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Nov 4 2009

Why is Celiac Disease Still Being Overlooked by Doctors?

Celiac disease is the most common genetic condition in the world, so why don’t most U.S. doctors know much about it? There are many reasons but at present, the most important one is that there is no medication for the condition. If there was, the nightly news commercials would have the entire U.S. population believing that [...]

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Oct 23 2009

Are the Flu Vaccines Gluten-free?

Though we can’t answer medical questions on this website, we want to discuss this particular issue, because the subject has been debated all over the internet of late. Plus, one of several readers who asked us about this actually works in the health care industry and can’t find help on the subject. Many people are reporting that [...]

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Oct 16 2009

Where can I Purchase Gluten-free Foods Online?

Many areas in the U.S. don’t have large gluten-free populations and therefore, they don’t have much to offer in terms of gluten-free replacement foods at health food or grocery stores. Things like bagels, pretzels and even pasta are hard – and even impossible – to find at stores in some areas. Celiac disease and gluten [...]

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Oct 15 2009

Are Oats Gluten-Free?

Are oats gluten-free?  In a word – yes!  However, most doctors suggest that people with celiac disease wait until they heal before introducing certified gluten-free oats. Even the companies that make oats suggest waiting a while before introducing them. One of the reasons is that oats are extremely high in fiber, so when they are [...]

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Oct 13 2009

How Do I Determine if a Product is Gluten-free?

Reading food labels is one of the most challenging things I ever learned how to do. At first, it might seem simple – read the label and if it doesn’t list gluten it’s safe, right? Wrong. The U.S. is light years behind many countries on the issue of gluten-free labeling laws. In fact, no such [...]

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Sep 26 2009

The Gluten-Free Rumor Mill

In case you didn’t know, the rumor mill isn’t a dedicated gluten-free facility. In fact, stories about ingredients, companies, illnesses, websites, and even personal attacks are common among many support groups and websites. It is important to know where to find trustworthy information and to be your own researcher. There are simple, and sometimes fast [...]

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