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Radio Spot With Gluten Intolerance Group


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babysteps Contributor

quick soundbite today from a GIG person (I was in the car so didn't write down the name), radio host promo highlighted 'more and more people are being diagnosed celiac or adopting a gluten-free diet', GIG person mentioned ADD, ADHD, MS, chronic pain, 'auto-immune skin disorders' as examples of people that may be higher risk and/or benefit from a gluten-free diet. Then the radio person said something like 'folks on a gluten-free diet often avoid processed foods and wheat' or something kind of like that.

Anyway, increased awareness is good, right?


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Were you listening to 103? We have a man locally who is a radio announcer, his daughter was just recently diagnosed with celiac disease. He has pledged that he will raise awareness for all of us. He has been in touch with our support group, Suffolk County Celiac's and has been very vocal on the radio. I think it's great!!!

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pretty sure that it was am 880 WCBS - or it may have been am 1010 WINS.

But that's great news about 103.

My guess is that GIG was doing some press conference or publicity of some sort.

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