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As a person inclined to rational analysis and skepticism, claims that include the word "all" get special attention in my way of thinking.

Recent studies have determined that a minority of people with celiac disease react in exactly the same way as they do to wheat when given absolutely pure oats. These people must avoid oats. But these studies also found that a majority of people with biopsy confirmed celiac sufferers are able to eat oats if they are not cross contaminated. For these people eating oats does not provoke the characteristic immune reaction as determined by blood work and biopsy samples. I seem to be among this larger group of people that can tolerate oats.

In fact I have eaten instant oatmeal packets indiscriminately for years, but then others with celiac disease managed to convince me that cross-contamination, especially with wheat, is a serious concern for the gluten free diet. Fortunately there are some growers and mills that co-operate to produce oats they can guarantee are gluten free. This was comforting news to me, because my gut feels really happy and content when I eat oats for breakfast.

We found the listings below by searching on Amazon.com for the term "gluten free oats", however we make no representation that these products are actually gluten free. Please do your own due diligence if you have celiac disease or any other medical requirement for a gluten free diet.

	Gluten Free Oats - 32oz Sale Price: $15.95
Description Old Fashioned Gluten Free Rolled Oats. Use as hot cereal, porridge or in baking recipes. These are manufacturer guaranteed gluten free pure oats that are free from contamination with wheat, barley, rye and other grains... Features Certified Gluten Free Oats

Bob's Red Mill Organic Scottish Oatmeal, 20-Ounce Bags (Pack of 4) List Price: $17.04 Sale Price: $13.74 You save: $3.30 (19%) Average Rating:

Description USDA Organic. The original oatmeal or porridge of ancient Scotland. Oatmeal originated in Scotland centuries ago and was different from our modern rolled oats. A coarse meal was produced by slowly grinding the kernel between two large millstones... Features Surprisingly unique and flavorful hot cereal Scottish Oatmeal produced in the same old fashioned way Contains all the health giving nutrients of the best quality oats

McCANN'S Irish Oatmeal, Quick Cooking Rolled Oats, 16-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) List Price: $25.92 Sale Price: $17.95 You save: $7.97 (31%) Average Rating:

Description McCann's quick cooking oatmeal is made from the finest quality Irish oats. These oats are specially grown and harvested for McCann's by local farmers in accordance with a strict quality assurance program... Features Case of six 16-ounce boxes of quick-cook Irish oatmeal (96 total ounces) Contains only 100% natural, wholegrain, non-GMO oats specially grown by local Irish farmers Excellent source of eight vitamins and minerals; makes a quick and healthy breakfast For extra speedy breakfast, cook in the microwave; use in baking or cooking All McCann's oats are grown in the counties of Kildare and Meath in Ireland

	Bob's Red Mill Old Fashioned Steel Cut Oats - 24 oz Sale Price: $4.49 Average Rating:
Description Steel-Cut Oats are freshly milled from high protein oats and cut into neat little pieces on a steel buhr mill. Steel Cut Oats are one of the healthiest foods you can eat and they make a delightful full-bodied hot cereal with an appealing texture... Features High in Protein & Fiber and No Cholesterol! All Natural Whole Grain Oats Keeps Best Refrigerated or Frozen

Cream Hill Estates Lara's Rolled Oats, 1.1-Pound Box (Pack of List Price: $49.60 Sale Price: $38.15 You save: $11.45 (23%) Average Rating:

Description Cream Hill Estates Lara's Rolled Oats are old fashioned style and can be cooked as a hot cereal or porridge and can be used in recipes. They are guaranteed pure oats that are free from contamination with wheat, barley, rye and other grains. Features Case of eight 1.1-pound boxes(total of 8.8-pounds) Cooked as a hot cereal or porridge Guaranteed pure oats Free from contamination with wheat, barley and other grains

Bob's Red Mill Oats, Rolled Extra Thick, 32-Ounce (Pack of 4) Sale Price: $14.18 Average Rating:

Description Bob's Red Mill Old Fashioned Extra Thick Rolled Oats are uniquely "Kiln Toasted" and freshly milled from the highest quality oats grown in the Great Northwest- some of the best oat-growing country in the whole United States! These oats are rolled extra thick to give more "bite and texture" to your breakfast... Features Pack of four, 32-ounces per pack (total of 128 ounces) Whole grain, all natural cereal High in protein and fiber Kosher certified

Isotonix Multivitamin Market America 300g Multi Vitamin

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NOW Foods ADAM -Superior Men's Multi Vitamin - 120 Tabs

US $23.95

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NOW ADAM Men's Multiple 120 Tabs

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With this new method we can search for anything sold by eBay. We've added a few new pages here for books related to celiac disease and GF cooking. Since used books are often available on eBay, these book pages might help to stretch your shopping budget, we hope so.

An article on the website Capital Press, which caters to the agriculture industry, reports the good news.

