Side note from just watching the beginning of the video - I'm so happy for you and your family in your new home. It's absolutely beautiful! You're a true inspiration to me to work hard to be like you and have what you have. 😊 Thank you for your lovely content 💛
😦... THANK YOU for shedding light on the emotional aspect of gluten intolerance and for helping me/us feel less alone. 💕🙏🏽.. Wishing you clarity and accurate results in your journey!
You are so right to work with your therapist on the food worries...as the anxiety/fear can actually make a physical response just as the food itself...keep calm and tell yourself you are safe ❤
hi Jules! I love your videos, and I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your health concerns with us. You are so strong and I know you can do it. Your openness in sharing these parts of yourself with us makes me want to stick around for the long run. You are so courageous and again you got this! xoxo, Jen
Thank you, I’m going to Korea soon!! And I’m having doubts about taking a checked bag or not 😬 heard about possibilities of it getting lots but I want to bring some goodies home!!
Your "Pack With Me" vlog is my go-to source for packing inspiration. Your tips and tricks are a lifesaver! Speaking of travel essentials, have you come across the new v4 Bento Bag from NomadLane? It looks like it could be an awesome addition to your travel gear.
As someone with a life threatening dairy allergy and with additional food sensitivities, I feel for you! I love to travel and explore new places, culture, and food too -- it can be so hard with a dietary restriction! I find it helpful to go to a store or market every few days to get fresh fruits and veggies that are easy to prep and carry with me so I have a backup if I'm not comfortable with a food based situation. You definitely are not alone in this!
My son has an anaphylaxis to milk and all dairy so I feel posts of this type because it's super hard. I hope they find a cure for this type of allergy or a way to get it to no be so dire if exposed.
I've heard stories of people who are celiac who go abroad and have no issues with gluten outside of the US. I feel like a big part of gluten issues revolve around how we process/manufacture it in the states :/ but hope it goes well :)
@@taylorkuczek Italy is amazing for gluten free. The very first person known to have coeliac/celiac disease was in Italy. Children are regularly screened for coeliac/celiac too 😊
Coeliac disease is a bit different to just gluten intolerance though. Sometimes it might not present as it causing you an issue in the short term but in the long term it can cause certain types of cancer (and other health issues including infertility). My grandmother ate gluten and was fine until her mid-80s and then was dropping a lot of weight. It turned out she was celiac and it was just lingering in the background. I don't disagree that over processed food in the US exacerbates it but I wouldn't advise someone that they would be okay.
Dudeeeee I also am in the middle of the same thing w celiac! I've never been suspected for it, I've eaten gluten my whole life and never thought it bothered me but I have always had horrible gut issues, bloating, pain, brain fog, etc. I've tested my microbiome & my hormones and they're all normal, no parasites or bacterial overgrowth. I just did some bloodwork and one of the tests came back positive for celiac but the other didn't so they're confused and I have to do more testing. I am hoping we both get answers! It makes it SO hard to eat out & especially travel. I would really love for you to share how you're able to avoid gluten while you travel!
I feel you on the gluten/travel anxiety! It's the worst. I have NCGS on top of other gut issues (I have dysbiosis too) and I dread having to travel to places that aren't gluten-free friendly. I don't have any family or friends with food intolerances or dietary restrictions and it's very isolating. I can relate to feeling like a burden too. Definitely do the celiac test when you get back home! My previous doc forgot to tell me that you have to be eating gluten for the test to be accurate. I was already eating gluten-free when I got tested 🙃. Magnesium citrate powder (like the CALM brand) really helps me stay regular, but only if I take it every night. I like a supplement called Oxy-Powder for "emergency" situations lol (def make sure you're at home and near a bathroom while figuring the dosing out 😂). Those two products have helped me more than anything from my naturopaths. Good luck and have an amazing time on your honeymoon! ❤ You deserve it! Btw The Well in downtown Austin is an great restaurant with a 100% gluten free menu!
