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  1. Scott Adams
    This article explains the typical blood tests done, but the IgA and IgG look at different antibody levels.
  2. Scott Adams
    Two things come to my mind, and you've covered them both. Either it's cross-contamination, or certainly dairy products like cheese can go bad and cause food poisoning if not properly stored. Leaving it outside and unrefrigerated is probably not a good idea, especially if they do this for more than a day.
  3. Scott Adams
    I don't have much experience with MCS, but it sounds like it's difficult to deal with. Chemicals are in many things we put on our skin each day. Many people on this forum have spent years to get their celiac disease diagnosis, and I am no exception...it took my doctors several years to figure it out, even though I had pretty classic symptoms. In the...
  4. Scott Adams
    Many have reported similar issues. You mention the fructose issue and you have focused on this some, but many celiacs also need to go on a low FODMAP diet to fully recover. Have you tried this? Here is some research on it:
  5. Scott Adams
    The average time to heal is 2 years. Is there any chance you've gotten any cross-contamination? If you eat out regularly, this possibility is high.
  6. Scott Adams
    Recovery can take an average of 2 years IF you are 100% gluten-free. Many people take enzymes like GliadinX (they are a sponsor here) to help them deal with cross-contamination if they eat outside their homes...there are many studies that support their use for small amounts of accidental gluten: https://www.celiac.com/search/?q=gliadinx&quick=1&...
  7. Scott Adams
    I don't know much about parrot food, but can you find a gluten-free version? I would say that if you are super sensitive, this could be an issue.
  8. Scott Adams
    Is it possible that you are getting too much fiber? This can cause bloating. Cutting out sugar is very important when dealing with SIBO. Cutting carbs and going more paleo is a good idea, and be sure your diet is 100% gluten-free.
  9. Scott Adams
    This may not make you feel any better, but as someone who is newly diagnosed you may have temporary intolerances that could go away after a few months, or sometimes longer (mine took ~1-2 years to go away). At my diagnosis I could not eat chicken eggs, tomatoes, cow's milk/casein or corn. After about a year I was able to add some back, and I think it took...
  10. Scott Adams
    Yes, this is great news and we've been following it closely and doing summaries whenever new developments with it are posted: https://www.celiac.com/search/?q=Larazotide&quick=1&type=cms_records2
  11. Scott Adams
    Certainly if they were not properly cleaned they could still have trace amounts of gluten. Imagine a roommate who cooks gluten pasta in a pot which gets coated inside with gluten, then doing a poor job of cleaning it so there might be small amounts stuck inside that pot. Now imagine the colander used to screen out the water, and the screen also having trace...
  12. Scott Adams
    This seems to vary greatly from person to person. There is no specific formula, and many doctors don't do follow up blood tests to see if a patients antibody levels have dropped. I've not see any studies that track such drops after going gluten-free. In theory they should begin dropping as soon as you are 100% gluten-free, and after a few months should be...
  13. Scott Adams
    According to their web site it does not contain any gluten, so it is naturally gluten-free, but does not have "gluten-free" on the label: https://www.tazo.com/us/en/products/bottled/tazo-organic-awake.html
  14. Scott Adams
    More information about "Crisp Fall Apple and Cranberry Salad (Gluten-Free)"
    Celiac.com 11/27/2020 - Summer has given away, and autumn is definitely beckoning with its crisp air and shortening days. Celebrate the transition with this simple, yet tasty salad that offers the best of summer and fall in one nutritious...
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    Be careful...some of the Japanese curries use curry cubes that contain wheat. I've seen this personally when looking at them in Asian supermarkets.
  17. Scott Adams
    I hope everyone is having a happy gluten and covid-free Thanksgiving!
  18. Scott Adams
    More information about "Celiac Disease Shows Distinct Gut Biomarkers in Children"
    Celiac.com 11/26/2020 - For all that recent research has told us about celiac disease, we still don't know whether changes in the intestinal microbiota of children with celiac disease contribute to the disease, or if they are a result...
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    The Moscow Mule is popular in the USA: https://moscowmule.com
  21. Scott Adams
    Be sure to continue eating gluten daily until all tests are completed. I would request the blood test before the biopsy, as they are more accurate for diagnosis.
  22. Scott Adams
    This article covers the history of celiac disease, and 1950 would likely have been too early for most doctors to figure it out (actually even today many doctors can't figure it out!):
  23. Scott Adams
    You can't go wrong with a good old-fashioned Margarita!
  24. Scott Adams
    Have you had a blood screening for celiac disease yet? This would be the normal first step, before an endoscopy. If so, please share your results, if not, you may want to ask your doctor why this hasn't been done yet. Certainly diarrhea is a symptom, as well as well headaches and seizures...here are articles on this: https://www.celiac.com/celiac-disease...
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