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By: Megan T.  You have a gluten-free kitchen at home…but do your favorite restaurants? Luckily, with the demand for gluten-free options on the rise, restaurants are offering more and more gluten-free-friendly dishes on their menus!   Dining out today is much easier than it was five years ago. You may be pleasantly surprised by how many [...]   Read more »

The summer has been filled with college preparations and the bags are mostly packed, the kids have been examined and declared fit for college by the dentist, the family doctor, the GI specialist, and the eye doctor. It has been overwhelming getting two kids ready for their first year away from home. The gluten-free food [...]   Read more »

In this age of Google, GPS, virtual college tours, electronic guidebooks and private college tours, there is still no match for the gut feeling one gets when stepping on a college campus and talking face-to-face with the people who make that community what it is. The campus visit is one of the most important and [...]   Read more »

The summer has been filled with college preparations and the bags are mostly packed, the kids have buy kamagra been examined and declared fit for college by the dentist, the family doctor, the GI specialist, and the eye doctor. It has been overwhelming getting two kids ready for their first year away from home. The [...]   Read more »

Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease caused by a reaction to the component of wheat, barley, and rye called gluten and can affect the entire body. Dermatitis Herpetiformis (DH) is a blistering and extremely itchy skin rash. It’s usually symmetrical in shape and is most commonly located on the elbows, knees, buttocks, and upper back. [...]   Read more »

The Celiac Sprue Association is bringing gluten-free food and information to the 2012 NCAA College World Series experience.   Read more »