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  1. I don't eat ice cream. I can't do cow milk. Store bought ice cream has too many additives etc for me. We do buy gluten-free ice cream for my kids they like the brand cado and daiya ice cream bars. My snacks are usually nuts, quick veggie , or fruit. Chips in our home Kirkland gluten-free chips and Siete Food. I do not buy the corn containing...
  2. Edit: this link does a great job of describing the breakdown of food processing https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/processed-foods/
  3. Not processed. Produce section/ fresh foods . Fresh vegetables, fresh fruits, fresh meats/eggs. I make my own baked goods. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/whole food
  4. This was one of the more recent thread on gluten-free cheerios. Many discussions occurred on that product in 2017. From my observation and reading it is an individual choice based on reaction/no reaction when eating. Also if the individual is comfortable with the mechanical separation process.I Personally when I first went gluten-free prior to...
  5. Yes. This happened with one fish purchase last year. I regularly eat/consume from trusted store. During our state stay at home order this year in April my Brussel sprouts got me from the produce section another trusted store. I had DH lasted 7 weeks. I experience hair issues with cc. It appears dy, rough, more frayed texture to it. I have fine straight...
  6. Well said in a clearly written paragraph Dr. "You need to look towards the produce aisle, vary your food choices from day to day, eat a wide variety in colour and types of organic fruits and vegetables, eat fermented foods rich in probiotics, and feed that good bacteria in your gut with foods that are prebiotics (root vegetables daily). "
  7. https://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/ct-xpm-2010-08-21-ct-met-adrenal-fatigue-20100821-story.html https://www.drweil.com/vitamins-supplements-herbs/vitamins/vitamin-b2/ https://www.cleaneatingmag.com/clean-diet/eat-for-adrenal-health previous post would nOT let me add/edit links
  8. You may find this information helpful to start a conversation with Dr or nutritionist 10. Hormonal Imbalance Women who suffer from hormonal imbalances can have several symptoms such as mood changes, weight changes, low libido, anxiety, depression, digestive problems, irritability, and fatigue. Hormonal changes are common during times like menopause...
  9. Midwest gal.
  10. I have experienced muscle twitching. I have been vitamin D deficient in past. I did not find it related to food. Here is a link you may find helpful in guiding your questions for your Dr or Nutritionist. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/324641
  11. I use psyllium husk in baking as a binder. The product I buy is from a food company not a pharmacy. It is just psyllium husk no other ingrediants. If I recall metamucil OTC contains psyllium fiber and other ingredients. I have not used the medical based psyllium products. The gluten-free status can be found in the faq. https://www.metamucil.com...
  12. Ok then you already know about it. I didn't read the Paleo way I read one of the older books about paleo and Dr Meyers for AIP. It's possible they are different then your Paleo way. Good luck
  13. My library is closed during our stay at home order so I can't recall which paleo and aip books I checked out. I read up on the diets , but had to individual it base on my own reactions etc. Here are some links to the diets I think you mentioned https://paleoleap.com/paleo-101/ Unfortunately I can't find the title to the book I read about it...
  14. The forums often suggest whole foods as the best way to avoid cross contamination of gluten. AIP is one diet Paleo is another. My understanding they are different. I got books out of the library about them to research.
  15. Edit Article maybe of interest to you or others in future https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3315874/
  16. All excellent advice from gluten-free in DC. It took me 2 years and 4 months before I felt I was on the upswing. I like that gluten-free in DC said to avoid milk and oats. I also found I could not tolerate corn and corn dervatives. As for vitamins he gave great advice as well. I had to watch vitamin D , all B's and Mg. I've mentioned in the past as...
  17. My husband takes my daughter out for her b day to the restaurant she picks. My son and I do not eat out at restaurants. You making her favorite meal at home and her eating out with Dad and brother sounds like a great way to celebrate her special day .
  18. I have not done hypnosis for gi issues. After my diagnosis my Dr who knew I was more open to alternative treatments having used them in the past, said in an aside/passing/ casually mentioned I may find acupuncture helpful. I began to see an acupuncturist. I had never tried acupuncture before. I saw my acupuncturist regularly for 2-3 years. I now see her as...
  19. After my gluten challenge cow's milk caused heart palpitations for me.
  20. Your welcome. I can't find Ennis online supplement company link. I'll try to contact him.
  21. Most have additives. I would consider calling the current company you use/are happy with and ask if they have another suggestion. Perhaps explain you seek one that is gluten free and free of corn maltodextrin . I know Ennis on our forums uses an online vitamin company I forgot which one. When I first joined the forum he was really helpful for product ideas...
  22. I would encourage you to call to I inquire if this Dr has an interest in DH. Reason being some of us had decades of misdiagnosis. I was misdiagnosed in my early 20s with another gi disease based on symptoms only. In my 30s I was having terrible symptoms and concerns my thyroid, metabolics, skin, and immune system was malfunctioning. I went to see my ob/gyn...
  23. My gluten challenge was 2 weeks with endoscope and colonscopy. Did they offer that option. I have read the 12 week challenge is what is best to yield positive bloodwork or positive DH result. In the end I was diagnosed NCGS , my rash did not appear during my challenge possibly as I was on both H1 and H2 antihistamines ,had been eating gluten-free...
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