Re: cross-posted Juice Plus supplements GF??

[Guest guest]

It's not the grass portion, it's the bran. Somebody posted earlier about

a product that had the grass portion, but it wasn't Juice Plus.

G.

and Jennie Osborne wrote:

> This person was comparing the grass to the whole grain. Either way, I

> am confused. Juice Plus has barley and oats. Supposedly the grass

> portion, and they say that's OK. However, my guts says NO. I would

> like to have a celiac tell me (or a well respected Dr) tell me

> otherwise. Also, maybe Danna Korn could give a yes or no answer

> either. I guess I am hoping for a definitive answer.

>

> Jennie Osborne

>

> G wrote:

>

> I think that was a different product that had the wheat grass juice.

> This one has bran, which is in fact part of the grain. I don't

> see how

> they can avoid contamination, which is why I'm hoping someone knows

> something about the test they use.

>

> G.

>

> and Jennie Osborne wrote:

>

> > I do not understand how this is possible. I got an email from

> someone

> > who said this " the oats and barley are, supposedly, in a

> > " grass " form -- like wheat grass, that's okay -- the grasses haven't

> > sprouted yet, so they don't have the protein portion that's

> tooxic tto

> > people with gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. "

> >

> > I am still very hesitant. I need to see something convincing with

> > this. If anyone has anything they would like to share...I would

> like

> > to read it.

>

>

> > G wrote:

> >

> > I just bought Juice Plus gummies for my son...discovered

> > they have barley bran and oat bran.

> >

>

>

>

>

> Jennie Osborne

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