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Is this it? Is this the year you decide you've had enough and you are going to really try this world of gluten-free? Are you scared, overwhelmed and worried it will be too hard? No worries...we are here to help!

Diarrhea after eating?

Looking for a convenient snack when you're on the go?

Here are some tips to keep in mind when sharing the household with a gluten free family member or guest.

What is Celiac Disease Celiac disease is a medical condition where the surface of the small intestine is damaged by the gluten found in grains such as wheat, rye, and barley. This damage makes the intestine incapable of absorbing the nutrients required to give your body the nourishment it needs to stay healthy. The only known cure for celiac disease it to abstain from eating foods that contain gluten, for the rest of your life. Gluten and wheat are contained in many foods. Obviously bread and pasta contain gluten but in other foods the gluten is much less obvious. For example, most soy sauce contains wheat, so consuming food with soy sauce that contains wheat, will make Celiacs ill. The Celiac Restaurant Guide was developed to find restaurants that serve gluten free food, throughout North America. The web site is easy to use and makes finding the restaurants easy. Just ...

******* Houston ******* There are 272 restaurants near Houston that serve GF food. http://celiacrestaurantguide.com/

Dying for excellent bread? Let me show you my way!

Sourdough from oats makes the best bread yet.

Getting ready to start shopping for the candy for those Easter baskets? Here's a list to give you an idea as to what is safe, and not so much.

Here is some help in finding safe candy for you and your kids this Valentine's Day. Thankfully there are many options out there.

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We have found a place where hiking, rafting, beaches can all be yours without the worry of making sure if your meals are gluten-free.

Test measures the presence of antibodies in the blood. The existence of certain antibodies in the blood is an indicator that the body is having an immune system response to the presence of a specific foreign body. In the case of Celiac disease, this foreign body is gluten.

Being a gluten free college student can be difficult, but today delivered encouragement.

Can't you have just a little?