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• in Technorati Women
  Replacements for Wheat Bread in a Gluten-free Diet
  Some ideas to make the transition to gluten-free easier.
  by shaunta1028 / on Apr 17, 2011
• in Technorati Women
  Against the Grain: When Mom Gets Tested for Food Allergies
  One mom finally gets tested for food allergies, and learns a lot.
  by thetapavis / on Mar 5, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “celiac disease”

 

• Jamie’s Fight Like a Girl Story (Kidney Disease)

  
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  I was always such an athletic person; from childhood through high school, so it was a huge shocker when I was diagnosed with FSGS, a type of chronic kidney disease, in August of 2009 at 26 years old. I was later diagnosed with celiac disease in April of 2011. As a child my parents told me I would always complain of ...
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• Celebrating National Nurses Month – 15% off Celiac Disease Course

  
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  This Week Save 15% on Our Newest CEU Course:     Gluten-Free: An Introduction to Celiac Disease Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease that is not well known among the general medical community. Its symptoms often mimic other, more common, diseases. It is a disorder that causes the body’s immune system to ...
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• Celiac Awareness Month: InspiredRD on Overcoming Challenges of Adult Diagnosis – Part 2

  
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  Last week in Part 1 of our series for Celiac Awareness Month , Alysa Bajenaru shared the challenging journey of her celiac disease diagnosis and living a gluten-free life. In Part 2, Alysa talks about misconceptions, cooking for her family and some of her favorite gluten-free recipes and snacks. NPB: Is your ...
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• Is Gluten Unhealthy? What To Know

  
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  Find out if gluten is unhealthy for everyone. While gluten-free diets are popular, they aren’t the same as elimination diets that must be used by individuals with celiac disease. Gluten is not inherently bad, but for people with celiac disease, it can cause a variety of serious symptoms and complications. ...
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• 6 Tips For Gluten Free Dining In Restaurants

  
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  Three and a half years ago, I made the choice to give up eating foods containing gluten.  This decision was not made easily, as bread is definitely at the top of my list of  favorite foods!  I had been advised by a nutritionist that gluten was causing inflammation in my system, preventing me from being [...]
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• Culinary Chemistry: The Truth about Soy Sauce and Gluten Content

  
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  Food writer, Culinary Chemistry, The Rambling Epicure by Jenn Oliver Soy sauce has been around as a staple condiment in Asian cuisine for thousands of years , used for flavoring all manner of dishes and foods. It’s prized for the “ umami ” character it gives to the overall taste of a dish, and can have ...
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• What Is Gluten? Is Gluten Bad For You? Gluten Free Diet

  
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  Is A Gluten Free Diet Better? What Is Gluten? Is Gluten Bad For You? “Gluten free” and “gluten free diet” are terms that have swept many us up in a whirlwind. But are they just that, just some terms and fad that have no legs and will soon be history? I ask this question because [...] [[ This is a content ...
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• Fruits and Vegetables Are Always Gluten-Free? Right? Maybe Not.

  
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  Fruits and Vegetables Are Always Gluten-Free? Right? Maybe Not. Ten years ago when we first started following a gluten-free diet, if you had asked me were all fruits and vegetables free from gluten, I would have answered emphatically, “Of course!” But are they really? Gluten Cross-Contamination Issues ...
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• Chemical Safety Testing On Animals May Not Be Valid For Humans, Recent Study Finds

  
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  A Wistar laboratory rat ( image credit: Janet Stephens, photog .) Since Congress mandated testing of new medicines and chemicals on animals back in 1937, billions of laboratory animals have been subjected to a vast number of chemicals and medicinal compounds — all under the entrenched belief that this “safety ...
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• 15 Gluten Free Snack Ideas for Kids

  
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  Many ready-made, store bought foods contain gluten which makes it quite difficult to give kids who are gluten intolerant something fun to eat and wholesome at the same time. It is also difficult to find gluten free prepacked items in a lot of stores. The good thing is fruits, vegetables don’t contain gluten, and you ...
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• Gluten Free Dining on the Rise

  
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  by Jennifer Bobbitt A few years ago I learned about  celiac disease  when a young family member was diagnosed  after extensive testing due to reoccurring intestinal issues and sickness.  On vacation with the family, I witnessed first hand how time consuming and tedious it was to find food that was safe to ...
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• What’s the Story with Gluten?

  
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  Have you noticed the proliferation of “gluten-free” stickers and labels on food products at your local supermarket lately? Whether you eat gluten-free or not, my guess is that you have noticed. Frankly, it would be hard to miss the huge impact that gluten-free foods have had on the supermarket shelves in the last ...
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• Gluten: The Good and Bad

  
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  Gluten: The Good and Bad From Live Long. Live Healthy, by Isagenix. May is National Celiac Awareness Month, a perfect time to discuss what celiac disease is exactly and the role gluten plays in it. Less than a decade ago, few people had heard of gluten . Now that’s all changed. Thousands across North ...
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• ¡Hola Horchata!

  
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  The traditional Mexican version of this ancient beverage is made with rice. It is always spiced with cinnamon sweetened and often flavored with lime. This drink can be found in most Mexican restaurants and is often sold by street vendors in Mexico  City. There are many tasty variations to the recipe, but they all ...
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• Living Without Our Daily Bread: How to Go Gluten-Free- for Celiac Awareness Month

  
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  May is celiac disease awareness month.Living Without Our Daily Breadby Karina AllrichSince the birth of agriculture- when our ancestors began to cultivate and harvest grains- human beings have cherished bread. It was a minor miracle, this almost magical transformation of grain into dough. Bread became the staff of ...
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• Symptoms of Celiac Disease - The Gluten Dude

  
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  The Gluten Dude I recently found The Gluten Dudes site through his twitter postings. He has a terrific, informative blog. What I love most about the blog is Gluten Dudes sense of humor. And living a gluten-free life, a sense of humor is always welcome. Thats for sure!  The twitter post that first caught ...
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• Are You Suffering from Vitamin B12 Deficiency?

  
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  It is estimated that as much as 40% of the general population suffers from vitamin B12 deficiency. That number may be even higher, as the symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency are often mistaken for other illnesses. Vitamin B12 is essential to maintaining a healthy body. It helps to regulate metabolism, and is vital to ...
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• Monday, April 29, 2013

  
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  Boy, am I ever tired!  Yesterday about did me in…way too much to do.  But really I’m not complaining, just tired. Everything turned out wonderful, although at that time I get concerned that I won’t get my part done, plus all the other stuff that needed put in place. But it did. Even my gluten-free birthday ...
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• 50 Shades of Gluten (Intolerance)

  
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  This article was first featured at The Huffington Post.  Click here  to see the original article. Celiac disease (CD) was initially described in the first century A.D. by a Greek physician named Aretaeus of Cappadocia. ( 1 ) But neither Aretaeus nor anyone else knew that CD is caused by an autoimmune reaction to ...
  4 weeks ago

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