Introducing Gluten to Your Baby When Celiac Runs in the Family
Celiac runs in your family and your baby is starting solids. What the trials actually say about when to introduce gluten, how much, what to watch for, and when to test.
Katie Wilson
Hashimoto’s and the Gluten-Free Diet: What the Research Actually Says
Somebody has probably already told you to go gluten-free for your thyroid. Maybe it was your endocrinologist, maybe a friend whose Hashimoto’s “went into remission,” … Read more
Gluten-Free Communion Wafers & Bread: Safe Options for Every Church
Standard communion wafers are wheat. Here’s what every tradition allows — certified GF wafers, Vatican-approved low-gluten hosts — plus the products and scripts that make Sunday safe.
Why Am I Gaining Weight on a Gluten-Free Diet?
Gained weight after going gluten-free? For most people it means the gut is healing and absorption has returned. Here is what the research actually shows.
Silent and Seronegative Celiac Disease: When Your Results Don’t Match How You Feel
Silent celiac damages the gut without symptoms. Seronegative celiac hides from the blood test. Here is how each one is actually found, and the exact panel to ask your doctor for.
The Gluten-Free Freezer Stash That Saves Me From Ordering Takeout
The 5:30 p.m. panic is real. You’re tired, the kids are melting down, and the easiest answer is a takeout app — except takeout means calling ahead, asking
How I Make Gluten-Free Food Feel Normal for My Kids
Kids don’t want to be the different one. They want to grab a slice at the party, eat what their friends eat, and not have a conversation about their intest
Why Does Homemade Gluten-Free Bread Taste So Different Than Store-Bought?
Homemade gluten-free bread and store-bought gluten-free bread are made from the same basic idea — flour without wheat — but they’re engineered in completel
Does Gluten-Free Bread Need Different Baking Temperatures?
If your gluten-free loaves keep coming out gummy in the middle and pale on top, the oven is usually the culprit — not your recipe. So, does gluten-free bre
Why We Have Two Peanut Butter Jars in Our Kitchen
If you have one person in your house who eats gluten-free and one who doesn’t, keeping two peanut butter jars is one of the simplest ways to prevent gluten