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Any Good Doctors In Utah?

GLUTEN FREE IN SLC

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I was diagnosed with Celiac only a couple months ago and live in Utah. My current doctors seem to have no knowledge about celiac disease or just plain don't care. Does anyone know of any doctors in Utah that specialize in allergies/immune system problems. Thanks.

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I was diagnosed with Celiac only a couple months ago and live in Utah. My current doctors seem to have no knowledge about celiac disease or just plain don't care. Does anyone know of any doctors in Utah that specialize in allergies/immune system problems. Thanks.

Have you checked out Open Original Shared Link ? I get their email updates even thought I don't live in Utah. We visit Utah alot due to family being there, and I am always looking for new restaurant or bakeries. But they have had Doctors talk at some of their meetings. Maybe you could contact someone from this group and they would have a suggestion. Good luck.

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I'm not sure exactly where you are in Utah, and I wouldn't recommend my doctor. (I love him but he's not exactly celiac savvy.) If you're up to a jaunt to Sandy though I highly recommend a stop at Eleanor's Bake Shop which is 100% gluten free. Not kidding, the cupcakes I've gotten there are the best I've eaten in my life, hands down, and I've only been gluten free since January.

There's a support group in Utah county in Provo the first Tuesday of every month that I keep almost going to. Almost. Since there isn't a July meeting maybe I'll finally make it in August. Anyway, my point is that you may find some good recommendations from members there if you're in the Utah county area. Let me know and I'll point you to them if I need to.

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