Massachusetts Celiac Support Groups

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Boston-The Healthy Villi - http://www.healthyvilli.com/

The Healthy Villi, also known as the Greater Boston Celiac/DH Support Group, is here to provide you with on-going support and encouragement as you embrace the gluten-free lifestyle. If you have been diagnosed with Celiac Disease (also called Celiac Sprue) or Dermatitis Herpetiformis (DH), this is a challenging time for you and your family. You may be wondering which foods are safe. How do you know if something contains gluten? What dietary guidelines should you follow? We answer these questions. - Read more

Children's Hospital Boston - http://www.childrenshospital.org/clinicalservices/Site2166/mainpageS2166P0.html

Children's Hospital Boston - Read more

My Favorite Blog Post - http://glutenfreedietnow.net/

Find out how to lose weight feel healthier and be happier - the gluten totally free way - Read more

Revitalive Cafe - http://www.RevitaliveCafe.com

We are a gluten-free, soy-free and dairy-free, vegan cafe in Newburyport, MA. We offer fresh smoothies, juices, wraps, soups, salads, snacks and retail products. - Read more

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Blueberry Crisp
This recipe is a gluten free adaptation using blueberries of a recipe my mom won 1st place for in a cooking contest back in 1966 for her Concord Grape Crisps.

Low Fat Fried Potatoes
Everyone loves fried potatoes but not that they are fattening. Well, these potatoes have less than 3g of fat per serving and are moist on the inside, slightly crisp on the outside and full of flavor.

Why are Gluten Free and Allergy Free foods more expensive?
Products made without Gluten, Wheat and many other allergens or ingredients causing digestive issues, are costly to not only produce, but to manufacture, package, warehouse, market and promote.

Very Veggie Wraps
Fresh garden lettuce is in season and this is a recipe that uses it as a platform - literally. Who said you had to use a flour tortilla for a wrap.

Gluten Free: Many Have Celiac, Few Diagnosed
Many who have celiac are not diagnosed. Those who are often have to fight to get others, including doctors and school administrators, to take them seriously.