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Celiac Disease In The News

celiac3270

By celiac3270
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celiac3270
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I get a couple articles every day from a news alert I have for celiac. I think instead of starting a new topic for each article, I'll just post a few articles under here every day. I'll only start new topics for those of great importance/interest:

March 24-25

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Thanks celiac3270, those were great!

Keep posting!

Roo

mommida Enthusiast
mommida
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Thanks celiac3270!

I haven't been to that store in a while and that is big news to me about the new pasta products.

I visited that doctor in Troy and was more than a little disappointed. He explained to me how too many people think they have Celiac when they don't. Very different from the interviews I had read. Well I left the office getting another useless blood test ( gluten free diet ), and a written diagnoses of IBS (no diagnoses and the insurance company won't pay the bill).

Laura

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Here is a combination of articles/recipes. I've already posted some of the articles, but I just realized that they came with group of gluten-free recipes :)

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Sorry, nothing else new today <_<

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Ooh...I just found another article :)...it didn't come through on my news alert, but it was on Delphi. The woman in the photo, Bobby Coughlin, is the...head?...of the Delphi board. The article is about the low-gluten communion.

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That was very interesting indeed.

Only:

She was forced to give up her bread-making hobby.

That's a pity as we know there are a number of ways of making gluten-free bread as we know (just got a bit out of practice, myself).

Michael

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More news :)

...about the girl whose First Communion was...denied because she wanted to sub. rice wafer for wheat:

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plantime Contributor
plantime
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celiac3270, how do you get these alerts? Is there a setting on your browser? Something that I can set mine to get?

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Another article...lol: Open Original Shared Link

Dessa, I get the news alerts from google. You can set them up so that if the word..."celiac" is used anywhere in the article, they will send it to you...I know there are others, but Google works well, so I'm satisfied with it.

plantime Contributor
plantime
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Thanks celiac3270! I'm going now to try and set it up!

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These articles aren't anything...new...but I just post them in case there's anything interesting in them for someone. Also, if someone won't believe you about...the celiac disease and osteoporosis link, you can show them 15 articles on it and ask if all the newspapers are lying :lol: just kidding.

Dessa, did the alert work?

plantime Contributor
plantime
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Yes, celiac3270, it did! It was very easy to set up, now I am just waiting for new articles to come out so I can read them! Thank you for the info!

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"Dark chocolate ringed Isaiah Labay

KaitiUSA Enthusiast
KaitiUSA
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Death?

Since when does celiac cause an immediate death?

Could he be allergic to gluten and a celiac maybe?

plantime Contributor
plantime
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I saw that in that article, and decided the writer was trying for some drama!

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More articles:

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Open Original Shared Link -- very, very, very short

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celiac3270
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A small bit in this article on the celiac disease article from last week and about how it should've mentioned some more about the symptoms:

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A couple more:

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celiac3270
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I'm happy to keep doing this if you'd like me to, but just want to know if people want to see the articles or not.....I don't want to keep posting here and bumping it to the front if nobody wants to read it. ;) I don't mind either way...just want to know if this is getting in the way or not. :)

mommida Enthusiast
mommida
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celiac3270,

Thank you so much for your dedication for providing this forum with more education. I am looking for more information on the gluten test sticks. I read an article on these small portable instant tests to check food for gluten.

Laura

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Canadian Karen
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Hi celiac3270,

I for one check in here all the time for new articles...... Thanks for posting them!

Karen

KaitiUSA Enthusiast
KaitiUSA
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I like to see them too celiac3270 :D Thanks for posting them B)

plantime Contributor
plantime
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Keep posting the links, celiac3270. I keep checking in and reading them, too!

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