Can you imagine a world where you have to be fearful of the ingredients in your medicine? For those with Celiac Disease or Gluten Intolerance that is the case every time we visit the pharmacy for prescription or over the counter medications. That’s why the Gluten in Medication Disclosure act is the next step in Read More …
Huntington New York has a new contender in town for your gluten free goodies, Eat Good Market, and I must say that the rest of the supermarkets in town better watch out. Located on East Main Street, Eat Good Market is just a quick car ride from the center of town, and it is well Read More …
BioLineRx Enters Clinic with Novel Treatment for Celiac DiseaseAnd so it begins. The first patient has been enrolled in the BioLineRx Phase 1/2 study of their agent BL-7010. BL-1070 is an agent which reduces the immune response to gluten in those with Celiac Disease by preventing the absorption of gliadin (the protein in gluten that Read More …
10 Celiac Disease Tips for Surviving a Holiday Gathering I always love handy tip guides like this, they put things plain and bluntly. The main themes always appear to be communication, and planning ahead. Don’t forget those if anything. This one is most appropriate for the current holiday season, so check it out! Enjoying the Read More …
In today’s personal gluten free news I outed myself as gluten free to my colleagues at work. It only took me six months, but all the holiday giving made for the perfect time to slip them the news. It was taken rather indifferently, which isn’t a bad thing. Do you make your colleagues aware that Read More …
Did you all have a good thanksgiving? I sure did. It was the first time that Mike and I had both our families together for thanksgiving dinner and it was almost entirely gluten free (with the exception of two dishes). For our first married thanksgiving it wasn’t too shabby. Now let’s get to the latest Read More …
Omission Beers Earns Gluten-free Recognition Have you heard? Omission, a beer produced with glutenous products in a way that is touted to remove gluten but which has concerned Celiacs and Gluten Intolerants since it’s release, has been giving the gluten free seal of approval by the Celiac Sprue Association! This is great news for beer Read More …
Research paper highlights experiences results of Celiac Disease screening in young childrenThis report looks at a dissertation of a student in Sweden who looked at the experiences of CD screening in young youth. It’s a quick read, with an overall outcome suggesting that while youth have no issue with diagnosis procedures they doubt the benefits Read More …
I know, I know, I missed last week’s round up… Last weekend I spend 25 hours playing various games (mostly board games) with friends to raise funds for children’s hospitals as part of an event called Extra Life. I raised almost 300$ individually, and my team is just a few dollars short of raising $1,000 Read More …
Gluten Free Trend Risky for Those with Celiac DiseaseThis article, from Canada, addresses the growing concern that a gluten free trend is realistically putting those who follow a medically required Gluten free diet at risk. Restaurants, Bakeries, Novelty food stores, and food companies are all discusses here. Fingertip Rapid Point of Care Test in Adult Read More …
