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Gluten-Free Holiday Dining...Tips for Talking to the Host

Have you ever been invited to a party and not known how to tell the party host that you can not eat gluten?  

Well fear no more!  This article from The Vancouver Sun offers some helpful tips on how to divulge your particular allergy restriction to the host, or how to deal with your guests food restrictions if you are the one throwing the party.

Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/life/Etiquette+gluten+Deal+gracefully+with+that/5707069/story.html

Celebrites Look for Gluten-Free Advice on Twitter

The gluten-free craze has gotten so big that celebrities are taking to twitter to get advice on how to start a gluten-free diet!

Twitter is a great platform to ask questions and get answers, and the gluten-free diet is no exception. Vampire Diaries star Ian Somerhalder is telling fans that gluten-free shopping is "tough."  Does anyone have good advise for him?

Read or tweet more: http://celebs.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474980737917

More Growth Seen in Gluten-Free Market

Millions of people experience some form of intolerance to gluten along with the millions who suffer from celiac disease.  Luckily the gluten-free market is continually expanding to accomodate the gluten-free community and is already more than a billion dollar industry!

Gluten can affect people in a variety of different ways and can create health problems for years before diagnosis.  However awareness among doctors and nutritionists is growing and now more than ever before people have access to information and good products.

Read more: http://www.dailycomet.com/article/20111107/WIRE/111109642/1008?p=2&tc=pg

Celiac Disease and ADHD

It has long been suggested that gluten could be the root of many psychological and neurological disorders including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children.

In a new study it was found that the parents reported a huge improvement in behavior and function after eliminating gluten from their children's diets who were suffering from ADHD.

Read more to see how eliminating gluten can help in other ways as well: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/11/02/gluten-contribute-to-adhd.aspx

Gluten-Free Savings

Gluten-free food can be expensive, but thanks to a new website, you may be able to find some of your favorite products at a deep discount!

Head to the new website "Gluten-Free Saver" to find Groupon-like deals all for the gluten-free market. Unlike other coupon websites that offer consumers deals on things they might not want, this site is specific for the gluten-free community and strives to work with reputable companies that offer only the best in all things gluten-free.

Find out more at http://www.glutenfreesaver.com/