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  • Microbiome?

    Lots and lots of research is being done on the microbiome. Let’s talk about it a bit and how it may or may not affect celiac disease. The microbiome consists of the microorganisms living in our bodies. Some estimates claim… Continue reading

  • KumaMax, Tak101, and a new Pill Cam

    New information about KumaMax, Tak101, and a Pill Cam! Continue reading

  • The Five Types of Celiac FB posts

    holiday. I didn’t post last week due to travel, but I did read a lot of facebook posts in the celiac groups. There seems to be a few types of posts. Let’s talk about them and what they mean in… Continue reading

  • Happy Thanksgiving

    Get off of Facebook and go enjoy your day!! Hug your friends and family and dog and cat. Or if you want to be alone, relax and enjoy that too! I hope you have a lovely gluten free Thanksgiving. Continue reading

  • Thanksgiving Poem

    May your Thanksgiving turkey be juicyMay your mashed potatoes be lumpy, but your gravy notMay your cranberry saucy be jiggly and wiggly and sweetMay your stuffing be moist and your dinner rolls butteryMay Cool Whip cover your piece of pumpkin… Continue reading

  • Autism and a Gluten Free Diet

    Does a gluten free diet help alleviate symptoms of autism spectrum disorder? Continue reading

  • Thanksgiving Recipe Advice

    Suggestions for recipe swaps and gluten free advice for Thanksgiving. Continue reading

  • Gluten Contamination Elimination Diet

    Really, really eliminating gluten is really hard – this extreme diet can help those with ongoing symptoms on a gluten free diet. Continue reading

  • Topics I typically stay away from

    There are lots and lots of celiac issues I try to stay away from because they are so completely controversial. I’m going to gently wade into them here. I have very strong feelings about all of these topics, but don’t… Continue reading

  • What does a cure look like?

    A band aid, almost cure, and cure for celiac disease are discussed and what each might look like for the celiac community. Continue reading