Now is the time for restaurants to get on the gluten free train! New info: the public wants it!
Canadian brewers hoping to get out of the government-required ingredient labeling, got their way today. Much to the disappointment of celiac & food allergy groups and supporters.
Eating out gluten-free is tough at times. These tips will help you learn quickly when dining out always go with your gut– in more ways than one.
Besides being known for Prince, the Mall of America and the Mayo Clinic, Minnesota and it’s people are busily putting out some really good gluten-free products that you may be eating right now. If not, you should get some!
The food labeling controversy in Canada is filled with drama! The big brewing industry versus the small advocacy groups for people with food allergies and celiac disease. Is it a case of David Versus Goliath?? One new voice supports having beer be an exception to the rule.
The Gluten-free diet industry is on its way to becoming a $6 Billion dollar industry says a new survey. Could Gluten-Free Food be the next Yoga?
Let’s face it — being gluten-free makes we celiacs healthier, but it empties our pocketbooks while doing it. In most cases the government has some type of involvement in this prescription diet — see what the US does and the new measures being taken across the pond!
The TIMING and your CURRENT DIET are critical in getting a correct diagnosis for celiac disease. It appears many health care professionals are not aware of these two factors, which is why YOU should be.
A recently published article declares that “Journey is out”, “Hall and Oates is in”; “platform sandals are out” and “thigh-high boots are in”; “peanut allergies are out” and “celiac disease is in”. What? Someone who thinks celiac disease is popular? Could someone tell the rest of the country? And why is it at the expense of peanut allergies?
I’ve never seen Dr. Oz’s talk show before, but I tuned in on Thursday when he featured celiac disease for an entire hour! What a coup for our cause! And Yahoo.com had a couple of stats to prove it…