So excited for you & this trip!! You deserve it and I hope you're already soaking it in. Can't wait to see more :) I hope you'll be able to link some of these products in the description once you're back! (Or maybe in your Amazon store? A 'travel' section?)
I hope you have a wonderful time in Korea! Do you mind sharing a link to the compression packing cubes? Thanks so much! Wishing you safe travels and a wonderful honeymoon!
Hi Jules, I noticed you had covers on your Beis luggage at the end of the video. Do you mind sharing where you purchased them from ? trying to get some for my upcoming trip, and new Beis 29 inch and carryon (just in case they make me check it in) thanks, very informative video.
Hello! This is so helpful, thank you! What brand do you use for all of your little bags? Toiletries, makeup, bag for to-go matcha, etc. I'd love to invest in some!
As someone with celiac who went gluten free before doing an endoscopy, you at least have the good news of knowing that purposely eating a lot of gluten is the standard protocol before being tested! So may actually work out for the best! I hope you get everything figured out quickly, I totally get how much it sucks feeling icky all the time ❤
Hi…just saw ur vlog…Lovettt. We are going to korea July…love ur luggage and carry on. Can you tell me the brand of ur luggage and carry on bag. Thanks 😘
I have the same issue with my guts. I did a test for celiac it was negative but I tested positive for SIBO which is the worst thing that can happen for anyone. I hope no one will get it. I recommend you get tested for SIBO.
which airlines did you fly with? I looked at the carry-on size for Asiana Airlines and other Asia airlines, Beis carry on size seem a little too big for their carry on limit :/
Hi! Just wondering if you have any problem with your Beis carry on being too big to be a carry on bag? I am flying with Korean Airlines tomorrow, hopefully they will not measure my bag
If it’s the mini weekender you’re good! But the regular size is too big for a personal bag and will need to be your carryon/overhead storage - I mention it later in the vlog that I switched in mini size !
Have you had the blood test for Celiac? That will tell you what your level is and then you can have an endoscope to see how much damage is in your small intestine.
New video idea: Hey, can you do a video o gut health? I know you were saying that you found the source of your problem but i'd love to know what supplements you take for the gut! :) By the way, thanks so much for that trick using the olive oil on stainless steel! That has work amazing for me, you don't know! :)))
Hey boo! Watching the section now about your gut issues and I'm sorry you're going through that 😢 I've been dealing with gut issues for over 8 years and living with it sucks, let alone traveling with it! 😂 Personally my journey has included a lot of self experimentation and self diagnosis and a loooot of gaslighting from different doctors, before finally finding the naturopathic doctor I see currently that helped me confirm my suspicion of having a parasite! I'm not sure where you're at now with your journey, but I hope you have gotten to the root of it to at least find clarity about what's going on and start the process of healing! 🤎
Side note from just watching the beginning of the video - I'm so happy for you and your family in your new home. It's absolutely beautiful!
You're a true inspiration to me to work hard to be like you and have what you have. 😊
Thank you for your lovely content 💛
omg have so much fun in KOREA! I loved it, such a cool city! Can't wait to see/hear about your trip! 💕
Same!!
😦... THANK YOU for shedding light on the emotional aspect of gluten intolerance and for helping me/us feel less alone. 💕🙏🏽..
Wishing you clarity and accurate results in your journey!
You are so right to work with your therapist on the food worries...as the anxiety/fear can actually make a physical response just as the food itself...keep calm and tell yourself you are safe ❤
hi Jules! I love your videos, and I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your health concerns with us. You are so strong and I know you can do it. Your openness in sharing these parts of yourself with us makes me want to stick around for the long run. You are so courageous and again you got this! xoxo, Jen
Also side note, I LOVE your style and would love to see a video on your minimalist wardrobe!
