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I believe it to be a healthy diet…. Due to having a gluten sensativity, I have been able to talk about my passion of a G-Free lifestyle and how it has made all the difference for me. And because of this, many people I know are now on a G-Free diet and feel GREAT even though they did not have to cut gluten out in reality. One woman actually discovered that she had celiac disease and now lives a much happier life.
I am so passionate about G-Free living for thise with or with out a gluten sensativity or celiac disease. My goal is to spread the word of why it is so important and all the great benefits that can come from a G-Free diet. People need and deserve to know.
I thought the start of this segment was very good, but then when they interviewed the lady in purple it took a trun for the worse. She stated that if celiac when going gluten free one will gain weight. well both my son & husband are celiac & when we realized & went gf…both lost weight. 5 pounds for my son & 65 pounds for my husband.
I am not celiac & I lost 15.
Not every undiagnosed celiac is skin & bones & have diarrhea….some are overweight & constipated. she seemed a little uneducated about new findings dealing w/ celiac disease.
most articles I seen on the topic are grossly misinformed… which is shocking given how much decent info is available from credible sources. I AM, however, always pleased when the “fad” issue is addressed and when there is line drawn between this and the severity of celiac disease. I’ve been doing this for over 40 years – and ironically, some days I feel it was easier in the 70’s to get a safe meal out.