C-Girl

Actually, from what I understand, during perimenopause estrogen levels can swing wildly up, really high, then crash down low. Mine were off the charts high in January when I missed a cycle - my doctor said it was because my ovaries were shooting blanks and it confuses things. Great. I, too, have had bizarre periods since going gluten free. Mine were always...

19 - that's high! - seriously, mine was down to 10. Even before I knew I had celiac disease I had better luck with GNC's Women's Iron Complete thank the SlowFE. The SlowFE gave me abdominal cramps, even though it's supposed to be gentler. The GNC stuff was way better. I tried about 4 brands before I settled on this one.

Despite the CSA certifying Omission as safe for celiacs, I can attest - it is not. I actually hadn't researched it before consuming it: I went to the beer store and asked which gluten-free beer was the best, and the guy handed me one and said this one tested the best. Stupidly, I drank it. It gave me a stomach ache instantly - I was bloated a bit the...

I'm so proud of my gluten-free Christmas Eve dinner! I made these sour cream and scallion biscuits and carrot soup (it's really ONLY CARROTS and butter!), collard greens, green beans, coconut soy-marinated red snapper and mashed potatoes and two different kinds of gluten free cookies. Everyone loved it, and nobody missed the wheat.