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Food is Medicine Blog materials are curated to create a nutrition-educated community.
Our current collections focus on 6 major areas, providing tips & tricks for living a
full life with special dietary needs.
These articles are meant for informational purposes; please talk with your physician or medical personnel before making any dietary changes
Riding the Celiac Wave
I have seen amazing progress over the years in celiac disease research and a huge increase in awareness and availability of gluten-free foods. But what hasn’t changed is the cost.
A Gluten-Free Caribbean Christmas
When I first had to switch to a gluten-free diet, I was afraid that having our traditional Caribbean Christmas was off the table for me.
Food is Medicine for Celiac Disease
It takes collaboration with a registered dietician to learn how to eat gluten free in a way that nourishes the body. Food is medicine for celiac disease.
More Awareness = Safer Communities
Food Allergy Awareness Week is this week and food allergy advocates are using the week to shine visibility on and educate others about this potentially life-threatening medical condition.
Tastemaker: Celiac Diagnosis
My name is Anna, and even with my celiac diagnosis, I am still tempted to eat non gluten-free food!
Food Laws: Intro to Changemaking
Thank you so much for joining us for part one of our new webinar series, Food Laws: Intro to Changemaking.
Grocery Shopping at the Pharmacy?
In Italy, people diagnosed with celiac disease can go to the pharmacy for gluten-free food.
Celebrating YOU: a pandemic birthday party
For those of us who understand that birthday celebrations can be stressful due to food allergies, celebrating distantly is a dream come true.
FEI's Response To FDA Labeling Regulations Change
Although the FDA guidelines recommend the top 8 allergens and 5 priority allergens not be substituted, this creates unnecessary anxiety for the food allergy community, particularly those who suffer from uncommon food allergies.
The Gluten Free Conversion Chart
Since a lot of gluten-free foods are expensive, I now use my conversion chart so I can make my favorite recipes at home.
Eating Safe N’ Free on a SNAP Budget
During the week of the challenge, I started to view the activity of eating as an obstacle for my mind and body whereas I had previously viewed it as a reward. With a tight budget and limited food options, every choice I made had to be strategic.
Celiac and Food Allergy Awareness Month
May is National Celiac Disease and Food Allergy Awareness Month.