Food & Drink

Do you Eat Gluten Free?

Food & Drink

Posted by: kiwigal

29th Nov 2011 07:30am

I would like to start up some sharing to do with Gluten free living. I am a person that has had to live gluten free, not by choice but to improve my well being. Who else has had this experience here? What tips do you have.

Bellxchat
  • 22nd Dec 2011 12:39pm

I tried "gluten-free", but got a bit tired of always reading labels. So now I don't eat grains in any way shape or form, and life's so much simpler. It's not always easy to avoid grains - dining out, other people's homes - but it is do-able. I eat as much fresh vegetables as I like, some fruit, nuts & seeds, eggs, fish and occasionally chicken or beef. I feel much better, and have lost a bit of weight without any effort. (stay away or cut down on packaged "foods" and you'll be half-way there already!)


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