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Gluten free living is more than a trend. For many folks living with celiac disease, it’s a necessity. We here at Three Bakers like to not only offer delicious tasting gluten free products, we also strive to share information. In this regular column, we are sharing the most important news articles and blog posts on the web that address the issue of gluten-free living and celiac disease.
Discover the latest gluten free news in today’s roundup.
You Won’t Believe Which Countries are Great for Gluten-Free Travel
By Maggie Fuller
We get it: the idea of traveling gluten-free can be overwhelming. For people with a serious allergy, preparing for a vacation is a whirl of printing out diet cards in different languages, spending hours online digging through gluten-free blogs and travel forums, and packing half a suitcase of gluten-free snacks, just in case. It’s exhausting.
The good news is that gluten-free travel is getting easier as global awareness increases—even in countries you might think are heavy on the wheat. Here are three countries that are not just good for gluten-free travel, but are surprisingly gluten-free. Instead of worrying about what’s in your food, you can focus on immersing yourself in the culture around it.
Read more at Yahoo Travel
Gluten Sensitivity’s 4 Symptoms You Need to Be Watching For
Milk, corn, rice and soy. These foods are healthy, right? Well to your gut, these foods can sometimes be confused for gluten. Dr. Redd points out that because their proteins are similar to gluten, our immune systems can often treat it similarly and give us similar symptoms to celiac disease or the more mild, gluten sensitivity. But how do you know if your body is sensitive to gluten? Here are some symptoms.
Read on at Good4Utah.com
Gluten-Free? Low FODMAP? Sorting Out What Works in IBS
Researchers at the American College of Gastroenterology Scientific Meeting in Honolulu Oct. 16-21. said they see some merit in gluten-free diets as well as eating regimens that avoid fructans, part of the so-called low FODMAP diet.
Panera Bread Finally Goes Gluten Free; Why Did it Take So Long?
The gluten free trend continues, and now there is another chain getting into the game, albeit a little later. Panera Bread is unveiling their new, gluten free, Rosemary Focaccia Roll late October in Michigan, according to Food Beast.
