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  1. Just to be sure, is this the site you mean? https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/
  2. So it has only been 20 years now since they have resolved the inflammation issues with mRNA that you seem so concerned about, yet you are still so focused on this issue with this vaccine? Clearly they have worked this out, and I am not hearing of any issues with inflammation in those who are taking the vaccine (I personally know 3 people who have had it,...
  3. I just did a google search for Nima Sensor and it seems to be available at fsastore.com, and the peanut version is at Best Buy:
  4. A quick look at the ingredients here: https://www.fronterafoods.com/frozen-bowls-skillets/chicken-fajita-bowl indicated that there are no gluten ingredients, but the product is not labelled as "gluten-free," so cross contamination with wheat could be possible. They don't declare wheat as a possible allergen, even though it does contain soy sauce...
  5. Natural flavors and gluten-free, so it would not be this ingredient. Gluten-free Cheerios are also gluten-free...what makes you believe they aren't? If you made nachos I assume you used other ingredients, like corn chips, cheese, etc. Is it possible one of the other ingredients was contaminated? Old El Paso's Traditional refried beans don't have any...
  6. This one says that it uses corn starch: https://www.samsclub.com/p/mm-cetirizine-400ct/prod17030287
  7. Celiac.com 12/30/2020 - If you're looking for a little taste of the southwest at the end of a long day, look no further. This delightful gluten-free, slow cooked chicken enchilada soup is a marriage of chicken, broth, enchilada sauce,...
  8. This site might help, and it does have some of the drugs you mentioned: https://www.glutenfreedrugs.com/Glutenlist.htm
  9. I just tested a package of "pure" powdered psyllium fiber with a Nima sensor, as it was causing me issues, and it was over 20ppm. It does not claim to be gluten-free, but it just goes to show you that it's important to verify that things you might use regularly are gluten-free. I'll have to toss this and buy one that specifies that it is gluten-free (and...
  10. Over 400K still die of malaria each year, and millions more have to suffer serious chronic illness due to it: https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/malaria How many people died or got seriously ill from the malaria vaccine? It's possible that you didn't get it due to the vaccine you received. That's the real problem with vaccines, people...
  11. @marc9803 I will go though each of the points you made, but ultimately the FDA has a rigorous process that all drugs must pass in order to be allowed on the market. In this case the process was expedited, however, it is my understanding that none of the normal safety procedures were skipped or excluded, including the 30,000 person trial for safety and efficacy...
  12. @marc9803 I've merged your new topic with an existing one, since it covers the same ongoing discussion here. There is also another similar topic here, but I consider this different so I'm not merging them: From what I've read the development and research into RNA vaccines has been ongoing since the 1970's: https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/16/us/katalin...
  13. Celiac.com 12/29/2020 - Early-onset depression is associated with poor health outcomes over the long term. However, researchers still don't know if early depression might be connected with specific diseases and premature death, and whether...
  14. Given that this article is from 2008, you may need to try this and let us know!
  15. Thanks for the additional info on the timeline. It does still sounds like it is possible that the bumps on your head could be DH, but only a visit to a dermatologist could tell for sure, and if you are 100% gluten-free those should go away as well. I would just be sure that my diet is 100% GF, and if the bumps on your head don't go away after a couple of...
  16. Celiac.com 12/28/2020 - With the outbreak of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, and cases of COVID-19 spreading worldwide, a number of people have been worried about celiac disease as a risk factor. A team of clinicians recently compiled a list of...
  17. It sounds like this is a new development, as is dealing with your DH. I too wonder if it is related, and if it's possible that you might be getting small amounts of gluten in your diet, and that it could actually be DH. To me it seems strange that you would suddenly get folliculitis at around the same time that you are dealing with DH, but I'm sure that stranger...
  18. I think it would depend on your sensitivity level to oats. If you are extremely sensitive then you probably should avoid this supplement, or find one where the mushrooms are not grown on oats. This reminds me of wheat grass, which was very popular (and may still be) to get in things like Jamba Juice. Pure wheat grass is gluten-free, but when you watched...
  19. After reading the symptoms of dysautonomia they sound remarkably like the neurological symptoms associated with celiac disease, which, in those affected, can lead to gluten-induced ataxia, neuropathy, seizures, etc.: /celiac-disease/celiac-disease-amp-related-diseases-and-disorders/ataxia-nerve-disease-neuropathy-brain-damage-and-celiac-disease/ Is...
  20. It looks like these Whole Foods Frozen Vegetables are naturally gluten-free by their ingredients, although they are not labelled "gluten-free." I would not hesitate to eat them, especially if you plan to boil them, as any cross-contamination would be washed away. There is no wheat allergen warning on the ingredients, so it's not likely that cross-contamination...
  21. I always go for Dryer's. I'm not sure about all of their flavors, and they don't say "gluten-free" on their labels, but I've never had any issues with their basic vanilla or chocolate flavors which use cane sugar: https://www.dreyers.com/products/slow-churned/classic-vanilla/
  22. In some people I do wonder if this could be a temporary intolerance due to the leaky gut caused by untreated celiac disease. For example, I could not tolerate corn for around 2 years after my diagnosis, but after my gut healed I have not issues with corn and eat it daily.
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