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Old 02-19-2007, 07:51 PM #4
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Originally Posted by mistofviolets View Post
Dh used to love coffee, but now he can't drink it. He doesn't want to talk about why :P Just that it bothers his stomach. It must be bad for him to give it up! Unfortunately...he needs the caffeine when he has a migraine.
Can he take a medication with caffeine in it, like Excedrin, or even a caffeine pill?

I was just reading on a Candida site about how coffee tends to kill off the friendly bacteria in one's gut. No studies cites or anything ... it was just thrown out there. I thought I'd mention it for what it was worth. I would think with gluten intolerance, we would want all the nice bacteria we could get.
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