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@eileenb1022 Hi Eileen . It's wonderful to hear your excitement over your shopping trip! Some of my gluten free friends tell me that gluten is one of the top causes of inflammation in our bodies. That's a real eye opener so it's very worthwhile to stick to the program! Your hubby too!
As a side note, I asked my Gastroenterologist if I could have the gluten test, just to verify that I NEED to go gluten free. She didn't really want me to, but relented and told me I'd have to eat at least two slices of glutinous bread per day in order to rid myself of the effects of my gluten free regime, plus whatever other gluten-type foods come up in my everyday eating. I had to do that for at least 4 weeks and then go for the blood test. I did eat what I was told to, but I have to tell you I was in real trouble with my gut within the first week.
I learned my lesson. No more gluten for me, ever.

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Good Morning Laurie,
wow thats amazing. when i first got sick 15 months ago, the ER did a catscan and it showed inflammaton in my stomach.i had no idea how it happened. six months later i had my gallbladder out and then last june a endoscope showed a form of hyperplasia with possibility of autoimmune gastritis. isee a new gi in nov and i see a naturpath dr next week. it was on facebook that people talked to me about i should go gluten and dairy free. i did a lot of research and talked to others to get ideas. so it starts today. itested neg for celiac 3 times but i have found i am able to eat some gf foods better than regular so who knows. im being re allergy tested this week also for allergies. i had some yrs ago. i used to get allergy shots .i had been fine for yrs but 6 months ago i started having these symptoms soit will be interesting what it shows. have a good day, Eileen