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  • i wish they would stop promoting the gluten-free diet as some sort of fad diet or something... if you don't have celiac, gluten-intolerance, or some sort of allergy, don't go off gluten. it's not as good for you as people try to promote if you don't need it, and it's harder to get your nutritional needs. besides, if you can eat gluten, live it up!! celiac is not fun! if you want some sort of diet, just eat healthier.

  • Awesome and informative. Now if we could get Elizabeth and Heidi Collins on Oprah, Ellen and The Doctors...maybe people in Canada and the US could be healthier!

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  • you have to be very careful about going out, if they thickened the sauce for those ribs with flour, if they fry your french fries next to battered chicken. Cross contamination happens all the time. Being gluten free is not this easy its a lot of work, that is unnecessary if you don't have an intolerance.

  • @hodgrix Actually, Elizabeth is partially right. Our doctor told me to stay away from oats, not because of the cross-contamination issue, but because there is another protein in the oats that causes people that are gluten intolerant to react to it in the bowel. Same thing goes for sorghum as well.

  • oats dont actually contain gluten in them, they simply have gluten on them because they are handled on the same surface as other gluten containing products. elizabeth is once again misinformed and speaking as if she is 100% a well informed dietitian. you'd think she would at least know what she is talking about when the subject is so closely related to her. and to think i actually liked her on survivor...

  • @despookyhhr very true.

  • I have Celiac Disease. I've had it since i was born, and wow! The food has gotten so much better than it was say...7 years ago. I glad that finally Celiac is making the news, and people are learning about it.

  • She can't really say that this isn't a restrictive diet. Different people react differently, some have Celiac worse than others. Not to mention, most of the gluten free food tastes like crap! Crap that you have to pay a ton of money for! It's especially hard eating out because there are a lot of restraunts that have little to no gluten free choices, so to say that it is non-restrictive is not necessarily true.

  • This diet IS restrictive, depending on how bad you have celiac disease! I have been diagnosed for 10 years and never could go out to eat again - I have a severe version "double copy gene" and it causes such horrible symptoms including gluten ataxia (brain damage) --- i dont know how anyone goes out to eat on this diet when the doctors say we can't even ingest a molecule.

    Also, my body didn't bounce back as well as her! I think it depends on how sick you get ahead of time.

  • @chow1010 i think you missed my point... i too have celiac and the gluten-free diet saved my life. i was very very sick. but my point is that if people do NOT have celiac or a gluten allergy, they shouldn't just stop eating gluten, thinking of it as a fad diet (which is how it's being promoted very often now).

  • @oXoPandasRuleXoX Not smart!!!!! Idiot know it all. I am celiac and have seen people go gluten free and SAVE their LIFE!!!! Educate yourself...PLEase

  • @Jazz201054 I have celiac, no diet fad..grow up.

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