Kerrie,
Thanks very much for that. I think I'll steer clear of the cheese for now! Beginning to despair about when I might stabilise. How long did you take? I don't seem to be making much progress in spite of doing my best to follow Heather's diet and keep gluten and yeast free as well.
This is my addition to the Aussie list. Hope someone finds it helpful :-
Natura Soya Margarine Organics Apple Sauce with Honey gold kili Instant Ginger Drink (Asian grocery shops - a very strong, very sweet ginger drink - gives you a real hit - When I'm able to have sugar, its my version of an alcoholic pick me up) Sakata rice crackers Ayam Fish sauce Song Gai sesame oil Lee Kum Kee Panda brand Oyster Sauce Ward's Baking Powder McKenzies Bircarb Soda and Cream of Tartar Continental Minced Ginger Woolies Home Brand Minced Garlic Diagos White Corn Tortillas Nature Phyto Soy LSA Mix Vecon Vege Stock Sakata Rice Crackers
The above are all general ingredients for everyone, but are all gluten free.
The following are gluten free, but probably only for those people who actually have coeliac disease. (More choices of these products in the mainstream ranges).
Mighty Might Massel stock powders, chicken, beef and vege Kornie Corn Flakes Lowan Rice Flakes (makes up similar to porridge and looks like outmeal too) Tamari Soy Sauce Vita Soy Calciplus High Fibre Milk (plain) (steer clear of the flavoured ones - the maltodextrin can contain wheat) Orgran Buckwheat Pancake Mix Basco Gluten Free Wheat Free Bread Mix Moores handmade, gluten free, wheat free, yeast free loaf (Country Life bread is gluten free and tastes pretty good, but has a high glycemic index)
Can we please keep this list going, other Aussies, because I'm keen to keep trying other things.
If you have time can you tell me how long you guys have taken to become "normal". I'd really appreciate it - been feeling a bit low lately.
Thanks, Bev
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