Gluten-free Resources & Support
Support groups and research centers throughout North America offer further information about celiac disease, gluten intolerance and gluten sensitivity. Many…
Resources & Support
Support groups and research centers throughout North America offer further information about celiac disease, gluten intolerance and gluten sensitivity. Many also offer regional or local support groups to connect with other gluten-free individuals in your area.
How Your Pharmacist Can Help You Avoid Gluten in Your Medications
When we think of adhering to a gluten-free diet, we often only think of it in the context of food…
Diets, Eating Disorders, and College: 4 Warning Signs for Students
Until a student goes to college, his or her eating habits typically follow those of their family. With a newfound…
Gluten-Free Kids: Picky Eaters, Self-Conscious Tweens, Autism and Diet
Dietitian Amy Keller answers questions on picky kids, self conscious tweens and going gluten free with autism in this column from Gluten-Free Living.
How My Family Went Gluten Free For Two Months (and lived to tell the tale)
The ups and downs of 60 days going gluten free with my supportive husband, skeptical teenage son and vegetarian daughter.
Do Fruits and Veggies Need a Gluten-Free Label to be Safe?
Do I need to be looking for a gluten-free label on fruits and vegetables?
Dealing With Celiac and Iron Deficiency
My daughter, who is in college, was diagnosed with celiac over the summer. Her doctor told us that she also has iron-deficiency anemia, which she said could be caused by the damage done by the celiac. She’s so tired—is there anything she can eat to improve her energy levels?
Q&A With the Gluten Intolerance Group
The Gluten Intolerance Group (GIG), founded in 1968, empowers the gluten-free community through consumer support, advocacy and education. Their outreach…
Gluten in a Variety of Medications
Our resident pharmacist answers readers’ questions on gluten in medications. Here, he addresses whether gluten is found in a variety of common medications.
Gluten-Sniffing Dogs Can Be a Best Friend in Uncertain Situations
For people with celiac disease or gluten intolerance, service dogs that detect gluten can open doors and allow greater ease in traveling, eating out and going about daily life.
