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Business Ideas dealing with Celiac, Gluten, etc?

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picketyfence
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I don't know where to start a thread on this, so here goes:

Im Celiac.  Im trying hard to think of business ideas dealing with Gluten / Celiac / Working out / Wellness areas ... or maybe how to find jobs working for such companies, meal kits, etc?

Ideas???

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Becoming a registered dietitian comes to mind. Many private food companies also hire them now for various jobs. 

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I started a cottage home bakery, doing gluten free baked goods and almond butters at farmers markets. I then started doing chef jobs and cooking for some people. I am now looking at starting a food truck that is 100% gluten free with a paleo based diet, still pending investors/sponsors but I have been testing menu items with clients from the bakery and tent set ups at farmers markets. Thinking this would be good for hospitals, catering for people that want it, and since it is paleo based diet I can do general service at industrial parks, call centers, and other business with catering.

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