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  1. Bacon, sherry and cream offer a tasty way to make Brussels sprouts disappear. View the full article
  2. Bacon, sherry and cream offer a tasty way to make Brussels sprouts disappear. View the full article
  3. Around 1 in 133 people in the U.S., have celiac disease, which is a serious form of gluten intolerance. For many, this is an important medical issue ... Open Original Shared Link
  4. Could gluten-degrading enzymes offer a better future for celiac patients? Researchers identify food-grade subtilisins as gluten-degrading enzymes that might help treat celiac disease. View the full article
  5. Could gluten-degrading enzymes offer a better future for celiac patients? Researchers identify food-grade subtilisins as gluten-degrading enzymes that might help treat celiac disease. View the full article
  6. Sidestepping gluten can be a lifestyle choice for many. But for those with a condition known as celiac disease, it's a medical necessity. Gluten is a ... Open Original Shared Link
  7. I indulge occasionally with friends and have never had any issues with cigars.
  8. Miranda Jade became extremely involved in celiac disease, gluten sensitivity and gluten issues a number of years ago after many years of ... View the full article
  9. Now that the holiday season has officially arrived I'm thinking about spending time with family and eating lots of delicious food. The star of this particular souffle recipe is butternut squash and is definitely a crowd-pleaser, plus it's gluten-free and grain-free and so delicious. Try it out and let me know what you think! View the full article
  10. As gluten-free beers proliferate, more brewing classes are teaching students to brew them. View the full article
  11. Treatment of celiac disease is a lifelong elimination of gluten, otherwise known as a gluten-free diet. When people with celiac disease eat gluten (a ... Open Original Shared Link
  12. The nature of gut intraepithelial lymphocytes (IELs) lacking antigen receptors remains controversial. A team of researchers recently set out to better understand the mechanisms by which innate intraepithelial lymphocytes develop in the intestine and become cancerous in celiac disease patients. View the full article
  13. Did you know the Easter Bunny was recently diagnosed with Celiac disease? ... Bear in mind gluten-free baked goods tend to have an odd mouth feel. Open Original Shared Link
  14. Finally, sufferers of celiac disease and gluten-sensitive burger fans will be able to try Shake Shack burgers without fear (or a “hold the bun!” order). Open Original Shared Link
  15. I have previously criticized the use of a single blind test protocol for a gluten free diet. In past issues of The Journal of Gluten Sensitivity I have also been critical of some double blind research protocols for investigating dietary variables for a variety of reasons not relevant to the current topic. View the full article
  16. Shake Shack fans with Celiac disease—or just an aversion to gluten—can now enjoy Shack burgers like everyone else. The fast food chain famously ... Open Original Shared Link
  17. Gluten-Free Holidays: How to Steer Clear of Risky Foods ... Although gluten isn't harmful to most people, those with Celiac disease and other gluten ... Open Original Shared Link
  18. Now those with Celiac disease and other gluten sensitivities can enjoy a ... Along with the gluten-free buns, Shake Shack also added half-bottles of ... Open Original Shared Link
  19. I am a freelance journalist. I am a retired registered nurse. I write regularly for the Celiac Journal of Gluten Sensitivity which publishes in the United ... View the full article
  20. Glazed nuts make a perfect gluten-free holiday treat that is sure to keep folks coming back for more. View the full article
  21. Catch Julia Roberts' gluten-free and vegan diet and fitness tips on Instagram. View the full article
  22. I know of many people with celiac disease who dread traveling. They even cringe at eating out in restaurants. One person actually said it on the Web: "I have celiac disease, and I was sick of being poisoned in restaurants, even after asking for gluten-free food." View the full article
  23. Gluten does pose a serious problem for people with celiac disease, ... celiac disease is incurable, it can be managed with a strict gluten-free diet, ... Open Original Shared Link
  24. Traveling with celiac disease or gluten intolerance can be a challenge, and researching destinations to find restaurants that accommodate the ... Open Original Shared Link
  25. Gluten is toxic to those with celiac disease — an inherited autoimmune ... can live a healthy, symptom-free lifestyle by following a strict gluten-free diet. Open Original Shared Link
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