gluten free
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Why your Gluten Free Comfort Food Strategy Matters.
When you’re sick, your ability to function drops, and you crave comfort food that’s safe and familiar. My go-to gluten-free tomato soup is simple yet satisfying, offering a comforting meal without the hassle of gluten-free products. Prepare a few comforting… Continue reading
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Living Gluten Free = Lots of Detective Work
Celiac disease transforms you into a full-time label reader and part-time scientist. It’s not about giving up bread; it’s about carrying the mental load of being the sole decision-maker for your health every day. Continue reading
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How to order GF in a restaurant
Well covered territory, but new suggestions on how to order gluten free in a restaurant. Continue reading
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Gluten Free Labels – Believe Them
I stopped rereading labels on gluten-free products I buy regularly. Here’s the system I use to shop with celiac disease without spiraling — plus the one exception. Continue reading
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A love note to the long suffering significant others
Pre-Valentines love letter to the long suffering partners of people with celiac disease! Continue reading
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Understanding Celiac Disease: The Invisible Struggle
Celiac disease is invisible—and it is one of the most scrutinized and misunderstood autoimmune diseases. By scrutinized, I don’t mean by doctors or specialists. I mean by strangers. By acquaintances. By well-meaning friends. By people at dinner tables, restaurants, school events,… Continue reading
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Six Forms of Celiac and Why You need to Know!
Celiac disease can look very different from person to person. Learn the six main forms—classic, non-classic, silent, potential, and refractory (types I & II). Continue reading
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Living in the Gray: What Being Gluten Free Really Means.
Most people think gluten-free is simple — yes or no. But for celiac patients, it’s constant mental math: scanning labels, evaluating risk, and living in a world of gray. This post breaks down what that actually looks like. Continue reading
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Celiac Misinformation Is Out of Control — Here’s What the Science Actually Says
I joined a Nexvax2 trial that failed — but it helped spark better celiac science. Let’s talk about exposure, symptoms, and misinformation. Continue reading