Your reels and stories have been great in Korea! Glad you're enjoying your trip! 😄
Thank you, I’m going to Korea soon!! And I’m having doubts about taking a checked bag or not 😬 heard about possibilities of it getting lots but I want to bring some goodies home!!
Your "Pack With Me" vlog is my go-to source for packing inspiration. Your tips and tricks are a lifesaver! Speaking of travel essentials, have you come across the new v4 Bento Bag from NomadLane? It looks like it could be an awesome addition to your travel gear.
Just so cool to watch this! Your new home is amazing.
Hope you're having a good time in Seoul
How exciting!!! love your carry-on by the way.
As someone with a life threatening dairy allergy and with additional food sensitivities, I feel for you! I love to travel and explore new places, culture, and food too -- it can be so hard with a dietary restriction! I find it helpful to go to a store or market every few days to get fresh fruits and veggies that are easy to prep and carry with me so I have a backup if I'm not comfortable with a food based situation. You definitely are not alone in this!
My son has an anaphylaxis to milk and all dairy so I feel posts of this type because it's super hard. I hope they find a cure for this type of allergy or a way to get it to no be so dire if exposed.
I will go on a trip in april so this video's timing is amazing. Thank you Jules❤
I've heard stories of people who are celiac who go abroad and have no issues with gluten outside of the US. I feel like a big part of gluten issues revolve around how we process/manufacture it in the states :/ but hope it goes well :)
Agreed with this! I had 0 issues in Italy.
@@taylorkuczek Italy is amazing for gluten free. The very first person known to have coeliac/celiac disease was in Italy. Children are regularly screened for coeliac/celiac too 😊
Coeliac disease is a bit different to just gluten intolerance though. Sometimes it might not present as it causing you an issue in the short term but in the long term it can cause certain types of cancer (and other health issues including infertility). My grandmother ate gluten and was fine until her mid-80s and then was dropping a lot of weight. It turned out she was celiac and it was just lingering in the background. I don't disagree that over processed food in the US exacerbates it but I wouldn't advise someone that they would be okay.
Thank you for sharing! ❤ Have a good time in Korea 😊
Hope you have the best time! Love your camera bag and your cord case. Any chance you could share links to those? Thank you in advance!
Have a safe trip!!! :) also where did you get your packing cubes from? :D
Dudeeeee I also am in the middle of the same thing w celiac! I've never been suspected for it, I've eaten gluten my whole life and never thought it bothered me but I have always had horrible gut issues, bloating, pain, brain fog, etc. I've tested my microbiome & my hormones and they're all normal, no parasites or bacterial overgrowth. I just did some bloodwork and one of the tests came back positive for celiac but the other didn't so they're confused and I have to do more testing. I am hoping we both get answers! It makes it SO hard to eat out & especially travel. I would really love for you to share how you're able to avoid gluten while you travel!
I feel you on the gluten/travel anxiety! It's the worst. I have NCGS on top of other gut issues (I have dysbiosis too) and I dread having to travel to places that aren't gluten-free friendly. I don't have any family or friends with food intolerances or dietary restrictions and it's very isolating. I can relate to feeling like a burden too. Definitely do the celiac test when you get back home! My previous doc forgot to tell me that you have to be eating gluten for the test to be accurate. I was already eating gluten-free when I got tested 🙃. Magnesium citrate powder (like the CALM brand) really helps me stay regular, but only if I take it every night. I like a supplement called Oxy-Powder for "emergency" situations lol (def make sure you're at home and near a bathroom while figuring the dosing out 😂). Those two products have helped me more than anything from my naturopaths. Good luck and have an amazing time on your honeymoon! ❤ You deserve it! Btw The Well in downtown Austin is an great restaurant with a 100% gluten free menu!
Yes, def important to be eating gluten before the test so it’s accurate (coming from somebody who has coeliac/celiac disease 😊
Hellooo!! Hey where I can find that camera pad bag? I’m looking for something like that for a trip!! And your cord case too! Jajaja pleaseeee!
omg jules me and my bestie are obsessed w you pls tell us where the pants you're wearing in this vid are from 💘💕💓💗💞 hope you had the best trip!!
