<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>> Why must we go through this time after time? Millet is NOT biologically related to wheat, rye, oats or barley. If there is a problem, it can only come from cross contamination. For all the opinions out there, can we please stick with some basic biological facts. If you have the genetically-based, auto-immune disease called celiac disease and if you consume even a small quantity of the gluten protein from wheat, rye, oats or barley (or spelt, kamut, triticale), then you will damage your intestinal villi and be unable to absorb certain nutrients. The damage to the villi can result in intestinal cancer. The inability to absorb nutrients can result in a variety of personal systemic effects, i.e.. remove a nutrient from the diet and ask any knowledgeable physician what effect this would have. [for example, lactose intolerance common in celiacs leads to reduced calcium intake and the potential for osteoporosis]. If you consume basic, uncontaminated food stuffs, you should be very healthy. However, it takes time, effort and money to find and prepare basic foods. So we use manufactured foods and rely on the manufacturer to keep a pure product. Misinformation causes confusion. Good GF eating. Mike Lauren Sarantou wrote: > This was posted recently on the POFAK list. It really surprised me to > hear that millet may not be gf. Any responses?