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  •   #16  
    canadianwoman's Avatarcanadianwoman , 12-23-2011 02:08 PM
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    Originally Posted by canadacatman
    Yes and he told me to try and stay away from the grains to see before he sends me for tests. When I eat brown rice. multi grain bread, oatmeal pain when I eat white bread white rice nothing feel fine.

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    Is he sending you for tests for celiac disease?

    I ask because I was tested a couple of years back and I am a celiac.
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    canadacatman's Avatarcanadacatman , 12-23-2011 03:00 PM
    He did not even mention that at all. Is that something you can get just like overnight.

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    chickadeee55's Avatarchickadeee55 , 12-23-2011 04:17 PM
    Hi, you comment interests me about the oatmeal. I have added grains back into my plan, and over the last few days have been eating Old Fashion Oats (cooked and raw in no bake cookies)and I think they are causing major bloating for me.

    Which I am not happy about, so I think I will try the Quick Oats. I only add two servings of grains to my regular plan for right now. And I hope this helps, thanks for the info.

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    Originally Posted by LilButterflyWings
    Grains can bloat. My husband had that issue with oatmeal, but he switched to quickoats instead and it doesn't cause any problems. The quickoats are easier for him to digest therefore giving him no issues.

    Beans probably would only be good one week in the fridge, but maybe a couple months in the freezer (if sealed up tight).
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    canadacatman's Avatarcanadacatman , 12-23-2011 04:23 PM
    Are quick oats as good for you.
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    Gabbah's AvatarGabbah , 01-08-2012 05:55 PM
    I get bad stomach probems when I eat many types of grains (wheat/gluten is big no for me) and legumes. Fibers from veggies etc have never been a problem tho.
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    BrettnLaurynsmommi's AvatarBrettnLaurynsmommi , 01-10-2012 05:08 PM
    The only difference between quick oats and old fashion oats is the size and thickness of the oat. The quick oats are cut smaller and rolled out thinner so they cook quicker. The nutritional value is the same. Hope that helps!
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