Have You Heard Of This Book?

[pweety-princess]

Being diagnosed recently with gluten intolerance, I've been looking around in my library for some books on how to help me through this, but couldn't find any.. I was searching on the web and stumbled across this site that claims to be selling a book selling gluten free food?

I found it here:

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I actually read the reviews, and it sounds ok I guess, but I'm not sure. I was hoping that some of you might have heard of it before and tell me if it's good or not?

I don't want to end up spending money on something trying to help me, and then it wouldn't work..

What do you think?

[coffeetime]

Being diagnosed recently with gluten intolerance, I've been looking around in my library for some books on how to help me through this, but couldn't find any.. I was searching on the web and stumbled across this site that claims to be selling a book selling gluten free food?

I found it here:

Open Original Shared Link

I actually read the reviews, and it sounds ok I guess, but I'm not sure. I was hoping that some of you might have heard of it before and tell me if it's good or not?

I don't want to end up spending money on something trying to help me, and then it wouldn't work..

What do you think?

I bought the Triumph gluten-free grocery guide when I was first diagnosis ed, the book was wonderful but I found that after a couple of weeks it was easier to rely on the Google search bar or call the 800# because I kept forgetting to take the book with me, and I knew the safe items. You may want to go to some of your favorite products websites and just download a list of their gluten-free products and use the money toward food

[kwylee]

Yeah, I agree. With all the constant changes involved in the new realization by many of gluten (and other) food intolerances, I can't help but think that info in a published book will be outdated in 6 months (including foods that change their ingredients for the worse). I want current info when I shop. If you have an iphone, there's probably "an app" for that. If not, like me, I am trying to keep current with the foods I know I eat (luckily, that's not too much of a variety since I am so new to this lifestyle).

[pweety-princess]

I bought the Triumph gluten-free grocery guide when I was first diagnosis ed, the book was wonderful but I found that after a couple of weeks it was easier to rely on the Google search bar or call the 800# because I kept forgetting to take the book with me, and I knew the safe items. You may want to go to some of your favorite products websites and just download a list of their gluten-free products and use the money toward food

I guess that could be a problem, forgetting to keep bringing the book with you, but I think I might buy it, just to experience it first hand. I'll let you know how it goes!

[pweety-princess]

You all have really good points!

I guess your right, when some companies may just as quickly change the ingredients in the food. I'm going to buy it, just to see how it works, cause I really want to see what this book is like.

I will let all of you know how it goes!