a question - Re: Gluten Sensitive Enteropathy. Significant New Finds.

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Not that this is a particularly interesting topic, but I have to say

that I have never had smelly flatulence. There have been times of

severe flatulence, but the odor hasn't ever been an issue.

> > 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?

> >

> > See, now you can see why I feel like a dope asking this.

> >

> > Esther in RI

>

> 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

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