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When I was in Whole Foods the other day I saw this magazine on their newsrack by the checkout...title was "Alternative Medicine", and it has a big 6 page article about celiac disease! This is the April issue. It's an interesting magazine I hadn't seen before, and the article is good and informative. I guess this isn't a particularly mainstream magazine, though.


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They've touched on Celiac previously -

it was how I learned what celiac was before

I was diagnosed, though I didn't know the

extensiveness until I got here!

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Thanks Carole--will have to ck that out. Was it about "treatment" ideas or just about the pathology of the disease ?

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Thanks Carole--will have to ck that out. Was it about "treatment" ideas or just about the pathology of the disease ?

I felt the article was directed at those who have no idea celiac disease exists. But it was still fairly thorough...lots of sidebars with extra information. Nothing in it I didn't already know, but it would be eye-opening for someone who has no idea about it....and there's enough info to perhaps raise red flags with their own puzzling symptoms. I would still like to have seen it delve into more detail about the difficulty in testing. It was still pretty mainstream in terms of information. Oh well, something is better than nothing! <_<

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For those who are having trouble with friends and family clueing into what we go through. They could photocopy the article and give it to them to read Maybe then people will begin to see what a small amount could do to us.

As soon as Chapters gets it in I told them to call me so, I could pick it up.

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READ YESTERDAY IN CHIRO DR OFFICE. I DIDN'T FIND MUCH I DIDN'T KNOW EITHER BUT ALOT ON THE TESTING NUMBERS AND STUFF I'M STILL LEARNING ABOUT..I'M GOING TO GET THE COPY TO KEEP ON HAND TO GIVE TO PEOPLE WHO 'REALLY DO WANT A OVER VIEW' AT LEAST THE DISEASE IS REALLY MAKING THE NEWS AND PRINTED MAG AND NEWSPAPERS..IT'S A GOOD START.

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