In the last post of this series, I asked these questions: 1. Did anyone ever think you had an eating disorder before your diagnosis of celiac disease? How did they, or did they not, approach you if they thought you did? 2. What do you think are the similarities between eating disordersand celiac disease? I was not at Read More …
Happy Holidays everyone! I wish you all the best this holiday season! I know I have missed my weekly news roundups the past few weeks, things have been crazy with finals. But, I am FINALLY Done! So, here is this week’s gluten free news! Food Critics comments on new Dairy and Gluten Free book: The Read More …
Strictly Gluten Free396A Larkfield RoadEast Northport, NY 11731www.StrictlyGlutenFree.Com In November of last year I wrote this post about a local entrepreneur seeking to open an entirely gluten free supermarket. Steve and his wife Angela have been tirelessly working on making their dream a reality, with Steve having also become a board member of the Suffolk Read More …
Get ready, I’m going to get ‘Social Worky’ on you. Let’s talk about a topic many of us only talk about in school or when getting trained at work: Discrimination. While it exists in our world way too often, many of us grow up being told not to judge and discriminate people based on their looks. Read More …
NY Times: Should we all go gluten free?I will admit, this is a long article which I only skimmed. However, it touches on many important gluten free topics such as: the recent expo in Salt Lake City, the need for support, the importance of mainstream gluten free options such as those offered by General Mills, Read More …
It’s that time of year again folks, time to start shopping for that gluten free loved one! I know it can be tough, trust me people I know have had a lot of issues! A lot of the time as a recent diagnosed Celiac or GF person we tend to get food. Gluten free snacks, Read More …
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 …
In my last post on Body Image and Celiac Disease I asked these questions: 1. Do you think our American culture’s views on Body Image and weight influences and/or hinder our treatment and/or diagnosis of Celiac Disease? 2. If you have Celiac Disease, did such perceptions have any impact on your seeking treatment and/or receiving and 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 …
