Wheat allergy

Are you living with a wheat allergy? Learn wheat allergy symptoms, foods to avoid and the difference between an allergy and sensitivity.

There was a time when I didn't think I could cut back on wheat. I loved my pastas, cereals and breads. But there are lots of alternatives that can still be delicious! My diet has

If you have a wheat allergy, you need to strictly avoid wheat in all forms. For people with coeliac disease, avoiding gluten is essential. Wheat contains gluten. So you might assume that it is safe for people with wheat allergy to rely on gluten free labels. This is usually true, but depending on where you live, not everything labelled as "gluten free" is safe for people with wheat allergies. Read about gluten free wheat ingredients including gluten free wheat starch.

The Allergy Chef shares an indepth article on gluten, and the hidden sources of gluten. A great read if you have celiac disease, or a wheat allergy.

If you're looking for family-friendly gluten and wheat free meals, we've curated tons of recipes, many of which are dairy free to boot!

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Wheat and gluten aren’t the same. And celiac disease is not a wheat allergy. Get the facts and learn who should go gluten-free—and who shouldn’t.

Dear Younger Me, I see you and I know you. You feel alone and unprepared right now. Your helpless, precious child has been diagnosed with a severe food allergy. You’ve already seen the power this disease has when your sweet babe became swollen beyond recognition with h

Following a Gluten free diet can be a bit of a challenge. These 15 gluten free replacements and substitutes make the task much easier.

Dr. William Davis researched and wrote a compelling book which expresses the evils of gluten in the diet. This is a summary and review of the book in which I go to his research about visceral fat accumulations, the evolution of wheat vs. the evolution of our stomachs, and how wheat can act as an opiate within the brain.