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Gluten-free question

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fumanchu
fumanchu

I've been trying to go gluten-free, after constant pain/bloating and have been fine ever since... but today I had Supernoodles and one Omeprazole, and bang - the pain came back. Would that be the noodles or the Omeprazole?

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  • amy60709
    amy60709 fumanchu

    Posted

    Sorry to hear ure in pain.. im not sure. Maybe the other i ingredients in the meal had gluten.. ketchup has. And bbq sauce as well. 
  • fumanchu
    fumanchu

    Posted

    On the Supernoodle ingredients list is wheat flour - is gluten in wheat flour? Sorry if this is a daft question but this is totally new to me.
    • chris03990
      chris03990 fumanchu

      Posted

      Noodles are almost pure wheat flour which is high in gluten, avoid any wheat products if gluten is your problem
  • KT47
    KT47 fumanchu

    Posted

    I would put this down to the noodles I've been on Omeprazole (losec) for many years now with out any side effects but I do avoid things like Noodles check what else they contain 
  • clare138
    clare138 fumanchu

    Posted

    Gluten and wheat are in many foods.My husband is coeliac and has to have gluten free foods.If. you are worried you may be the same ask your doctor for a blood test. Even sauces and vinegar have barely and things not suitable for anyone leading a gluten free diet.
    • fumanchu
      fumanchu clare138

      Posted

      Been tested Clare but came back negative - although that was a few years ago. I just started trying to go gluten free on my own because of constant pain and bloating and found my tummy settled better. To be honest I've given up on getting tested, it always comes back "fine" !
  • clare138
    clare138 fumanchu

    Posted

    Gluten is in sauces and vinegar. Don't eat foods in oil previously used to cook ordinary food in. Don't use same spreads, e.g. butter. You will need separate tubs u

    In case of crumbs transferring. If you're serious check everything you buy.Even some chocolates have gluten in them.

    Wasatch out for barley too. There is a celiac society you can join which lists what you can eat.

    • fumanchu
      fumanchu clare138

      Posted

      OK. It's easy to sort that as there's a lot of foods that I don't eat, and husband already has his separate because he's diabetic. Thanks smile
  • clare138
    clare138 fumanchu

    Posted

    That must make life a bit difficult, hope you get sorted out.Happy New year.
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