What Reddit is saying about gluten free

Where gluten free comes up

A sample of 10 posts

The highest scoring of the newest 50 posts that match, each with the start of the post and its top reply. The full list, every comment and anything older need a key.

1. Question regarding Skittles for celiacs from NZ/Australia

   I bought some Skittles Cloudz sours the other day and haven't dug into them yet, because I'm wondering if they're gluten free or not. The original Skittles are made with glucose syrup from corn...

   r/Celiac1 points1 comment58 min ago
2. Am I going to get a false negative?

   I (31f) got diagnosed celiac via blood test in late July 2026. I went gluten free as soon as I got diagnosed (and experienced great relief). It is now mid November and I have an endoscopy and...

   Top reply (1 points): Reminder /r/Celiac is not designed to and does not provide medical advice, professional diagnosis, opinion, treatment or services to you or to any other...

   r/Celiac1 points1 comment1 h ago
3. Can my digestive issues be related to gag reflex? Both started worsening around the same time.

   Age: 25 Sex: Male (Trans woman, no surgeries) Height: 5'6" Weight: about 180 lbs Duration of complaint: Over a year Location: West Michigan, belly area (intestines), back of throat Current...

   r/AskDocs1 points1 comment2 h ago
4. Endoscopy Today

   Good afternoon- my daughter (15) had her endoscopy today and we will hopefully have biopsy results in the next week. Procedure report says- Flattened mucosa was found in the duodenum, suspicious...

   Top reply (2 points): You know what I find weird I had a very very hard time with doctors and figuring out I had to go gluten-free there's so many things that they don't tell you...

   r/Celiac1 points1 comment4 h ago
5. What’s your experience with exhaustion? Does it end?

   Hey, I (26f) recently got diagnosed with celiac disease, and have been gluten free for 4 months now. First month after cutting out gluten I felt a lot better, less fatigue and less stomach issues....

   Top reply (4 points): 25F, I was diagnosed this past February and I had a very similar experience. My fatigue improved SO MUCH in the first month and my bloodwork is normal...

   r/Celiac1 points1 comment8 h ago
6. 30F with PCOS, recurrent severe nighttime hunger episodes, sweating, shaking, vomiting, and fainting. Seeking guidance on further testing.

   I’m a 30-year-old female, approximately 200 lbs, diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in 2024. I’m 5 feet tall and I have never been a smoker. I’m hoping to get some insight into what...

   Top reply (1 points): Thank you for your submission. Please note that a response does not constitute a doctor-patient relationship. This subreddit is for informal second opinions...

   r/AskDocs1 points1 comment9 h ago
7. Anyone also have a CSID Diagnosis? My 8 year old was just diagnosed, looking for input

   My daughter 8 was diagnosed with Celiac April of 2025. Was getting concerned because despite being 100% gluten free she was still having major symptoms. Recent endoscopy shows Congenital...

   Top reply (5 points): Looks like CSID is quite rare if it came first but could be caused by celiac (is acquired). Celiac, graves, and t1 have shared genetics. Thats why celiac...

   r/Celiac1 points1 comment10 h ago
8. My experience with the combined birth control pill for one year

   At first combined birth control saved my life. Two years ago, at 20-21, I started developing cystic acne, weight gain, overall puffiness alongside unstable mood with suicidal thoughts one week...

   Top reply (1 points): If you're looking for information about various methods of birth control, we suggest using the search function as many previous users have made experience...

   r/birthcontrol1 points1 comment10 h ago
9. Mundane

   The Villain Has a Grocery List Writers often create villains too easily. We give them cruelty without tenderness, motives without contradictions, darkness without ordinary human habits. But real...

   r/writingthruit1 points0 comments2 min ago
10. Still Adjusting

    It's been about a month since I made a massive change in what I eat due to a hashimotos diagnosis. I was ignoring my gallbladder issues so I just decided to change everything at once basically...

    r/WhatCanIEatNow1 points0 comments48 min ago