Many people can benefit from a gluten free diet. So if your new years resolution is is to be free of Gluten, it's a great idea to stick to it and its not as difficult as you may think. One out of every 133 healthy adults in the United States has celiac disease and the accompanying digestive problems if they eat anything containing gluten. Also according to recent medical writings this long list of people can benefit from non-gluten diets; Rheumatoid arthritis, Multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, Neuromyelitis (inflammation of the nervous system), Peripheral neuropathies, Seizures, Autism, Ataxia (loss of balance), Late-onset Friedreich ataxia, Down's syndrome, Cognitive problems (brain fog), Osteoporosis, Type 2 and Type 1 diabetes, and Anemia.
There are many stores that supply gluten-free bread and many other gluten free products. Whole food's and Trader Joe's are a few favorites that supply these products . With making a few easy lifestyle changes you can make 2010 a healthy, gluten free year!
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Published by Laura Derryberry
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