Re: Gluten intolerance and dairy

[Guest guest]

but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had dairy

issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not -ends up NOT being a

dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via scopes and camera I swallowed etc

eileen

20 months scd

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> I was reading an article yesterday on some gluten free site online,

> and I thought this little tidbit was interesting, at least for people

> like me who don't handle dairy well or at all. It said that what

> gluten does to people who can't handle it is to wear the ends off the

> villi in the intestines. And, those tip ends are what is needed to

> handle dairy!

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[Guest guest]

but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had dairy

issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not -ends up NOT being a

dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via scopes and camera I swallowed etc

eileen

20 months scd

>

> I was reading an article yesterday on some gluten free site online,

> and I thought this little tidbit was interesting, at least for people

> like me who don't handle dairy well or at all. It said that what

> gluten does to people who can't handle it is to wear the ends off the

> villi in the intestines. And, those tip ends are what is needed to

> handle dairy!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Eileen,

Where did you find the information about the villi growing back after 3 -

6 months? That's awesome news.

Rhonda

but the villi grow back once

you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had dairy issues - and HOPE this

bloating I have more often than not -ends up NOT being a dairy issue as I

know my guys are back (via scopes and camera I swallowed etc

eileen

20 months scd

>

> I was reading an article yesterday on some gluten free site online,

> and I thought this little tidbit was interesting, at least for

people

> like me who don't handle dairy well or at all. It said that what

> gluten does to people who can't handle it is to wear the ends off

the

> villi in the intestines. And, those tip ends are what is needed to

> handle dairy!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Eileen,

Where did you find the information about the villi growing back after 3 -

6 months? That's awesome news.

Rhonda

but the villi grow back once

you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had dairy issues - and HOPE this

bloating I have more often than not -ends up NOT being a dairy issue as I

know my guys are back (via scopes and camera I swallowed etc

eileen

20 months scd

>

> I was reading an article yesterday on some gluten free site online,

> and I thought this little tidbit was interesting, at least for

people

> like me who don't handle dairy well or at all. It said that what

> gluten does to people who can't handle it is to wear the ends off

the

> villi in the intestines. And, those tip ends are what is needed to

> handle dairy!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

it was from when I was 1st dx celiac and reading everything, went to one of Dr

greene's seminars (bigwig celiac wise)etc - found out all I could and saw

3 different GI's - got lots of info - lol

then found SCD!!! AMEN!!!

eileen

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> > > I was reading an article yesterday on some gluten free site online,

> > > and I thought this little tidbit was interesting, at least for people

> > > like me who don't handle dairy well or at all. It said that what

> > > gluten does to people who can't handle it is to wear the ends off the

> > > villi in the intestines. And, those tip ends are what is needed to

> > > handle dairy!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for decades.

I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt, I

guess.

but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had

dairy issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not -ends up

NOT being a dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via scopes and camera

I swallowed etc

eileen

[Guest guest]

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>

> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for

> decades. I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try

> yoghurt, I guess.

Well you can try almond or coconut milk yogurt. They

have the recipe at pecanbread.com and elsewhere.

Mara

[Guest guest]

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>

> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for

> decades. I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try

> yoghurt, I guess.

Well you can try almond or coconut milk yogurt. They

have the recipe at pecanbread.com and elsewhere.

Mara

[Guest guest]

Well, since she just recently started, I'd say hold on

for a while until her body is functioning a lot better than

when she started - maybe in several months.

Mara

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> have you tried it -who knows what healing has taken place with

> scd??? worth a small test???

> eileen

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>> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for decades.

>> I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt, I

>> guess.

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>> but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had

>> dairy issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not

>> -ends up NOT being a dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via

>> scopes and camera I swallowed etc

>> eileen

>>

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[Guest guest]

Well, since she just recently started, I'd say hold on

for a while until her body is functioning a lot better than

when she started - maybe in several months.

Mara

>

> have you tried it -who knows what healing has taken place with

> scd??? worth a small test???

> eileen

>

>

>

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>> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for decades.

>> I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt, I

>> guess.

>>

>>

>>

>> but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had

>> dairy issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not

>> -ends up NOT being a dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via

>> scopes and camera I swallowed etc

>> eileen

>>

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[Guest guest]

Well, since she just recently started, I'd say hold on

for a while until her body is functioning a lot better than

when she started - maybe in several months.

