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  1. What do you say to someone who doesn't "get" the fact that gluten makes people sick? It's not that people are intentionally callous and uncaring. They simply don't understand that going gluten-free isn't a fad or a choice for most people. This means that all too often when it comes to eating, they are perfectly content to go their merry way and eat whatever...
  2. ... a certificate from the Holistic New Life Hippie Massage Clinic—has diagnosed celiac disease or a similar intolerance, you actually should eat gluten. Open Original Shared Link
  3. "As such, the researchers say the promotion of gluten-free diets among people without celiac disease should not be encouraged," the study authors ... Open Original Shared Link
  4. Do you eat gluten free? New study finds unless u have celiac disease, there's no need to abstain.. in fact it could be bad for ur heart to skip. 5/04/17 ... Open Original Shared Link
  5. While the banana certainly does quality as gluten free, it wasn't enough nourishment for Pavelka. Pavelka has celiac disease, which means he needs ... Open Original Shared Link
  6. May is Celiac Disease Awareness Month, and there are several important ... A gluten-free (gluten-free) diet is required for those who have celiac disease. Open Original Shared Link
  7. 'For a person diagnosed with celiac disease, adding oats to a gluten-free diet could not only increase food options but also help them follow a better ... Open Original Shared Link
  8. Food served in restaurants serving gluten-free foods are required to comply with the FDA regulation for the health of people with celiac disease. Open Original Shared Link
  9. The study, in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), concludes that gluten-free diets should not be promoted among people without coeliac disease. Open Original Shared Link
  10. "Gluten is clearly harmful for people with celiac disease", lead author ... of gluten-free diets for the goal of coronary heart disease prevention among ... Open Original Shared Link
  11. 'The promotion of gluten-free diets among people without coeliac disease should not be encouraged'. “Hollywood celebrities, athletes, personal ... Open Original Shared Link
  12. “For a person diagnosed with celiac disease, adding oats to a gluten-free diet could not only increase food options but also help them follow a better ... Open Original Shared Link
  13. Researchers at Harvard and Columbia University say they've found no link between dietary gluten and heart disease in celiac disease-free people, ... Open Original Shared Link
  14. That history is not enough to thwart the gluten-free fad, however. ... “The promotion of gluten-free diets among people without celiac disease should ... Open Original Shared Link
  15. It's labeled as a light beer, and it also happens to be gluten-free. ... Casey (whose wife has celiac disease) uses malted barley, the same starting base ... Open Original Shared Link
  16. Numerous media have reported Mr. Pavelka's plights in glaring terms, such as the Independent's alarming headline: Man Given Banana as Gluten-free "Meal" on Nine hour Flight, with the equally sensational sidebar: Londoner flying from Tokyo to Sydney was handed a banana as the gluten-free inflight "meal." However, a closer reading shows those claims to be...
  17. People without celiac disease should not avoid gluten, according to the ... In fact, gluten-free diets reduced their consumption of whole grains which ... Open Original Shared Link
  18. But the study authors still write that the “the promotion of gluten-free diets among people without celiac disease should not be encouraged.” In other ... Open Original Shared Link
  19. Therefore, the researchers say, the promotion of gluten-free diets among people without celiac disease should not be encouraged. Dietary gluten ... Open Original Shared Link
  20. New research shows that going gluten-free (if you're not affected by celiac disease) can actually be more harmful than beneficial for your health. Open Original Shared Link
  21. (Reuters Health) - People who don't have conditions like celiac disease tend to adopt gluten-free diets because of perceived overall health benefits, ... Open Original Shared Link
  22. By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - People who don't have conditions like celiac disease tend to adopt gluten-free diets because of perceived ... Open Original Shared Link
  23. The Evening Standard reports on the poor plight of 32-year-old Martin Pavelka who hails from London. Pavelka has celiac disease, which means he ... Open Original Shared Link
  24. Gluten-free diets have morphed into an obnoxious trend after products geared toward those with celiac disease — a gastrointestinal disorder possibly ... Open Original Shared Link
  25. "The promotion of gluten-free diets for the purpose of coronary heart disease prevention among asymptomatic people without celiac disease should ... Open Original Shared Link
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