The Gluten Free Guide
Coeliac? Eating? Confused?
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The Gluten free help website is meant to help and inform all gluten and coeliac disease sufferers out there, with useful links and information. The site will be constantly updated with new material. If you would like to share a story, recipe or an idea that could be of interest to other coeliac disease sufferers, then let me know. Visit the site on the go! We have mobile optimised the site so that it is mobile phone friendly. Why not check it out via any mobile such as an Iphone or any Android phone. You could participate in the forum from your mobile. We have placed great emphasis on making the site easy to understand, clear, accurate and most importantly easy to navigate. I hope you agree.
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Gluten Free Help YouTube Channel
Visit our informative and interesting YouTube channel for helpful information, recipes, and generally anything related to Gluten Free Living. Visit by clicking on the image below and then click on playlists and view your choice.  If you have any interesting videos you would like to share with others, let me know! They could be recipes or personal experiences relating to Gluten free living. The more you share the more you help. Visit us on facebook 
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Visit the site on the go!
We have mobile optimised the site so that it is mobile phone friendly. Why not check it out via any mobile such as an Iphone |
Participate in our Gluten Free Blog Share your ideas , comments and views and have your say in all matters relating to gluten free living
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Did You Know?
More women than men are diagnosed with coeliac disease.
Most people are diagnosed with coeliac disease later on in their life and commonly around the age of 50. Up to 1 in 100 people in the UK may suffer with the disease. |
Antoinette Savill
Antoinette is an acclaimed food writer having written many award winning cookbooks over numerous years. She provides some mouthwatering recipes for us. Some of her products are also available in Waitrose. Try Antoinette`s recipe of the month, Gluten Free baked peach pudding. It looks a real treat. |
COELIAC BLOG
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Express your views, ideas , or stories surrounding coeliac disease. Do you have some interesting experiences or tales to tell? Our blog can be found on: www.glutenfreehelper.wordpress.com Coeliac disease is hereditary. Up to 22% of coeliac patients have an immediate family member with the disease. Irritable bowel syndrome is commonly mistakenly diagnosed with people suffering with coeliac disease. The only treatment is avoiding foods containing gluten. |
Here's a guide to our main objectives
1 Provide Awareness 2 Give Support
To give awareness of coeliac disease To help coeliac sufferers with useful information
3 Obtain Goods 4 Interact With Others
To provide tasty treats and helpful books To exchange stories, recipes or just ideas with others
5 Have Fun
Participate - learn - enjoy
To give awareness of coeliac disease To help coeliac sufferers with useful information
3 Obtain Goods 4 Interact With Others
To provide tasty treats and helpful books To exchange stories, recipes or just ideas with others
5 Have Fun
Participate - learn - enjoy
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