Anyone else gluten/dairy free?
TerranandKaylynsmommy
Posts: 321 Member
Ok long story short I have hashimotos and I feel better when I don't eat gluten and dairy... however man oh man do I miss cheese and ice cream. Anyone on a similar journey?
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Oh and I also try to limit my sufar/caffeine intake0
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Me! Hashimotos and gluten fairy soy free. I make banana "Icecream" every night almost. Blend frozen banana into an ice cream consistency and I mix in chocolate chips and melt a tbsp of peanut butter for on top. Amazing!2
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Gluten free... Not fairy lol2
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And dairy free! Lol1
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I'm dairy and wheat intolerant, and get super bloated and lethargic when I eat it, especially my eyes get so swollen, so I try to avoid it.
I eat sorberts or dairy free ice cream (my favorites are made of coconut milk) , or make my own banana ice cream. I don't drink coffee or anything else that requires milk, but you got all the nut milk alternatives.
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Fitwitchlifts wrote: »Gluten free... Not fairy lol
I dunno, I kind of like the idea of a gluten fairy. I have celiac disease - I could ask her to smack a loaf of sour dough bread with her wand and make it gluten free
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Crohn's disease. Pretty much everything free just kidding, I am doing the Autoimmune Protocol to figure out my triggers.Gluten and dairy are definitely on that no-list! Why, cheese, WHY?! 2
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Me! I find they aggravate my IBS. Can be hard to find recipes/eat out sometimes.2
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I was just diagnosed with Hashimoto's a few months ago. I am already dairy free because I am vegan, but really want to try and cut out at least gluten and then maybe soy. But it is so hard!!!
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Hi,
I have Graces and since reading the medical mediums thyroid book. I am now Dairy, Gluten, Soy and meat free. It is really hard but I bought the deliciously Ella books and they have great recipes for vegans and she is also gluten free.3 -
That was supposed to say Graves not Grace!1
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The wife and I are virtually dairy free, we have dairy free butter, dont drink milk and the only time we have dairy is on a pizza on the one off time we have it. (about every fortnight) Our digestive system thanks us definitely! ^^2
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Gluten-free and soy-free for the past 4 years. I don't avoid dairy, but I don't really eat that much of it anyway. My son, daughter-in-law, and grandson are all lactose intolerant so I've just switched to coconut milk, almond milk creamer and other alternatives. They really like Daiya cheese shreds for cooking and things like tacos. I also found a cashew based cream cheese that's really very good!0
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Fitwitchlifts wrote: »Me! Hashimotos and gluten fairy soy free. I make banana "Icecream" every night almost. Blend frozen banana into an ice cream consistency and I mix in chocolate chips and melt a tbsp of peanut butter for on top. Amazing!
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gymprincess1234 wrote: »I'm dairy and wheat intolerant, and get super bloated and lethargic when I eat it, especially my eyes get so swollen, so I try to avoid it.
I eat sorberts or dairy free ice cream (my favorites are made of coconut milk) , or make my own banana ice cream. I don't drink coffee or anything else that requires milk, but you got all the nut milk alternatives.
I have 1 cup of coffee in the morning but I use coconut creamer.0 -
Hi,
I have Graces and since reading the medical mediums thyroid book. I am now Dairy, Gluten, Soy and meat free. It is really hard but I bought the deliciously Ella books and they have great recipes for vegans and she is also gluten free.
Wow that is commitment. I could give up soy but I don't know about meat.0 -
I am gluten, dairy, hfcs, caffeine and alcohol free. The caffeine and alcohol are since August 2017 and the others since January. I have IBS and since I eliminated (per doctors orders) I have almost no symptoms. Eating out is tough, so I try not to do it.
A note on the caffeine:
-decaf coffee & teas are allowed up to 3% caffeine and still be considered decaf
-chocolate has caffeine
You probably know that, but I wanted to point it out just in case. Caffeine is a bowel stimulant.
