Gabes,
Thank you for posting this.
I began eating coconut chips about 7 months ago, just for something sweet, with no issues.
The last 2 weeks, my bm's have been very loose and i couldnt figure out why, as i hadnt changed anything in my diet??
I read your post last week and stopped snacking on the coconut chips........BINGO, NORMAL POOP again!!!
Weird, after 7 months of eating them, but just releived to have found the culprit, thanks to you and Tex's explanation!
Jen
Newbie Question on Enterolab testing
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Re: Newbie Question on Enterolab testing
Jen
you are welcome
another thing to be aware of.
the Gluten free bread I was eating has had an ingredient change. I have eaten it for 2 years no issues
there was some mild reactions recently so I got the reading glasses out checked the ingredients and noticed they now have soy flour in it
also worth double checking ingredients of products every couple of months
you are welcome
another thing to be aware of.
the Gluten free bread I was eating has had an ingredient change. I have eaten it for 2 years no issues
there was some mild reactions recently so I got the reading glasses out checked the ingredients and noticed they now have soy flour in it
also worth double checking ingredients of products every couple of months
Gabes Ryan
"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
Dalai Lama
"Anything that contradicts experience and logic should be abandoned"
Dalai Lama
Re: Newbie Question on Enterolab testing
Glad you found the problem Gabes and thank you for the reminder!