I'd like to thank these food scientists for caring about this issue, and wanting to help overcome this annoying disease.

Imagine sinking your teeth deep into a nice French Baguette like the one shown here, then pulling it ever so slowly away, teeth still clenched firmly, and watching as it stretches and then tears in a way that gluten-free bread just does not do at all.

Imagine eating bread that tastes like bread. Oh yes, I am so there. I might gain 10 pounds in the first week such a wheat-based gluten-free bread becomes available, but I would cherish each and every one of those pounds. Sock it to me, science!

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Food For Life Baking Company of Corona, California is voluntarily recalling 2,241 cases of Spelt Bread (UPC# 07347200168) because they contain spelt grain which is known to be a hybrid of wheat.

You see under the newly revised food allergen labeling laws, any product that contains one of the leading food allergens must be labelled as containing that allergen. Food For Life Spelt bread contains Spelt, Spelt is a wheat hybrid, the package did not state that the product contains wheat. Ooops.

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This post is not about Crelm toothpaste.

There is a company named Enzymedica that sells, among other things, a product called Glutenease. In their literature describing this product they make some rather startling statements, let us examine one in particular, the context is a discussion of the usefulness or lack thereof of the gluten free diet as a means of treating celiac disease, which is also called gluten intolerance.

Glutenease by Enzymedica Marketing Statement
"Though effective in the short term, removing foods does not provide an ultimate solution. Once those foods are reintroduced to the diet, the symptoms return. "

Now imagine a person who is drunk, or high, playing Russian Roulette, and then suddenly realizing it is not a very smart thing to do:

Russian Roullette Claim Using Similar Logic

"Though effective in the short term, putting the gun down does not provide an ultimate solution. Once the gun is reinserted in the mouth, the person could die".

We do not recommend that people with celiac disease, which is sometimes called gluten intolerance, should play Russian Roulette with their health. You can see more discussion of this product here.

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I used a recipe based on "Chickpea Yeast Bread" on page 116 of The Best ever Wheat and Gluten-Free Baking Book, I substituted the Bob's Red Mill mix for the 3 cups of various flours, and I used tofu instead of eggs.

Wet Ingredients:
5 ounces silken tofu
1 tsp apple cider vinegar
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1 and 1/2 cups water
1 teaspoon Vermont maple syrup

Dry Ingredients:
3 cups Bob's Red Mill All Purpose GF Baking Flour
1/2 cup cornstarch
3 teaspoons xanthan gum
3 tablespoons brown sugar
2 teaspoons sea salt
1/2 cup Better Than Milk Vegan Beverage Mix, Soy
1 package yeast

Mix dry ingredients in a mixing bowl, try to break up the brown sugar clumps.
Put the silken tofu, olive oil and 1/2 cup of the water in a blender and mix thoroughly.
Put the dry ingredients in your Zojirushi or other bread machine
Pour in the tofu/oil/water blend
Pour in the remaining cup of water
Push the quick cycle (or gluten free cycle) button
Then wait about 2 hours for your delightful bread-like loaf of gluten free bread. Loveses it!

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Perhaps the best feature of this new website is the Celiac-related news. It is categorized, mixed, blended and served in your choice of several ways -as just headlines in the left and right sidebars, or in more detail if you use the navigation links.

There is also a big long section of GF recipes, and links to a few GF food items.

The site designer (c'est moi) hopes to build a community of people with celiac disease, and people on a GF diet for other reasons, like autism, are certainly welcome too. There is still time for you to be among the very first people to create an account at All About Celiac. Really, visit http://allaboutceliac.org/ today! It's all free, of course.

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You should be aware that Erewhon makes a number of different breakfast cereals, please be certain that the product you buy has the words Gluten Free displayed prominently on the package (if you have celiac disease). Most breakfast cereals contain barley malt flavoring, and since barley is one of the grains that people with celiac disease must avoid, that eliminates the vast majority of breakfast cereals from the gluten-free diet. In some cases malt flavoring is derived from non-barley sources like corn, which should be safe for people with celiac disease.

I like this cereal, it reminds me of another similar looking product that is known for sounds it creates in milk. I use soy milk with my breakfast cereal because I'm vegan as well as having celiac disease. You can buy this cereal at our celiac friendly food shopping site, The GF Store.

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Although this may change in a few more years, at the present time there are no over-priced medications for celiac disease, and there are no multi-billion dollar drug companies offering free samples and golf tours to doctors for these drugs that don't exist - yet. So, doctors in America are not as conscious of the condition as they might be if a drug company sales rep was dropping in every Wednesday with brochures for the waiting room and free sample packs.

But it's out there. An estimated 1 person in 133 in the USA has celiac disease, but very few are aware of their illness. Symptoms vary widely, adding to the difficulty of diagnosing this disorder.

Have a gluten free day today, and tell a friend, acquaintance or neighbor about celiac disease. Information is the key to progress.

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