When going gluten free for health reasons, be aware of "hidden gluten" and do your research.0 -
angiecullifer wrote: »I am gluten, dairy, hfcs, caffeine and alcohol free. The caffeine and alcohol are since August 2017 and the others since January. I have IBS and since I eliminated (per doctors orders) I have almost no symptoms. Eating out is tough, so I try not to do it.
A note on the caffeine:
-decaf coffee & teas are allowed up to 3% caffeine and still be considered decaf
-chocolate has caffeine
You probably know that, but I wanted to point it out just in case. Caffeine is a bowel stimulant.
When going gluten free for health reasons, be aware of "hidden gluten" and do your research.
I read all of the labels. I maybe have dark chocolate at most twice a week. My gut is still messed up I suspect. I don't have IBS but if had terrible constipation for as long as I can remember.0 -
I've*** not if0
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What do you guys do for butter? It’s the last dairy food I’m holding onto because I just can’t find anything else I like eggs fried in.
My favorite milk replacement is cashew. Cashew milk ice cream tastes a lot better to me than almond or coconut, too.1 -
kimothyschma wrote: »What do you guys do for butter? It’s the last dairy food I’m holding onto because I just can’t find anything else I like eggs fried in.
My favorite milk replacement is cashew. Cashew milk ice cream tastes a lot better to me than almond or coconut, too.
I use butter favored coconut oil1 -
I've recently made the switch to a dairy free diet. I've found it pretty simple to make the adjustment and rather than try and replace things with substitutes I've found foods I enjoy and tried to avoid certain foods containing things like cheese and cream. One trick that has helped me out as well is when going to a restaurant and seeing an item like a drink has milk is asking them to use other kinds of milk if I really want that item.1
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I’ve recently made the switch to being dairy free and wheat free as they both irritate my stomach. I’ve had a bit of trouble getting adjusted as I love cheese and love all things wheat and gluten so I would often cheat. I’ve never really been a big fan of milk so I don’t use almond/soy milk. To avoid whey I’ve switched over to pea protein as well. One thing that’s helped me is rather than replacing things with subtitutes trying to find things that fit within my diet.1
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I'm adjusting ok I guess. I just really miss cheese and ice cream lol0
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I went dairy- and sugar-free 3.5 years ago and have not missed either. I strictly limit fat and sodium intake as well. I am 61 years old. The dietary changes, along with a well-designed lifting program helped me drop 60 pounds and get off all medications for high cholesterol and high blood pressure (had been on them for 30+ years). The arthritis pain I had in one hip also went away. I use olive oil (just a very small amount) when necessary for cooking. I make muffins from oatmeal (not sure how that fits in with gluten, though).0
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andyroo29150 wrote: »I went dairy- and sugar-free 3.5 years ago and have not missed either. I strictly limit fat and sodium intake as well. I am 61 years old. The dietary changes, along with a well-designed lifting program helped me drop 60 pounds and get off all medications for high cholesterol and high blood pressure (had been on them for 30+ years). The arthritis pain I had in one hip also went away. I use olive oil (just a very small amount) when necessary for cooking. I make muffins from oatmeal (not sure how that fits in with gluten, though).
You can use oats or oat flour to cook with as long as it's gluten free
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TerranandKaylynsmommy wrote: »I'm adjusting ok I guess. I just really miss cheese and ice cream lol
cheese and ice cream are tough to give up! ben & jerry's makes non dairy ice cream I really like, it tastes great!0 -
TerranandKaylynsmommy wrote: »I'm adjusting ok I guess. I just really miss cheese and ice cream lol
cheese and ice cream are tough to give up! ben & jerry's makes non dairy ice cream I really like, it tastes great!
Awesome I'll keep a look out0 -
kimothyschma wrote: »What do you guys do for butter? It’s the last dairy food I’m holding onto because I just can’t find anything else I like eggs fried in.
My favorite milk replacement is cashew. Cashew milk ice cream tastes a lot better to me than almond or coconut, too.
I can't believe it's not butter vegan is what I use.1 -
Chunky Monkey Ben & Jerry's is gf/dairy free. The non-dairy version, that is.1
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