Mara

>

> have you tried it -who knows what healing has taken place with

> scd??? worth a small test???

> eileen

>

>

>

>>

>> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for decades.

>> I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt, I

>> guess.

>>

>>

>>

>> but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had

>> dairy issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not

>> -ends up NOT being a dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via

>> scopes and camera I swallowed etc

>> eileen

>>

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[Guest guest]

sorry thought she was on a while

eileen

> >>

> >> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for decades.

> >> I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt, I

> >> guess.

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had

> >> dairy issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not

> >> -ends up NOT being a dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via

> >> scopes and camera I swallowed etc

> >> eileen

> >>

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[Guest guest]

sorry thought she was on a while

eileen

> >>

> >> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for decades.

> >> I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt, I

> >> guess.

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> but the villi grow back once you're GF for 3-6 months - I NEVER had

> >> dairy issues - and HOPE this bloating I have more often than not

> >> -ends up NOT being a dairy issue as I know my guys are back (via

> >> scopes and camera I swallowed etc

> >> eileen

> >>

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[Guest guest]

I gave dairy a try with butter a couple of weeks ago. Heated it and (I

thought) got the milk solids off. Historically if I can eat any

dairy product it's been butter. And it actually tasted good which

was a real change from the rotten taste of recent decades. Didn't

get a headache or anything. But then, had a very restless miserable

night, which is generally the the precursor to an allergic sick day the

next day, which it was. Now, I didn't strain the butter 87 times,

and next time I decide to try it I'll get actual ghee, but it didnt' make

it seem worth getting a yoghurt maker and going through all the hoopla

many of you seem to have to do, just to try a teaspoon of yoghurt.

But not to worry, I will try it someday when the time seems right. It's

high on the list. Next time I have plenty of time to get sick, I'll try

an egg.

have you tried it -who knows what healing has taken place with scd???

worth a small test???

eileen

>

> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for

decades. > I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt,

I guess.

> >

[Guest guest]

I gave dairy a try with butter a couple of weeks ago. Heated it and (I

thought) got the milk solids off. Historically if I can eat any

dairy product it's been butter. And it actually tasted good which

was a real change from the rotten taste of recent decades. Didn't

get a headache or anything. But then, had a very restless miserable

night, which is generally the the precursor to an allergic sick day the

next day, which it was. Now, I didn't strain the butter 87 times,

and next time I decide to try it I'll get actual ghee, but it didnt' make

it seem worth getting a yoghurt maker and going through all the hoopla

many of you seem to have to do, just to try a teaspoon of yoghurt.

But not to worry, I will try it someday when the time seems right. It's

high on the list. Next time I have plenty of time to get sick, I'll try

an egg.

have you tried it -who knows what healing has taken place with scd???

worth a small test???

eileen

>

> Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for

decades. > I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt,

I guess.

> >

[Guest guest]

And I will do it when I am sure I'm getting along with almond and/or

coconut! Trials are spotty as to now. OK sometimes, bad

others. And I think I'm just coming up on my 3 month die-off (I had

a pretty good intro one at one month!).

Well you can try almond or coconut milk yogurt. They have the recipe at pecanbread.com and elsewhere.

Mara

[Guest guest]

And I will do it when I am sure I'm getting along with almond and/or

coconut! Trials are spotty as to now. OK sometimes, bad

others. And I think I'm just coming up on my 3 month die-off (I had

a pretty good intro one at one month!).

Well you can try almond or coconut milk yogurt. They have the recipe at pecanbread.com and elsewhere.

Mara

[Guest guest]

And I will do it when I am sure I'm getting along with almond and/or

coconut! Trials are spotty as to now. OK sometimes, bad

others. And I think I'm just coming up on my 3 month die-off (I had

a pretty good intro one at one month!).

Well you can try almond or coconut milk yogurt. They have the recipe at pecanbread.com and elsewhere.

Mara

[Guest guest]

yes cause we all have plenty of time to get sick - lol- hence the reason i'm

just barely stage 3 at 20 months - no time for sick!!

eileen

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> > Then I guess I simply am allergic to dairy. I've been GF for decades.

> > I've been that way all my life. So I won't hurry to try yoghurt, I guess.

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