So excited for you & this trip!! You deserve it and I hope you're already soaking it in. Can't wait to see more :) I hope you'll be able to link some of these products in the description once you're back! (Or maybe in your Amazon store? A 'travel' section?)
Have so much fun Jules! 💞
I hope you have a wonderful time in Korea! Do you mind sharing a link to the compression packing cubes? Thanks so much! Wishing you safe travels and a wonderful honeymoon!
Hi Jules, I noticed you had covers on your Beis luggage at the end of the video. Do you mind sharing where you purchased them from ? trying to get some for my upcoming trip, and new Beis 29 inch and carryon (just in case they make me check it in) thanks, very informative video.
Hi Jules! Packing some carry-on myself... Do you have a link for those squeeze bottles for shampoo etc that you got from Amazon?
where did you get that 3 in 1 charger?
Hello! This is so helpful, thank you! What brand do you use for all of your little bags? Toiletries, makeup, bag for to-go matcha, etc. I'd love to invest in some!
As someone with celiac who went gluten free before doing an endoscopy, you at least have the good news of knowing that purposely eating a lot of gluten is the standard protocol before being tested! So may actually work out for the best! I hope you get everything figured out quickly, I totally get how much it sucks feeling icky all the time ❤
Do you have a link for the cord organizer bag? I couldn’t find one 😊
I’m also looking for the same thing! Jule have fun!
I've always wanted to go to Korea. but I have Celiac and I am so afraid. So I'm interested to hear your experience
Hi…just saw ur vlog…Lovettt. We are going to korea July…love ur luggage and carry on. Can you tell me the brand of ur luggage and carry on bag. Thanks 😘
당신의 라이프 스타일은 모두가 원하는 차분하고 미적입니다 ♥️🥰💖🍓😍🎉❤❤❤
I have the same issue with my guts. I did a test for celiac it was negative but I tested positive for SIBO which is the worst thing that can happen for anyone. I hope no one will get it. I recommend you get tested for SIBO.
Did you have any issue with the beis carry on luggage on international flight?
No issue at all!!
which airlines did you fly with? I looked at the carry-on size for Asiana Airlines and other Asia airlines, Beis carry on size seem a little too big for their carry on limit :/
Yes did you fly Korea air? Because their standard for carry on is smaller than the Beis carry on..
What check in luggage size is that?
Hi! Just wondering if you have any problem with your Beis carry on being too big to be a carry on bag? I am flying with Korean Airlines tomorrow, hopefully they will not measure my bag
If it’s the mini weekender you’re good! But the regular size is too big for a personal bag and will need to be your carryon/overhead storage - I mention it later in the vlog that I switched in mini size !
@@julesacree sorry, I meant the beis carry on luggage the roller. Do you have any problem with it?
You can eat gluten anywhere except for the US :) trust me
Have you had the blood test for Celiac? That will tell you what your level is and then you can have an endoscope to see how much damage is in your small intestine.
Have so much fuuuuuuuun!
New video idea: Hey, can you do a video o gut health? I know you were saying that you found the source of your problem but i'd love to know what supplements you take for the gut! :)
By the way, thanks so much for that trick using the olive oil on stainless steel! That has work amazing for me, you don't know! :)))
Hey boo! Watching the section now about your gut issues and I'm sorry you're going through that 😢 I've been dealing with gut issues for over 8 years and living with it sucks, let alone traveling with it! 😂 Personally my journey has included a lot of self experimentation and self diagnosis and a loooot of gaslighting from different doctors, before finally finding the naturopathic doctor I see currently that helped me confirm my suspicion of having a parasite! I'm not sure where you're at now with your journey, but I hope you have gotten to the root of it to at least find clarity about what's going on and start the process of healing! 🤎