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Researchers suspect that certain environmental factors, including infectious agents, might play a role in making celiac disease more prevalent and more widespread. Researchers in the USA and Sweden studying regional variation in the frequency of celiac disease have found similarities in the geographic distribution of Lyme disease, an emerging multisystemic... -
“I hated everywhere else, everywhere else had sugar and all this starchy stuff, and everyone thinks gluten free is healthier but when you buy it in a store it's actually full of crap — I wanted to do natural with whole ingredients.” Morton was diagnosed with Celiac disease at age 18, and while she doesn't ... View the full article
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Gluten is a protein found mostly in wheat, barley and rye. A gluten-free diet is a must for the 2 percent of the population diagnosed with celiac disease, to avoid serious intestinal inflammation. Some people have a lesser condition called non-celiac gluten sensitivity and may feel better on a gluten-free ... View the full article
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29, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- It seems like "gluten-free" labels are popping up everywhere, including on foods that never had any gluten to begin with. Is this a health ... A gluten-free diet is a must for the 2 percent of the population diagnosed with celiac disease, to avoid serious intestinal inflammation. View the full article
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Quick Cook Honey Sesame Chicken (Gluten-Free)
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If you've ever had a good version of this crowd-pleasing dish at a restaurant, you likely wondered if it could be made at home. It can, indeed, and you can do it gluten-free with no extra trouble at all. This version is tasty and easy to make. Enjoy it over rice. View the full article -
More and more people are finding themselves eating gluten-free whether they have celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity. However, many women don't consider that they may be ingesting gluten through their skin because many makeup products contain gluten. Here are my top 5 favorite ... View the full article
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Party retailer Party City finds itself in hot water over a recent commercial that implies that people who eat gluten free are "gross." The ad, which was part of a pre-Super Bowl effort to tout deals at the discount party store, has offended customers and non-customers alike. The commercial depicts the host of a Super Bowl party chatting with a guest. ...
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A sample of the criticism: “your new ad mocking people who eat gluten free is inconsiderate and wrong at best. My celiac disease is not your punchline.” Another tweet read, “I have multiple family members with this disease. They already face daily battles with friends that don't understand the affects [sic] ... View the full article
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Many products that contain spelt are labeled "Wheat-Free." Plenty of food that includes spelt claims that spelt is easier on the digestive system than wheat. It has also been called a "wheat alternative." So, what about spelt? Is spelt gluten-free? Is spelt safe for people with celiac disease? View the full article
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The same protein that is so useful in the production of food is also a nightmare for celiacs. These present an autoimmune disorder – celiac disease – which causes the body to react to gluten as if it were a threat to the organism. This reaction damages the small intestine and can lead to osteoporosis, ... View the full article
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Social gathering Metropolis Apologizes For Advert That Calls Gluten-Free Individuals 'Gross' ... one of the women says, motioning toward the gluten-free snacks. “Tina ... You do realize that gluten can kill people with celiac disease or cause others with severe allergy to go into anaphylactic shock, right. View the full article
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A lot of people are “going gluten-free” these days. For some, a gluten-free diet translates to better health. For people who suffer with gastrointestinal disorders such as celiac disease, the benefits of a gluten-free diet can be life changing, says G. Shelton McMullan, MD, a gastroenterologist at MedStar ... View the full article
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Can eating homemade yogurt make IBS symptoms disappear? A new study say it can do just that, with nearly 90 percent of IBS patients seeing improvement in six months or less. Irritable bowel syndrome can be a frustrating condition for both patients and doctors. It can be difficult to diagnose, and the symptoms can be unpleasant, to say the least. For many...
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Whether you have celiac disease, a gluten intolerance or are just cutting gluten out of your diet on a program like Whole30, the baked goods you eat on a gluten-free diet will likely need a major overhaul. And because the definition of gluten is so incredibly specific, it's not always easy to know what you ... View the full article
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Some examples of high-fat foods include fried foods, fatty cuts of meat, whole milk dairy products, oils, butter, and pastries. For people with celiac disease, eating gluten can damage the intestines. When this happens, the body has difficulty in absorbing fat. A gluten-free diet is medically necessary for ... View the full article
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'Do you know how hard it is to live with a life-threatening food allergy?' Celiac disease suffers slam Party City for commercial which jokes that people with gluten-free diets are 'GROSS'. Party City is apologizing for airing a -themed commercial in which an actress said that people with gluten-free diets are ... View the full article
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Party City has apologized after people in the gluten-free community called one of its commercials offensive. The commercial, which has been taken down from all video-sharing platforms and the Party City website, was for an inflatable sports stadium that acts as a snack serving tray. The Food Network's ... View the full article
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Food Network star Sunny Anderson wants fans to know she had nothing to do with the creation of a controversial Party City commercial that poked fun at people with gluten sensitivities. On Monday, the party supply chain pulled the Super Bowl-themed ad, which featured two women talking over a table ... View the full article
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In addition, Party City will be making a donation in support of Celiac Disease research. ... taken down, features two people at a party discussing the snack options, which included a plate of gluten-free food on a stool by itself separated from a large table featuring Anderson's Infladium full of party snacks. View the full article
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Launched in February 2016, iCureCeliac is a free online portal for patients, or their caregivers, to provide critical insights into life with celiac disease and gluten/wheat sensitivity. Anonymized questionnaire data, completed by iCureCeliac® participants under informed consent, are made available to ... View the full article
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Party City apologized on Monday for airing a Super Bowl ad in which it called people who are gluten-free “gross.” The party supply retail ... You do realize that gluten can kill people with celiac disease or cause others with severe allergy to go into anaphylactic shock, right. I will be taking my business ... View the full article
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... disgusted with Party City's new commercial as the woman featured in it is with gluten-free people. Party City released a Super Bowl–themed commercial that referred to a gluten-free person as “gross.” The commercial led to social media outrage from those with food allergies, especially Celiac disease, ... View the full article
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Party City ran a commercial that inferred that people who eat gluten free are "gross." The commercial was advertising pre-Super Bowl deals at the discount party store, and people were offended. In a statement, Party City apologized for the commercial and promised to make a donation to the Celiac ... View the full article
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Respected consumer advocacy group Public Citizen is calling for the FDA to ban the sale Benicar, due to the potential for side effects to which Public Citizen refers as "life-threatening." According to Public Citizen, olmesartans risks outweigh any benefits. Should Benicar be banned? View the full article