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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

Gluten-Free Living is celebrating its 13th year as the comprehensive source of information for 

people with celiac disease or gluten intolerance.
 

And we're being sold in some Wegmans for the first time. Gluten-Free Living can also be 

purchased at Whole Foods, Borders, Sprouts, Vitamin Cottage and hundreds of independent 

health food stores. 


Our latest issue features an expanded food section, "Bountiful Beans," which explores this 

inexpensive, plentiful, gluten-free staple. "Bean Cuisine" provides cooking tips and recipes. 

"Hiding in Plain Sight" explains why beans are a nutrient powerhouse.
 

"Over-the-Counter Medication" is part two of an investigative series examining gluten 

in common medicines. Part one, featured in a previous issue, covered gluten in prescription 

drugs. An order form in the new magazine can be used to order a variety of back issues. 


"Joined at the Hip" examines the connection between celiac disease and osteoporosis and 

discusses the importance of calcium and exercise. A follow-up story about bone health 

in children with celiac disease is planned for the next issue. 


Gluten-Free Living has many regular features, including "On Your Plate," which answers 

readers' questions. In the new issue there are answers to questions about gluten and movie 

theater popcorn, hummus and mushrooms spawned from wheat grain.
 

Visit www.glutenfreeliving.com for information and updates on important topics. Currently, 

the home page offers a free download, "Passover Paradise," which has guidelines on 

how Passover foods can be used in the gluten-free diet. 


Look for gluten-free stories and insights from Kendall Egan, Amy Ratner and Ann Whelan 

on the Gluten-Free Living blog, accessible from the website 



Ann Whelan 

Editor/Publisher 

Gluten-Free Living 

www.glutenfreeliving.com 

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