"St Patrick's Celebration" rough sketch, copyright Erin Rogers Pickering
1. I always fall into 2 – 3% of patients that have the most extreme or rare reactions to medications. Beta-blockers did not help my migraines, but did initiate weird reactions from my heart. I got off of them as soon as possible.
2. I am good at biofeedback (and as a result meditation). I learned the biofeedback technique at his office and it has served me well dealing with chronic headaches and pain.
3. The Doctor said his patients were finding beer to be a migraine trigger so best not to drink it. I tested the theory – and promptly gave up beer, as it was clear it was a migraine trigger for me. They had no idea at that time it was the gluten.
Over the last 20 years I have mostly lost my taste for beer but remained a fan of cider. I was so happy to discover that Magner’s Irish Cider is naturally gluten-free.
Magner's Irish Cider is the perfect way to celebrate St Patrick’s Day and my Irish heritage. Imported from Ireland, gluten-free, delicious, crisp, and not too sweet, with a refreshing apple flavor. Serve icy cold. In my opinion it can’t be beat. I look forward to one (or two) this evening with my husband.
3 comments:
I didn't know Magners is naturally gluten-free. I've been settling for Woodchuck, when I could have been drinking Magners!
Hello- found your blog on Etsy- we're gluten free here also (among other things!) more by health choice than necessity. Took me awhile to learn to cook without gluten but now they're some of our favorite recipes!
So glad you found some beer that was gluten free. Did not even realize that they had them:):)
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