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Rice Bowls, How To Make Edible Bowls Out of Rice, Gluten Free

December 28th, 2009 Linda 21 comments

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This was an Idea I came up with a couple months ago and have spent some serious time working on it. It’s actually patent pending. For Gluten Free version make sure to use gluten free soy sauce. This is a great gluten free substitution for bread bowls.

Enjoy, they are really easy and fun to eat.

Here I am making them live with Louie Anderson
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Elegant Countertops
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and by

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Biodiagene Predisposition Celiac Gene Screen

December 28th, 2009 Linda No comments

Flash, Bio-Vitro, Celiac Gene Screen.

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Can I still have Celiac if the blood and gene tests were positive, but the biopsy was negative?

December 28th, 2009 Linda 3 comments

I am 14, and have had 2 blood tests for Celiac, and they both came back positive. They also did a gene test, which showed that I did have the Celiac gene. The biopsy of my intestine was negative though.

why don’t you ask your doctor? They’ll be able to tell you.

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The Secrets of Gluten Free Cooking

December 27th, 2009 Linda 24 comments

Eating for Evolution, http://eatingforevolution.com/, (Formerly Tiffany’s Healing Foods). Learn the benefits of healthy eating and how to prepare delicious gluten free meals. Easy to make, tasty to eat, and extremely beneficial for addressing a variety of health issues.

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Children’s Hospital Boston’s Celiac Disease Support Group

December 27th, 2009 Linda No comments

Children’s Hospital Boston’s Celiac Disease Family Support Group is open to all families with a child with celiac disease. Find out about our resources and support.

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Dr. William Johnson’s Patient Testimonials – Gene 09/18/09 Part I

December 27th, 2009 Linda No comments

Gene’s first visit was on 8/31/09, before Gene began his laser treatments he had constant, severe itching/dermatitis for ten years staight without any relief. He used creams and was told to avoid gluten. Nothing helped. His skin would get raw and bleed. I told him to begin treatments with the Bax 3000 laser because we have success in elimating this problem. Our office number is 845-623-0026.

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Great Food,Gluten Free [3of3] Cranberry Sauce, Caramel Apple Pie Martini, Turnips n’ Apples

December 25th, 2009 Linda No comments

This is Part 3 of a 3 Part Video Each week, hosts Chef Lori and Kim will cover issues that often come up in Gluten Free baking & cooking and they’ll show you just how easy it is to make “Great Food, Gluten Free”

To get everyone ready for the upcoming holiday season, our first 4 episodes will feature everything you need to make a complete holiday dinner. In this second episode, Lori and Kim prepare: * Cranberry Sauce * Caramel Apple Pie Martini * Turnips n’ Apples Casserole

The remaining episodes will feature: * KinniKwik Dinner Rolls * Autumn Harvest Apple Cake * Dairy Free Pumpkin Pie * Pumpkin Spice Latte

Great Food, Gluten Free is produced by Kinnikinnick Foods as a free service to consumers interested in gluten free cooking and baking.

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GlutenFree Passport – Stanford Celiac Conference: Part 1

December 25th, 2009 Linda No comments

Let’s Eat Out! – The 7-Time Award Winning Book Series by Kim Koeller and Robert La France
Lets Eat Out with Celiac / Coeliac and Food Allergies! is a first-of-its-kind how-to book designed to address these considerations by providing an in-depth understanding about eating out and traveling with special dietary requirements for reader audiences such as:

1. Individuals managing celiac / coeliac disease, food allergies and other special diets
2. Family, friends, schoolmates and business colleagues supporting those living gluten & allergen-free lifestyles
3. Industry professionals from restaurants, food service and hospitality serving individuals on special diets
4. Healthcare practitioners advising and counseling individuals impacted by dietary considerations

The book facilitates safe eating experiences by empowering individuals and businesses alike with detailed knowledge about common food allergens such as corn, dairy, eggs, fish, gluten, peanuts, shellfish, soy, tree nuts and wheat. Focused on ingredients, food preparation techniques, hidden allergens, cross-contamination and travel, this book can be used as a daily resource, a reference guide, an educational tool and/or a training manual depending upon your specific perspective.

