The Shock of a Lifetime

How I Spent Nearly 7 Years Thinking I Had Celiac Disease Almost seven years ago now, I was sicker than I’ve ever been. I’ve spent most of my life being sick, but this was different. I got MRSA in my jaw, caused by an abscessed tooth. From the drastic swelling and many surgeries I had Read More

Drugs for Celiac Treatment See Progress

A clinical trial, designed to test the new drug, NexVax2 has started and the first participating patient has received their vaccine. In addition to that, CypCel has been tested, ZED 1227 has moved to phase 2 in clinical trials, and Larazotide Acetate is close to becoming the first drug for celiac disease to reach phase Read More

Gluten-Free Cracker Review: Milton Crackers

Recently, thanks to the wonderful people over at Find Me Gluten-Free, I received an amazing package from Milton which included all four of their gluten-free crackers and already tried their gluten-free sea salt crackers and was very eager to try the other products. I’ve broken this article down to review each flavor. **We test each Read More

News Update: Gluten-Free Food Festival in Richmond, Virginia on Saturday and Sunday

Stay tuned on our Instagram and Facebook pages on Sunday, August 19 for live coverage of the Enjoy Life Gluten-Free Food Festival at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, located in Exhibit Hall B at 403 N 3rd St, Richmond, Virginia. The festival is taking place on Saturday, August 18th from 10 am to four in the Read More

Gluten-Free Ramen Review: Lotus Rice Ramen

**We test each and every product we review thoroughly and only give top place to the products that deserve it; we offer honest reviews. We are independently owned and the opinions expressed in our posts are our own. We do receive compensation from the companies whose products we review.** One thing I’ve missed more than anything in having to make the gluten-free switch was Read More

What To Do If Your Child’s Friend Has Celiac

We’ve all likely seen the signs declaring places “nut free zones” due to people with peanut allergies. However, considerably less people take into consideration other conditions which could be just as serious. When a person with celiac disease consumes even the smallest amount of gluten, a response is triggered in their body that damages their Read More

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Could Celiac Disease Be the Missing Link?

If you have more than one of these symptoms, you should talk to your doctor about the possibility of celiac disease being the missing link. Read More

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Keep the 4th of July Celiac Safe with These Tips

You can never be too safe when it comes to your health. If you have celiac disease, you have to take extra precautions and always have your guard up during holidays that involve cook outs and lots of gluten. You don’t want to have to miss out on your family or friends’ celebrations, but you Read More

New Drug for Those with Celiac Disease on the Horizon

We’ve all had those unfortunate, miserable occasions when cross-contamination occurs and you don’t know what’s worse: how you feel or the knowledge that it’s not going to be over very soon. Study results for a new drug presented at Digestive Disease Week (DDW) could put an end to all of that for those with celiac Read More

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Celiac Travel Guide

**We test each and every product we review thoroughly and only give top place to the products that deserve it; we offer honest reviews. We are independently owned and the opinions expressed in our posts are our own. We do receive compensation from the companies whose products we review.** If you have celiac disease, traveling always takes twice as much research as for those Read More

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