Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are . . . Avoiding Hidden Gluten
It’s no secret that living the gluten free lifestyle takes a fair amount of research and a huge amount of diligence. If you’re new on the learning curve, don’t get overwhelmed – it does become second nature after a while.
Buying Gluten Free for Less Dough
Let’s face it, unless you are getting foods for your gluten free diet totally off the land, living gluten free is quite expensive. And if you are eating GF solely with fresh meats, veggies, fruits, GF grains – this article is not for you. Use the extra time you would have spent reading it to [...]
4 Tips to Avoiding Hidden Gluten
March 11, 2010 by Nancy
Filed under Gluten Free Tips
It’s no secret that living the gluten free lifestyle takes a fair amount of research and a huge amount of diligence. If you’re new on the learning curve, don’t get overwhelmed – it does become second nature after a while. The payoff is big for you or your gluten free family member and I speak [...]
Is It Time to Break Up with Your Gluten-Filled Make Up?
“As much as 60% of topical skin-care products are absorbed through the skin and into the bloodstream,” Says Dr. Nancy Lonsdrof, M.D. an lowa-based physician, “They should be consumed with the same prudence that we use to choose our breakfast cereal.”
– April 2006 issue of Women’s Health Magazine.
Gluten = Learning Disabilities + Behavior Problems
Many studies have been done, reports and books written and differing opinions given as to whether or not gluten is a factor in learning and behavior difficulties. I’m no scientist, but when my formerly happy and bright high schooler could no longer think clearly or function in school or out, I became well aware that [...]
3 Tips to Transitioning to the Gluten Free Lifestyle
February 11, 2010 by Nancy
Filed under Articles, Gluten Free Tips
Many people speak of traveling through the “anger” phase when they find out they can no longer eat gluten. You may be able to relate to that feeling. Perhaps you are just considering the switch to address some nagging physical issues. In any case, there are some easy things you can do to make your [...]
7 Restaurant Tips for Gluten Free Dining
February 5, 2010 by Nancy
Filed under Gluten Free Tips
When dining out, it is important to ask questions every time. Though it takes some effort to make sure your meal is gluten-free, you can enjoy eating at restaurants. Another bonus: you are helping to increase awareness of gluten intolerance! Hopefully this will result in more food choices for everyone in the future.
Here are some [...]
Gluten Can Spell Learning and Behavior Problems
Many studies have been done, reports and books written and differing opinions given as to whether or not gluten is a factor in learning and behavior difficulties. I’m no scientist, but when my formerly happy and bright high schooler could no longer think clearly or function in school or out, I became well aware that [...]