Hi Sherene,
I have just finished a website that has a lot of information about lactose intolerance as well as casein intolerence.  There is an extensive listing of all the foods that contain casein as well as a page on hidden ingredients found in foods that might be casein but with another name.

Please let me know if this is helpful and if it is, let others know about it too.  I plan on sellling milk free foods within the next couple of weeks and will include glutten free products in the near future.

The website is www.milkfreefoods.com  You may not be able to find it with a Google search yet, since I'm in the process of submitting it now, but if you type in the URL above at the address line, it will come up.  Celiac disease is not fun but there are a lot of products you can eat, and I'm glad you're feeling much better.

Patricia Weinberg
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www.milkfreefoods.com


Please keep me posted.
---- Sherene Silverberg <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> About 6 weeks ago I was dx'd with celiac disease and a casein intolerance.
> I have been able to find a huge amount of information about celiac disease
> and why it is important to avoid gluten if you have the disease but have not
> been so lucky in finding information about casein.
>
> Can anyone point me to any resources about casein intolerance?
>
> Also, my in-laws are struggling to see why I have to be so militant about
> not ingesting either gluten or casein. My mother in law is a type 1 diabetic
> and she thinks that since a bit of sugar won't hurt her a bit of gluten or
> some dairy won't hurt me.  I have enough ammunition to discount the "little
> bit of gluten" argument but have nothing on the casein side. Any help
> anyone?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Sherene in Norfolk (six weeks gfcf and feeling like a different person)