Couscous? Nope. Spelt? Nope. If you’re avoiding gluten, we’ve compiled all of the ingredients that don’t belong in foods on your grocery list.
Tag: celiac disease
The Surprising Truth About Gluten-Free Food and Weight Loss
Gluten-free diets are all the rage, but will they help you lose weight? And is gluten-free always healthy? Find out here.
9 Amazing, Weird Facts About Your Gut
Your gut plays a key role in your health. It’s the source of many unexpected and fascinating tidbits of human biology. Find out nine fascinating facts about your digestive tract.
Diagnosed With Celiac Disease? How (and Why) to Follow a Gluten-Free Diet
A gluten-free diet will definitely take some adjusting to, but it isn’t a sentence to a life without foods you love. Learn what to eat, what to avoid and how to navigate dining out with celiac disease.
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How to Spot Those Sneaky Sources of Gluten
Gluten — a protein naturally found in wheat, rye and barley — lurks in foods and other products you’d never suspect. Get tips from our dietitian on how to avoid gluten and how to make sure your gluten-free diet is truly healthy.
Recipe: Fudgy Black Bean Brownies
These fudgy black bean brownies are gluten-free and higher in protein than your average brownie. So you don’t have to feel guilty at all about whipping up a batch!
Are You Planning a Cleanse or Detox? Read This First
Thinking of doing a cleanse or detox? Our dietitian weighs in on the pros and cons.
What Are Some Red Flags That My Child Might Have Celiac Disease?
Most people diagnosed with celiac disease nowadays are adults, but children can and do get it. Children who do not achieve the growth expected for their age, or who have certain digestive symptoms, may be tested for it.
Can You Develop Celiac Disease?
While there is a genetic component to celiac disease, research suggests that it can develop in people at any age. A celiac disease specialist explains.
Have a Family Member With Celiac Disease? Why You Might Consider Getting Tested
Studies have found that people with a parent, sibling or child who has celiac disease are at an elevated risk of developing the disease themselves.
