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...and quite a bunch got girls, too...
I'll keep it in mind as a possiblity for sure. I kind of don't want to unless I have to though - I love my breads too much, LMAO!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
I have been gluten free for the most part since swaying and really feel better. I have a cheat once in a while but hoping I get my long awaited BFP soon!
Oh, I love breads too!!!
On Fertility Friend I've seen several ladies with PCOS who weren't Oing at all or quite infrequently & irregularly started having regular cycles after going gluten free. Even just reducing carbs can help.
The gluten free thing has fascinated me for a while. I have a friend with 2 boys then 2 girls. Her second son has celiac disease and is also autistic so the whole family had to go gluten free as he just eats whatever he can find. I did wonder if it swayed for her.
omg you guys are really talking me into it!Quote:
Originally Posted by covered in blue
it may even be better for you anyway due to your ethnic heritage because you may have less ability to digest gluten. :)
Yeah I agree that's a possibility. I'm going to try to cut down on gluten heavy products but I'm not going to go gluten free necessarily.....just replacing breads/pasta with more rice as my staple starch. I'm not going to fret over the tiny amounts in condiments or additives.Quote:
Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
I went gluten free slowly over a few years. Don't over think it. Its not that bad. Don't go crazy on all the gluten free products, unless you want to.Quote:
Originally Posted by LacePrincess
I use chips instead of bread a lot. Oatmeal instead of waffles. Once you cut back it gets easier and easier, especially if you are feeling better, the cravings really diminish.
The fabulous smell of fresh bread gets to me sometimes, but when I eat it and its not that great and I feel lousy.
Sometime just a small piece of cake or a half a brownie is enough for me and I'm good and satisfied for a while.