Most people that do gluten free are fakers and attention seekers

[Anonymous]

List of inflamatry and anti iflamatory scores. Funny those night shade veggies are anti inflamatory. Saturated fat is the most inflamatory.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3925198/table/T2/?report=objectonly
And an article that explains some of it.
https://health.usnews.com/health-news/blogs/eat-run/articles/2018-10-11/your-anti-inflammatory-diet-is-probably-just-the-opposite

[Anonymous]

Oooh, so edgy and brave of you OP. Here is your
Yeah, I said it! Come at me!" medal of the day. You should feel very proud and daring

[Anonymous]

Here is a link with some gluten-free posts
from the diet forum:
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/jforum.page?module=search&action=search&search_forum=75&match_type=all&sort_by=time&search_keywords=gluten+free
From the food forum:
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/jforum.page?module=search&action=search&search_keywords=gluten%20free&search_in=&search_forum=46&sort_by=time&groupByForum=false&start=75
From the health forum:
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/jforum.page?module=search&action=search&search_forum=48&match_type=all&sort_by=time&search_keywords=gluten+free
From Special Needs thread:
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/jforum.page?module=search&action=search&search_forum=36&match_type=all&sort_by=time&search_keywords=gluten+free
Notice the number of posts suggesting to go gluten free. But, hey, sure, posting my opinion that gf people that do not have any diagnosis are fakers is wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oooh, so edgy and brave of you OP. Here is your
Yeah, I said it! Come at me!" medal of the day. You should feel very proud and daring

I did what I felt like doing. That is good enough reason for me. The reason so many pps are defensive, including you, is that they know I am right and that they are just making a fuss for attention. Instead of blaming gluten, maybe start demadning that bread is made as it ought to be made again. Simple test for you, bake bread. Eat bread you baked. See how you feel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oooh, so edgy and brave of you OP. Here is your
Yeah, I said it! Come at me!" medal of the day. You should feel very proud and daring

I did what I felt like doing. That is good enough reason for me. The reason so many pps are defensive, including you, is that they know I am right and that they are just making a fuss for attention. Instead of blaming gluten, maybe start demadning that bread is made as it ought to be made again. Simple test for you, bake bread. Eat bread you baked. See how you feel.

No it's because it's exhausting to be hated on by crazy and mentally ill freaks who have nothing better to do than police other people's diets. There are crazy, socially ostracized people everywhere, but whereas you guys used to be shut away in asylums or have to live in solitude Grey Gardens style, now you're on the internet where you can hide behind anonymity and bother us normal people. And it's annoying.

[Anonymous]

OP, curious about why are you so triggered?

No one in my family has food allergies but we are used to other people having food allergies/restrictions/preferences and we are cool with it.

DH and I are pretty good cooks and we can handle most cuisines and food restrictions of any of our guests.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oooh, so edgy and brave of you OP. Here is your
Yeah, I said it! Come at me!" medal of the day. You should feel very proud and daring

I did what I felt like doing. That is good enough reason for me. The reason so many pps are defensive, including you, is that they know I am right and that they are just making a fuss for attention. Instead of blaming gluten, maybe start demadning that bread is made as it ought to be made again. Simple test for you, bake bread. Eat bread you baked. See how you feel.

Dayyyyyum. I’m not saying you’re actually a sociopath, but seriously, this is nothing to brag about.

You are a nut who gets way too worked up about by other people’s dietary choices. Find an actual cause, crazy lady. Use that combative energy to make the world a better place, not to harangue people who are making different choices than you would about what food they put into their own bodies. Your sense of proportion is seriously skewed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, curious about why are you so triggered?

No one in my family has food allergies but we are used to other people having food allergies/restrictions/preferences and we are cool with it.

DH and I are pretty good cooks and we can handle most cuisines and food restrictions of any of our guests.

Because I have a severe wheat allergy. That is why I am triggered. I dream about eating bread and can't stand it when people fake that they can't eat it and then a few minutes later shove it down their throats. And no, I am not less inflamed or anything like that since I was diagnosed. Not even one tiny bit, my choking and coughing from the smallest hidden amount is instant. I have never asked a single person to accomodate my allergy. I never will. It is my burden, and my task to eat what I can and not to broadcast it to the world.

[Anonymous]

Perhaps you have additional food issues. Would recommend an Alcat test. The intensity of your response is super troubling.

[Anonymous]

I follow a low fodmap diet (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FODMAP), which means I limit wheat. For simplicity, I usually just say I’m gluten free, rather than try to explain fodmaps. There’s a lot of evidence for the low fodmap diet. Check out the list of references in the Wikipedia article.

[Anonymous]

It's true.

Tons of people who think they're allergic to gluten eat a lot of asian stuff because a lot of it is rice based. Oops, soy sauce that is used in a ton of cooking contains gluten, yet those same people eat it and are fine because there's no placebo effect since they're ignorant about soy containing gluten.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's true.

Tons of people who think they're allergic to gluten eat a lot of asian stuff because a lot of it is rice based. Oops, soy sauce that is used in a ton of cooking contains gluten, yet those same people eat it and are fine because there's no placebo effect since they're ignorant about soy containing gluten.

Lies. No GF person I know eats soy sauce. And I know several. In fact I've been to restaurants with people who brought their own tamari sauce to avoid the gluten

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's true.

Tons of people who think they're allergic to gluten eat a lot of asian stuff because a lot of it is rice based. Oops, soy sauce that is used in a ton of cooking contains gluten, yet those same people eat it and are fine because there's no placebo effect since they're ignorant about soy containing gluten.

Yeah no. The only folks doing this are on a diet kick. No one chooses to be long term GF for fun.

[Anonymous]

I have terrible smelly gas and diarrhea (massive, fairly quick on set and mostly black) after eating gluten. I am happy to eat what you serve me as long as you don't mind me using your bathroom.

[Anonymous]

Sour grapes seem to be far more troublesome than any other food stuffs. To each their own, Op. please don’t let yourself grow twisted and strange because someone else is handling their own dietary needs or preferences differently. We are allowed free will even if it irks you.