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I'm making a crustless pumpkin pie. Google "Gluten Free Easily." The recipe is on her site.... along with lots more.
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Yes, please add me!! :-). ( Forgot to say that! LOL)
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I'm doing my best to eat clean. I have celiac and am following a Part Time Paleo diet. I eat a lot of veggies , clean protein and try to stay away from most grains. I actually need to gain as I was quite malnourished. Feeling better now, but need ideas and help!! I want to gain with healthy foods. No processed or junk…
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I wish I could follow your motto. I'm terrible about putting things off until the last minute. :-(
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I have celiac, Renaud's, osteoporosis and thyroid nodules. My doctor is testing me for Hashimots. Right now I am eating totally gluten free, but I'm stuck in a rut. I need ideas. My diary is open to friends, if you would like to friend me. I've been keeping my diary for over a year and just recently decided I need help and…
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You sound like me. I'm trying to eat whole foods...though occasionally I do have a protein bar. I am concentrating on nutrition since my doctor told me I was "not absorbing my nutrients." I cook at home almost every night. I have Celiac so eat gluten free. I also have to make certain my husband, who is diabetic and has…
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I just want to eat everything. I don't crave gluten. I crave nuts, cheese, gf cookies, EVERYTHING!! It's terrible! It's as if I can't get full!
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You are so right!!!
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I try to stay away from processed foods. I agree that processed gluten free foods will not help you!! They are simply gluten free junk food.
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The rash is common with a gluten intolerance. Some people only have the rash. However, that is a sign that your gut is experiencing inflammation. Like aimeerhiannon said, you do have to be eating gluten in order to be diagnosed. The blood test, unfortunately, is not a good test...too many false negatives.
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I have celiac and eat totally gluten free because I have to. I was told that if even you have the celiac gene ( I have 2), it takes some kind of trigger to set it off. The trigger can be emotional ( like stress) or physical ( like the flu, etc). I was diagnosed only 6 years ago, but I know for sure that I have had it all…
