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RoxPet

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  1. Ladies- I have very sensitive reactive Celiac Disease. 1) yes anything you put on your skin ends up traveling through your body. I used prescription topical estrogen for 15 years so I know medications have similar effects on the skin. But I can testify since I put that picture up of new Coppertone lotion that I have used it all over my body every day for...
  2. I researched this to death last year. Only Zinc Oxide products do not have gluten ingredients. I've been using Blue Lizard. This year Coppertone came out with a new product that is organic and gluten free. I called them personally to find out and they assured me it is gluten free
  3. Hello- Your experience with Post made me uncomfortable as I also trust that Fruity and Chocolate Pebbles are gluten free, I use them as my 'go to' dessert. Personally I have never had a problem with them and I have super sensitive celiac disease. Not so with Cheerios. Those are hit and miss and it's never fun to pour a bowl of the 'miss' and suffer for...
  4. Donna I'm 63 and was diagnosed at 60. I get a lot of my gluten free stuff from Target, they ship $35. Type in gluten free on their website and you will be surprised. Sees Candy is also gluten free, that's my indulgence.
  5. I worked for Mars for 4 years and have Celiac Disease so I know the answer. All regular size Snickers are gluten free with the exception of Fun Size or Mini Snickers. The minis are manufactured on a special line that also processes mini Milky Way and mini Twix which are not gluten free so you take a risk eating the smaller Snickers. Milky Way Dark are gluten...
  6. I've been dealt another blow. After 2 years of finally learning to live with Celiac I now have developed Diabetes. I can only assume it's the amount of sugar that I've added to my diet via pre-made gluten free food and the sugar in the other foods that are the center of my diet like yogurt and other related dairy. Plus I just spent 2 months on my back...
  7. I've taken Flexeril for more than 10 years nightly and have never had any issues. I'm Celiac for sure so if it had gluten in it I would know.
  8. Thank you Victoria for reading my other post about getting sick a week after ingesting gluten. I've worked backwards in what I ate prior to the emergency stint and it occurred to me a few minutes ago that it's possible I got cross contaminated at Boston Market the night before. I didn't eat anything at the hospital I was wondering if they used gluten in IV...
  9. Hello- I was DX Celiac 2 years ago. Last week I had a terrible accident, broke ankle and had to be taken to emergency. I was pumped full of drugs mostly Versed and Fentanal via IV. After the usual couple days of constipation following these sort of drugs I began having GLUTENED intestinal issues. I've had non stop bathroom runs for 2 days now and everything...
  10. When my intestine are healed and gluten is non existent for a period of time then it takes me a week before the serious symptoms kick in. I finally tested that by going on a stupid gluten binge a few months ago. Ate some by accident, didn't have reaction immediately as some on this board have. When no symptoms appeared I decided I must not have Celiac disease...
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