This award-winning book series provides easy-to-use resources that are succinct and flexible to meet the various readers needs. The scope of the book is the result of years of extensive global market research, consultations, analysis and personal experiences. The content approach and structure are based upon focus group testing/feedback by hundreds of individuals impacted by gluten and allergen-free diets, in-depth hospitality industry assessments and proven results with safe eating experiences worldwide.

The majority of the book content encompasses seven international cuisines which can be found in many cities and countries around the world. This innovative initiative focuses on what can be safely eaten when ordering meals in restaurants based upon a cuisine-specific approach.

Cuisine-Specific Passports

As part of the award-winning Lets Eat Out! series, R & R Publishing® has also produced 3 pocket-size cuisine guides or passports in varying formats such as print and electronic. The cuisines are conveniently grouped into the following combinations for your convenience:

• American Steak & Seafood and Mexican Cuisine Passport
• Chinese, Indian and Thai Cuisine Passport
• French and Italian Cuisine Passport

These guides allow you to scan the menu at any restaurant, quickly identify the safest choices and ask the right questions to avoid the 10 most common allergens hidden in food preparation. As detailed in cuisine chapters 410 in Lets Eat Out with Celiac / Coeliac & Food Allergies!, each passport provides sample menus, 50-plus menu dish descriptions, preparation techniques, quick reference guides and questions to ask to ensure safe meals anywhere you may be.

Multi-Lingual Phrase Passport

R & R Publishing® has also produced a pocket-size translation phrase guide titled the Multi-Lingual Phrase Passport as part of the Lets Eat Out! series in varying formats such as print and electronic. Winner of the Best Language Guide Award and Best Travel Guide Award, this innovative resource provides over 1,200 translations integral to international travel while managing celiac / coeliac, food allergies and special diets. The phrases include translations from the English language to the French, German, Italian and Spanish languages for reference while visiting foreign speaking countries.

A variety of dining requests, ingredients, food preparation techniques, common food allergens, breakfast dishes and health conditions are detailed to assist you in communicating gluten and allergen-free needs. All phrases have been translated by a professional translation service and quality assurance tested by native speakers to ensure phrase accuracy and applicability based upon contemporary cultural idioms.

Lets Eat Out! Book Series Recognition

Initially published in 2005 & enhanced and revised in 2009, the Lets Eat Out! book has been recognized by various publishing industry organizations with awards such as Best Health & Diet, Best Health & Wellness, Best Travel, Best First Non-Fiction and Best Classic Reference. In addition, the Multi-Lingual Phrase Passport has also received Best Language and Best Travel Guide awards. The Lets Eat Out! book series has been featured in hundreds of magazines, newspapers, radio and TV shows as well as endorsed by celiac / coeliac and food allergy associations across the globe.

Visit www.GlutenFreePassport.com or www.AllergyFreePassport.com for more details.

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Dr. William Johnson’s Patient Testimonials – Gene 12/16/09 Part II

December 25th, 2009 Linda No comments

Gene was diagnosed with celiac disease which caused severe skin itching/dermatitis. He started care in August 2009 and after 14 visits doing the Bax 3000 laser his skin cleared up and he no longer has skin itching or bleeding. He can now eat wheat, gluten without any discomfort. If you suffer from allergies or autoimmune diseases and need more information on this treatment, call Dr. William Johnson at 845-623-0026 or go to biovedawellness.com or doctorwilliamjohnson.com.

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Gluten Free Diets : Reading Food Labels for Gluten

December 22nd, 2009 Linda 2 comments

Reading food labels for gluten ingredients is essential to keeping gluten free. Learn how to read food labels and find gluten free food with expert tips on celiac disease in this free nutrition video.

Expert: Sharon Powell
Bio: Sharon Powell is a mother of a five year old son who has a gluten intolerance.
Filmmaker: Reggie Hayes

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