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> OK... Here goes.

> (I'm feeling like a dope. Be kind to me.)

>

> Do non-celiacs have non-smelly flatulence?

>

> I mean, I've been sick for a long time. And frankly, my

> flatulence was always particularly offensive. But I thought

> that all flatulence is.

>

> Is celiac flatulence particularly offensive? Is this a sign or

> symptom? That people don't want to ride in a vehicle with you,

> especially after a meal?

ly, my farts have become smellier since giving up gluten. ;)

I've always been flatulent, but I've blamed it on my bean-heavy

vegetarian diet.

I did eat meat for six months last year and this year to see if it

made a difference in my health. There was just one . . . . . . and

OOOOH, boy! That gas was nasty!

So, this doesn't really answer your question, but don't feel dumb.

It's a great question. And for the record, my non-celiac husband

blames his farts on the dog, but the dog's farts (which make one's

eyes blister) are nowhere near as bad as my beloved husband's.

ygg

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> OK... Here goes.

> (I'm feeling like a dope. Be kind to me.)

>

> Do non-celiacs have non-smelly flatulence?

>

> I mean, I've been sick for a long time. And frankly, my

> flatulence was always particularly offensive. But I thought

> that all flatulence is.

>

> Is celiac flatulence particularly offensive? Is this a sign or

> symptom? That people don't want to ride in a vehicle with you,

> especially after a meal?

ly, my farts have become smellier since giving up gluten. ;)

I've always been flatulent, but I've blamed it on my bean-heavy

vegetarian diet.

I did eat meat for six months last year and this year to see if it

made a difference in my health. There was just one . . . . . . and

OOOOH, boy! That gas was nasty!

So, this doesn't really answer your question, but don't feel dumb.

It's a great question. And for the record, my non-celiac husband

blames his farts on the dog, but the dog's farts (which make one's

eyes blister) are nowhere near as bad as my beloved husband's.

ygg

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> OK... Here goes.

> (I'm feeling like a dope. Be kind to me.)

>

> Do non-celiacs have non-smelly flatulence?

>

> I mean, I've been sick for a long time. And frankly, my

> flatulence was always particularly offensive. But I thought

> that all flatulence is.

>

> Is celiac flatulence particularly offensive? Is this a sign or

> symptom? That people don't want to ride in a vehicle with you,

> especially after a meal?

ly, my farts have become smellier since giving up gluten. ;)

I've always been flatulent, but I've blamed it on my bean-heavy

vegetarian diet.

I did eat meat for six months last year and this year to see if it

made a difference in my health. There was just one . . . . . . and

OOOOH, boy! That gas was nasty!

So, this doesn't really answer your question, but don't feel dumb.

It's a great question. And for the record, my non-celiac husband

blames his farts on the dog, but the dog's farts (which make one's

eyes blister) are nowhere near as bad as my beloved husband's.

ygg

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> There is a HUGE difference in output depending on diet - the

stench

> from the diapers used to be a clear sign my son had had a soy

> ingestion. *For us* gas normally has little to no order. A little

> gluten, and my husband threatens to sleep outside.

>

> Maureen

>

This is quite the topic! HA! I agree. The smell of my gas varies

with what I eat (as I assumed everyone's does). I am borderline

lactose intolerant. If I ingest a large quantity of dairy without

taking anything, the smell is atrocious. Or if I have an extremely

high fiber meal, I get stinky gas that just keeps coming. However,

on a regular basis mine isn't any worse than all the non-celiacs I

know! In fact, the other night my husband (non-celiac) had bad gas,

farted on the couch, and said we better move to another room for a

bit! He was right, when we came back there was still a lingering

scent. I asked him what he ate for lunch!!

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