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Gluten Free and Casein Free

Written by Oxtheii

01 January 2013

Gluten and Casein have both been proven to cause a number of health issues in people of all ages. Especially in Children, parents are finally catching on.

Has anyone here cut out all Dairy and Gluten?

Did you know that Casein too can cause a lot of health issues along with Gluten. A lot of parents are having their kids go on the Gluten and Casein Free diet to prevent against a variety of health issues. Especially parents with children that have Autism, ADHD, ADD, Allergies, Speech Difficulties, and Speech Disorders.

Basic Info for those New to Celiac Disease

Written by feliciav

16 August 2010

Hi Everyone! Here's some info that I recently shared with a newbie to the whole CD issue. These are posts that I sent to her in reply to some questions she had asked. I was asked to post this info in the Articles area so that other newbies can take advantage of the info as well. Most of which I found here from countless friends who pointed me to some very valuable resources. :) Thanks to all!

PS.....no sources were used. This is all just info I've gathered along the way talking to others and finding out what works and what doesn't at restaurants that I like to go to. Hope this helps you out!

Gluten Free: Millions Have Celiac, Few Are Diagnosed

Written by PattyJ

15 April 2010

Amanda Brown, of Plainview, works as a student teacher at an elementary school during the week. She also teaches Zumba, a fitness class that combines exercise with Latin music and dance. Two years ago she was a student at SUNY Oneonta, finishing up her sophomore year. Two years ago, she was told she had stomach cancer.

basic informtion for celiac

Written by mysticember

29 October 2008

like many of you i had a hard time with my celiac at first so i am going to provide some really good sites that i have found. hopefully this will assist those new to the disease with needed information in dealing with day to day things.

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