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  1. Hosts that are completely gluten-free are invalid matter for the celebration of ... wheat, and not even Jesus can save you from autoimmune disorders. Open Original Shared Link
  2. Catholics with celiac disease who cannot even tolerate low-gluten bread can take wine only for Communion, even if the rest of the congregation only ... Open Original Shared Link
  3. For anyone with celiac disease or gluten intolerance who was wondering how well food manufacturers are complying with FDA standard for gluten-free labeling, or wondering exactly how gluten-free is my gluten-free food, some early answers are in, and the news looks good. A recent report by the agency indicates that the vast majority of food manufacturers are...
  4. Regardless of what your dietary restrictions stipulate, the body of Christ is decidedly not gluten-free. That's according to a letter issued over the ... Open Original Shared Link
  5. The Roman Catholic Church will not allow truly gluten-free altar breads ... of particular concern to those with celiac disease or severe gluten sensitivity. Open Original Shared Link
  6. However, this might be unsafe for people who can not eat gluten, for example those suffering from celiac disease. Those unable to consume bread or ... Open Original Shared Link
  7. Vatican: Holy communion bread can not be gluten ... "Hosts that are completely gluten-free are invalid matter for the celebration of the Eucharist", ... for people who can not eat gluten, for example those suffering from celiac disease. Open Original Shared Link
  8. The Roman Catholic Church doesn't seem to be concerned about Christians suffering from celiac disease, as it has just forbidden the use of ... Open Original Shared Link
  9. Vatican bans gluten-free bread for Holy Communion ... It also instructs Catholics with Celiac Disease to partake in drinking "mustum", a pressed fruit ... Open Original Shared Link
  10. But Catholics who suffer from Celiac disease or severe gluten intolerance may need to sit out this portion of Sunday mass because the Vatican has ... Open Original Shared Link
  11. Healthy hearts: Gluten-free diets don't help people without celiac disease, study finds · Gluten-free isn't healthy choice for most children, pediatrician ... Open Original Shared Link
  12. Sorry, guys — the Pope says gluten-free communion bread isn't gonna cut it ... It also instructs Catholics with Celiac Disease to partake in drinking ... Open Original Shared Link
  13. This ruling does not sound like good news for Catholics with Celiac disease, who cannot eat even small amounts of gluten without negative effects. Open Original Shared Link
  14. The Vatican ain't feeling the gluten-free bread and we agree with Pope ... However, if you suffer from Celiac disease or are gluten-intolerant or even ... Open Original Shared Link
  15. The most frequently used materials in the baking industry are wheat, rye, and barley flours. However, due to the presence of gluten, they cannot be used for gluten-free food production. Gluten-free products are characterized by a low content of nutrients such as protein and minerals which are important for meeting normal physiological requirements. View...
  16. I can confidently say that being gluten free in the UK is better than it is in the US. For one, there are more celiacs there- almost 24% of the population ... Open Original Shared Link
  17. The only treatment for Celiac Disease is strict avoidance of gluten which is why it's so important to have quality and trustworthy gluten free options. Open Original Shared Link
  18. Fast food chain Chic-fil-A chain has announced the launch of a gluten-free bun. This means that people with celiac disease can now enjoy something like the full Chick-fil-A experience. Made from quinoa and amaranth, the 150-calorie buns will cost an extra $1.15, according to a report by Fortune magazine, which also noted that patrons must assemble the sandwich...
  19. Production of gluten-free pretzels is aimed at health enthusiasts and patients of celiac disease. Recently, Snyder's-Lance tapped into this trend by ... Open Original Shared Link
  20. As it promotes "wellness" in advertising, "we'll leverage our gluten-free news," he said. To that end, General Mills also sponsors the Celiac Disease ... Open Original Shared Link
  21. iCureCeliac® is a patient-powered research network (patient registry) designed to help researchers better understand, and ultimately, cure celiac disease and non-celiac gluten/wheat sensitivity. iCureCeliac® allows patients to contribute medical information and their experiences living with celiac disease and non-celiac gluten/wheat sensitivity to advance lif...
  22. iCureCeliac® is a patient-powered research network (patient registry) designed to help researchers better understand, and ultimately, cure celiac disease and non-celiac gluten/wheat sensitivity. iCureCeliac® allows patients to contribute medical information and their experiences living with celiac disease and non-celiac gluten/wheat sensitivity to advance lif...
  23. Based on the rapidly increasing number of gluten-free menu items we see at ... People who do not have celiac disease can still be sensitive to gluten, ... Open Original Shared Link
  24. Each New Year you will find a plethora of articles on weight loss. Unfortunately, for those with celiac disease, weight loss is not always an issue, but for some the opposite is true. Though much false information in the medical community remains, such as "you must be underweight to have celiac disease", there are many who are overweight. Whether you want...
  25. iCureCeliac® is a patient-powered research network (patient registry) designed to help researchers better understand, and ultimately, cure celiac disease and non-celiac gluten/wheat sensitivity. iCureCeliac® allows patients to contribute m...
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