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Hi, I've recently joined this list and have a couple of questions: my son has

been gf/cf for about 6 months but a couple of days ago they slipped up at his

school and during cooking class he ate a whole wheat flour pancake and also had

hot chocolate including milk. He has never shown hugely obvious reactions to

gluten or casein, but we know from urinary and blood tests that he is sensitive

- and his concentration is definitely better on the diet. I gather casein leaves

the body quite quickly, but how long does it take to eliminate the gluten after

such an infringement? I've heard everything from a week to 3 months, and it is

really bugging me to think that the work of the past 6 months could have been

undone in a few minutes. Anyone know?

My second question: I read recently that plain oats have been okayed for celiacs

- what is the group's opinion on this?

Many thanks in advance for any replies.

Anne in S. Africa

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Oats are a no.

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On Thu, 06 Sep 2001 12:38:30 +0200 A Bryce writes:

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> My second question: I read recently that plain oats have been okayed

> for celiacs - what is the group's opinion on this?

>

> Anne in S. Africa

>

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