It's a good start, though unfortunately gluten isn't in just wheat/rye/barley (all grains, to varying degrees) and Celiac disease isn't even the most common presentation of sensitivity/intolerance (inflammation, leaky gut, thyroid issues, migraines, etc).
http://www.glutenfreesociety.org/gluten-free-society-blog/guidelines-for-avoiding-gluten-unsafe-ingredients-for-gluten-sensitivity
Christina Johnson
Christina Johnson
dÅTERRA IPC 479916
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Hi.--
I asked Member services recently which doTERRA products are gluten free or have other common allergens and received the following information: "Thank you for your email. We recently reformulated many of our oil based products (DDR Prime, xEO mega, vEO mega, OnGuard beadlets) to contain a softgel capsule. We are excited about this because it has allowed us to transition away from using animal-based capsules to using completely vegan friendly softgels. The changes were not widely publicized, so we apologize if you did not receive the communication they were hoping for.
Currently only the Peppermint Beadlets and the GX Assist supplement contain animal gelatin, and all of doTERRA's products are free from gluten and gliadin. I have attached our gluten report for you to view at your convenience.
Please feel free to respond with any additional concerns you may have."
They also sent me a Gluten report which is attached.
I hope this information helps.
Be well,
Shannon White
Nacogdoches, Texas
On Wednesday, October 24, 2012 8:38:53 AM UTC-5, Louise wrote:I have a concern about the new doterra conditioner, I was told by product support that the new conditioner that just came out is gluten free. BUT on the list of ingredients it has Triticum vulgare (Wheat) Flour Lipids. As far as everything I have read on being gluten free that is gluten. I am gluten intolerant, never been tested for celiac, I had a reaction to this conditioner. My scalp became very itchy & my body started bloating, so I have stopped using it. But I could use the old conditioner just fine. Has anyone else who is gluten intolerant\sensitive or celiac had reactions?
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