Thanksgiving weekend is always crazy for me so I didn’t have much time this week to pull together the news articles I had read through out the week. Here are the top two I saw for this week though, have a good week and I hope you had a healthy and happy holiday! Risk of Read More …
Pizza as a VegetableBacked by the American Frozen Food Institute and other food industries, US House of Reps decided this week that pizza, because it contains 2 tablespoons of tomato sauce, still constitutes a vegetable. This drastically undermines the efforts by Obama and other individuals to improve the quality of our school meals, something that is integral Read More …
Crash Course for a gluten free ThanksgivingWith the holiday season catching up to us quickly it’s good to have information available to us to help lessen the stress of the holidays, especially with the compounding stressors of having a gluten free holiday. This site is from Jules Gluten Free, and provides great tips, hints and recipes for Read More …
A Study Assessing Attitudes Regarding Mass Screening for CDMass screening is something that is controversial as a Public Health topic for many reasons. This study assess the attitudes of families in Sweden who had a child recently diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Although conflict still exists as to which populations should have mass screening, everyone vs. those with symptoms/family history, Read More …
I am in the midst of Midterms right now, with 3 papers and 2 tests before the third week of November, so I haven’t had the chance to keep up with this week’s gluten free news. But I do have my own gluten free news to share…. I’M ENGAGED!!!The Diamond is a LEO diamond, a legal Read More …
A local Event: Kicker Attempts Second World Record for Celiac Disease AwarenessThis weekend marks the 2nd “Kicking4Celiacs” event where Craig Pinto will attempt to break the world soccer goals in a row record at Bethpage High School by making over 1,000 goals in a row. This has become a very interesting and supportive event to Read More …
Two Local Upcoming Events: Columbia Celiac Disease Center 10th Annual galaOn Thursday October 13th this event will be taking place at Mandarin Oriental in New York City and looks like it’ll be a lot of fun! What better way to raise money for a CD cause than with food, drinks and auctions? Colin Leslie Walk for Celiac Read More …
Djokovic: Wheat and the Tennis AcePopular culture icons who become gluten free always bring awareness to the disease spectrum of gluten intolerance allergies and CD. The newest edition to this list is Novak Djokovic who just won the Men’s tennis open. This article pulls information together well with an inspirational reason as to why you should go gluten Read More …
5 Strategies to Maximize Nutrient Absorption in Celiacs (and Beyond)This article is very helpful knowledge in regards to simple ways you can boost the intake of the nutrients in the food you already eat. As a Celiac, who is healing, and an individual with Fibro, who is trying to feel better, simple tricks like this Read More …
Is California Pizza Kitchen Committed to Gluten Free?I find this case interesting. It me is sounds like CPK was trying to make a quick buck without the knowledge they needed to truly make it work. I guess we will see what happens after they review the process, for now they don’t have a gluten free Read More …
