Excited by some of the first research done on the subject, Mike and Cam take a close look at gluten free vs gluten removed beer. We look at some of the missteps that the restaurant and retail world, and discuss a recent webscast on the topic that GIG (Gluten Intolerance Group) sponsored. Pull up a cold one and have a listen.
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 62: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
Mike and cam are excited to be joined this week by Brandy Trafman. Brandy is a kindergarten school teacher who has celiac disease. Brandy has been a celiac advocate ever since she was diagnosed in college. She talks to us about the challenges of being truly gluten-free from the perspective of a teacher and as someone with celiac disease. Brandy shares her amazing tips on navigating the school system with celiac or food allergies including her thoughts on 504 plans. This is a hugely informative interview that you won’t want to miss.
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 61: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
Mike talks to Cam about all things colonoscopy. He talks about some speed-bumps in the prep, how the test went, and what the results were. Cam also talks more about some of his conclusions from a few of the dietary tweaks that he has made recently.
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 60: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
On the eve of his colonoscopy/endoscopy prep, Cam shares with our listeners how he is feeling both physically and emotionally. We also share some of the great emails and posts that we have received from our fantastic listeners. In addition, we find out that pet food is not the culprit of his recent elevated celiac blood test, and we learn more about his dog Lacy and her amazing health and diet.
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 59: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
Mike and Cam do an on air taste test, inspired by finding a whole new adult beverage category. Tasting choices are based on beverages neither Mike or Cam have ever consumed. They start with hard seltzer and also try a few ciders and a unique beer with ginger. This is HARD work…bottoms up!
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 58: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
Cam is slightly disturbed by the results of a positive celiac blood test even after being hyper-vigilant about his gluten free diet. He talks openly to Mike about the test and they speculate on what might be the cause. Cam also talks about the more extensive tests he has coming up and his hope to get some answers about some of his ongoing health issues.
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 57: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
Cam’s dad, Brian, sheds light on some of the struggles the entire family endured as well as triumphs they encountered once Cam was diagnosed with celiac and on the long road to recovery. He also shares with us some of his best gluten-free cooking tips.
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 56: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
Mike and Cam discuss the need for more consistency for gluten free labeling, and the need for a worldwide standard level of accepted parts per million. They look at the fact that there are some promising changes on the horizon as scientists have come up with a “universal gluten cross-contamination checklist” for use in the food service industries.
The Celiac Project Podcast – Ep 55: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
A couple of weeks ago (on EP 52) Mike and Cam discussed a new column on Tampa Bay’s Creative Loafing website called, “#BecauseGluten: Me? Celiac? Impossible!” This week we have the and Arts and Entertainment Editor, Cathy Salustri on to discuss her frustration being diagnosed with celiac disease and the challenges she faces adapting to the gluten-free lifestyle. She talks candidly to us about how she went from not wanting to share her diagnosis with anyone, to deciding to make it the focus of her column.
The Celiac Project Podcast EP 54: 2 Guys Talking Gluten Free
Ellen joins the podcast to tell us what it is like to be severely gluten intolerant and living gluten free without having celiac disease. We also talk about a new acronym that has burst onto the scene, PWAGs: “People without celiac disease avoiding gluten.” We dig into a Washington Post article talking about PWAGs and the idea that the gluten free movement is less of a fad than was previously thought. You don’t want to miss the fascinating discussion that ensues.