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May a Gluten Free week month
Article by CarolKicinski
May is Celiac Awareness Month! Did you know that over 3 million Americans have celiac, but only 5 percent have been diagnosed? That leaves 95 percent of the celiac community undiagnosed, and living with a variety of symptoms that could be managed by a fairly simple change of diet. Talk about a need for awareness!
Part of the reason behind the undiagnosed is the fact that celiac disease or gluten intolerance is often diagnosed as something else. The symptoms of celiac like fatigue, depression, bowl issues, vitamin deficiencies and the presence of other autoimmune disorders can cause physician to overlook a diagnosis of celiac for a “simpler” one of something like irritable bowel syndrome.
Another problem that leads to improper diagnose is that standard testing does not always come up with standard results. A simple blood test can confirm Celiac Disease and yet all people who have Celiac Disease or gluten intolerance do not test positive. It can be frustrating to say the least. According to gluten sensitivity expert, Dr. Vikki Petersen, the easiest and least expensive way to test yourself for gluten intolerance is to eliminate gluten from the diet for a period of 30 days and see how you feel. If you start feeling better and physical issues start to clear up, it is a really good sign that you benefit from a gluten-free diet.
Gluten-free seems to be everywhere these days, and still many don’t really know what it means. If you are consuming a gluten-free diet due to celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or for any reason, then you are not eating foods that contain wheat, spelt, rye and barley. Sounds a bit overwhelming?
It does take a bit of getting used to, but there is an amazing amount of support available for celiac’s or those with gluten sensitivities. There are people, who are gluten-free themselves, creating recipes and putting them up on blogs. Some of these same people are creating cookbooks that are available everywhere, including QVC. In addition to this community of gluten-free bloggers, there are new products arriving to the shelves and freezer sections of the local grocery store in addition to the small specialty markets and Whole Foods. This is a real boon for all people who are on the gluten-free diet, but there is a need to be careful. Make sure you are reading the labels to ascertain the ingredients, seems simple I know. If you are ever unsure if a product or medication is safe to take, call the manufacturer. It is your health, and once you have it on the road to recovery you don’t want to find that you have accidentally ingested a poison.
Awareness is the key! If you are aware of the problem and of the solutions to the problem, you are most of the way toward winning the battle to improved health. So my wish for Celiac Awareness Month is that people who may be suffering from symptoms of Celiac or gluten intolerance will find awareness in how they can take charge of their own health and physical well being.
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I’m Carol Kicinski. A professional recipe developer, food writer and TV chef – and I do it all Gluten Free ! For a Gluten Free Diet. I create Gluten Free Recipes that are simple and healthy and not just “good for gluten-free” but just plain GOOD ! Enjoy! xo, Carol
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Dieting on Gluten-Free Grains
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Not many years ago, learning of a person on a gluten free diet was rare, but recently there has been a huge volume of people allergic to gluten or individuals giving it up for other health reason such as autism or weight loss. Gluten-free means not eating wheat, barley, rye, and sometimes oats. Such a diet is life changing for the person on the diet, and perhaps even the person who has to plan the menu. If your doctor has not given the order to change your diet, do not do so without speaking to him first.
Although a this diet can be helpful especially for those with medical or allergy reasons, it does reduce the amount of certain nutrients coming into the body that are essential for life. It is important for those on gluten-free diets to bring these nutrients into the body by some other food source. Fruits and vegetables can provide these nutrients, but there are a variety of grains or pseudo grains available that can also supplement these nutrients when trying to lose weight. The nutrients lost are often Iron, Calcium, fiber, Folic Acid, Niacin, Riboflavin, and Thiamine.
Amaranth, Quinoa, Teff, and Millet are all high in protein. Amaranth is also high in amino acids. Millet is also high in B vitamins, calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, and zinc. Quinoa also has balanced amino acids. Rice has fiber as well as a variety of vitamins. Teff also contains calcium, starch, and dietary fiber. Corn is another grain that is great for use in baking and cooking for those on a gluten-free diet.
It takes a lot of work to follow such a diet, not to mention hard work to cook for someone who is. Luckily, for those with these issues, there is so much literature and even cookbooks on this topic. Find a good cookbook, and look for the above ingredients in a natural foods store. Often large grocery stores even carry a variety of whole, or fresh grains. The key to being on a gluten-free diet is that it is what your body needs. If this is the case, than giving up those other grains will be well worth it. In no time, you will adjust to the new flavors of a gluten-free diet. As you learn how to use these grains in your diet, you will be able to help others with the same issues and give more insight into the uses of these gluten-free grains. Just remember, a gluten-free diet is not a fad diet. It must be discussed with your doctor before starting the adventure.
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