Gluten Free Solution
            
                
                    mhwhetsell                
                
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                    Anyone doing this version of the SBD?                
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            I'm not, but I did read it. I suspected I had some gluten issues, and liked how he approached the "testing" of it.
In the end I think I've determined that my issues are more with starches than wheat/gluten, as gluten free bread gave me the same tummy issues.
It's a good read. He writes in a pretty user friendly way.
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            I'm not, but I did read it. I suspected I had some gluten issues, and liked how he approached the "testing" of it.
In the end I think I've determined that my issues are more with starches than wheat/gluten, as gluten free bread gave me the same tummy issues.
It's a good read. He writes in a pretty user friendly way.
ps: Welcome!
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            I am! Just reading the book now, but hope to restart Phase I soon. I do have Celiac (and have been Gluten Free for almost four years) so I thought it might be interesting on how it is approached. So far, I really like it and find it interesting.0
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I hope you'll report back after you've read the book. That was something I wondered throughout: what would someone with Celiac think.I am! Just reading the book now, but hope to restart Phase I soon. I do have Celiac (and have been Gluten Free for almost four years) so I thought it might be interesting on how it is approached. So far, I really like it and find it interesting.
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            I haven't read the book, but I have been eating wheat-free for 30 years (with the occasional lapse) due to a wheat allergy. I can't have soy or corn, either. That made it really interesting when I did a vegan diet, LOL.0
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            njitaliana wrote: »I haven't read the book, but I have been eating wheat-free for 30 years (with the occasional lapse) due to a wheat allergy. I can't have soy or corn, either. That made it really interesting when I did a vegan diet, LOL.
Wow, that WOULD be a challenge!0 
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