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dkad
Joined: 08 Apr 2005
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Location: TX (panhandle)
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| csocain wrote: | | Still wrestling to find a good, tasty biscuit. Any ideas for me? . |
Carolyn, have you looked at the recipe section for biscuits. Linda posted one that I really like and I am super picky. Have found other uses for the recipe. Makes a good pizza crust too. Takes a little effort but worth it. I don't know if a person can ever find that "normal biscuit recipe" I think it is a little bit like when can you buy bread that tastes real.
Have a good day
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Professor
Joined: 19 Oct 2005
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| Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 4:17 pm Post subject: |
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| Padams wrote: |
The reason that I need these accomodations is my body is not responding to the diet. My GI feels that I have refractory sprue or some other rare type of CD. |
Since I'm new here, I hate to ask the question others have probably suggested countless times, but I will -- are you certain beyond a shadow of a doubt that you are following a GF diet? I mean, is your home GF? Or are you dining out and possibly getting hidden ingredients, or cross-contamination?? There are so many possibilities . . . and I KNOW you're likely quite tired of it all -- we ALL know that feeling.
Anyway, yes, it's hard to do things like college when you're sick -- hard to get focused, and just feel well enough to care much, right? Good luck -- you'll get there. It's just a long haul sometimes.
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Professor
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| Judy wrote: | Hi and welcome Professor Lexi. Its very nice to meet you. My husband is one of those celiacs that was diagnosed nearly 25 years ago. It isn't easy now, but compared to then - its a piece of gluten free cake!  There were no GF foods, labeling on packaging wasn't any help and neither were the doctors. My husband was finally diagnosed by a dermatologist, (he has dermatitis herpetaformis) handed an information sheet that basically said "avoid wheat". So while things aren't even close to being perfect now, its WAY easier to find decent packaged foods.
Hope to see your posts often! |
Yup, DH was one of the things that led to my diagnosis. And I like you're pice of (GF) cake -- very cute! Yup, it's so easy and enjoyable now . . . And it will only get better!
Thanks for the welcome,
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| Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 7:31 pm Post subject: Arthritis |
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| Lexi, have you tried giving up all citrus to help your arthritis? I read something again the other day about citrus being bad for arthritis. I would also suspect potatoes, & tomatoes & black pepper & maybe peaches. chili powder? |
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Professor
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| Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 10:01 pm Post subject: Re: Arthritis |
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| B Guest wrote: | | Lexi, have you tried giving up all citrus to help your arthritis? I read something again the other day about citrus being bad for arthritis. I would also suspect potatoes, & tomatoes & black pepper & maybe peaches. chili powder? |
Hhi, and thanks for the suggestion(s) . . .
I tried an elimination diet for arthritis, and several foods did in fact contribute (all forms of peppers being included in that list) . . . but citrus wasn't one that bothered me.
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