Anyone have Celiac Disease? (Gluten Allergies?)

[yoyo mama]

I have a gluten intollerance. Honestly I had to deal with it for a year before I felt comfortable enough to try losing weight. Now I'm completely ok with it and can diet with no fears. My main GF carbs are corn tortillas (yummy heated up!), rice cakes (yummy with low cal spreads), quinoa, baked potato and brown rice. Quinoa is probably the heathiest GF food. Good luck! Here's a webpage with some gluten free low cal snacks:

Gluten free weight watchers snacks

[Watercolor]

Another celiac disease person here.
Diagnosed January of 2009 by blood work, never had biopsy.
Dietician said the proof it was really celiac is that 2 hours after eating gluten,
I have violent vomiting that lasts about an hour.
Strong motivation to avoid gluten, let me tell you.

The first 6 months are the hardest.
Going gluten free and realizing what it entails, you will make mistakes many times, but in about 6 months you'll get it and then you are GF and happy.
Since going GF I have lost a dress size, 10 pounds of fluid, and the horrible fatigue I was experiencing. And my allergies are so much better. And I'm less depressed.

Too bad I don't vomit when I eat sugar. That would really help me lose weight...

[uklass26]

ener-g bread



could post link but brand above has a choice of glyten free breads, my daughter has mutiple food allergies so this brand cater for her the taste is nice bwhen toasted snd can be kept up to a week, were from the uk so no sure if u woulc be able to get it, al the best

[yoyo mama]

Forgot to include a link for gluten free low cal snacks:

Gluten free low calorie snacks

[jhkoenig]

Our daughter has celiac disease. With the growing awareness about celiac, it is nice that more restaurants are offering gluten-free menu items. We have had particularly good luck with PF Changs. They have been great about tweaking their recipes to cope with celiac and other issues. They even send us home with gluten-free soy sauce when we get take out. Really above and beyond.

[ghost girl]

I am a celiac and the best gluten free breads are UDI's and Rudi's.
Once i gave up all gluten, I have started feeling better, but it does take a while. I stick to mainly an Atkins type diet. Very low card no sigars and flours.