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    Remember that lab results that are normal may not be your normal. Lab results are an average: some people are higher, some lower for their normal. My B12 and thyroid lab results were always in the normal range. Not until I found a doctor who told me that yea they were normal but low normal. Since I had symptoms of low B12 and thyroid I should be taking...
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    The new drugs they use now are fantastic. You won't mind at all. I was worried because I always was vomiting after being put to sleep for surgery. I'd just had eye surgery in Sept, awake but drugged, it was great. Didn't mind a bit. I know I was asleep during my colonoscopy but I do not remember anything except arriving at the hospital. Same with my dh...
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    Would make an interesting research study.
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    I had forgotten this symptom! I always felt as if I needed more oxygen before going gluten-free so I did a lot of sighs!
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    I had this problem the end of last year. My dr said just because my thyroid test was in the normal range didn't mean I did not need thyroid. She started me back on it and the hair loss stopped. The hard part is finding a doctor who can look at he whole person and not just test results.
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    Many years ago I used a menstrual cup. I figured out I was allergic to the material they made it with. If it hurts you to use it, please stop using it. Some how you body is not tolerating it.
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    Hmmmm, I'm beginning to think it's the Chex too. Yesterday I made 'Chex mix' with corn chex and gluten free pretzels. Something is bothering me. I'll skip the chex mix for a few day and try it again. I haven't been eating Chex for breakfast for a few weeks since I knew something was not right about my digestive system. Just a little off. Knowing about...
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    I do not find it odd. It says 'fit and active' which makes me think they are cutting out the fat so they have to replace it with something.
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    I've always had some problems with pork producing gluten like symptoms.
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    Gluten Free support group. This will be our second meeting at the Family Fresh store in New Richmond, WI. Treat tasting and sharing of ideas and recipes. This is a Dietitian lead group. Starts at 6 p.m. in the Cafe area. October will...
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    Home Testing Results The cinnamon chex does make me sleepy but not the Honey nut or the plain Rice Chex. All boxes were labeled gluten-free on the front. I tried just the cinnamon and also mixing the cinnamon with the plain rice: always was extremely fatigued within 30 minutes. I tried just the honey nut and then mixing it with plain rice and tried...
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    I'm sure soy will work. Soy Evaporated Milk recipe here: http://www.godairyfree.org/Recipes/Milk-Su...-Recipes-I.html
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    When this topic of problems with the Cinnamon Chex posted I thought to myself, "well, they don't bother me". But then I got to thinking I'd only eaten the Rice and Honey Nut gluten-free cereal. So last week, being out of cereal, I pull out the Cinnamon Chex that said gluten free across the front. I've eaten it three different times within the last week...
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