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‘Mummy’s a 100, she’s a coeliac’. May is @Coeliac_UK Awareness Month! Did you know, Coeliac disease is a serious autoimmune condition that affects 1 in 100 people in the UK. Matthew, aged 4, is making mummy #glutenfree pizza, recipe by @GFBlogger
#CoeliacAwarenessMonth 🧡 🧑🍳 🍕
Sarah Howells retweeted
Great to share this podcast episode for Coeliac Awareness Month which was released today.
I was interviewed by @GFBlogger and Laura Strange about many different aspects of coeliac disease and potential advances in the pipeline ⬇️
Hope it helps!
open.spotify.com/episode/1Oo…
Sarah Howells retweeted
My latest BBC exclusive - Some TikTok Shop food listings 'putting people at risk', allergy charities warn bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9dj…
Consuming gluten when you have coeliac disease can cause long-term damage, not to mention the initial symptoms. This is something the free from and allergy communities need to stand together to fight. It absolutely should not be allowed.
Thank you so much for this piece! It is SO disappointing to see this happening. As someone with coeliac disease I was much more lapse checking labels when I was a teen (and TikTok audiences are so much younger) so this is very worrying.
Can you please update when this is fixed? Internet appears to be back but not sure if this is temporary or fixed
Sarah Howells retweeted
Hi, I'm Tristan from Coeliac UK! We’re so close to 20,000 signatures for our petition to protect gluten free prescriptions. Help us reach this milestone before we deliver it to Downing Street! Every signature counts—please sign and share today!
Sign here: change.org/p/act-now-to-prot…
#SaveGFPrescriptions
You could shape these into hotdog bun shapes instead! theglutenfreeblogger.com/bri…
It's good to see @Telegraph have amended the language in their article and removed the word 'fad' - but a recognition of everyone's (valid and justified) complaints would have been nice, y'know?
PS what makes this even more disappointing is the fact in August you put out a very good article all about coeliac disease with one of the world's leading experts. This has undone all that good work - it's not even linked.
And you know what? If I ate a baguette every day with coeliac disease I’d probably end up dying sooner. So I think that headline is null and void.
We don’t need more messaging belittling a gluten free diet. We need more messaging promoting proper testing of coeliac disease BEFORE going gluten free. I don’t seen veganism getting a similar ‘fad’-bashing when that became popular as a way of eating.
Often those who give up gluten as a so-called ‘fad’ have a genuine issue - whether it’s coeliac disease, an intolerance, allergy, IBS or something else.
For many people, being gluten free is at BEST a non-negotiable health choice and at WORST a treatment for a life-long autoimmune condition for which there is no cure. It. Is. Not. A. Fad.
The use of the word ‘fad’ may have been used to be inflammatory and encourage clicks, but it does also do damage to all the work being done to raise awareness.
I'm really disappointed in this article from @Telegraph @TelegraphTravel @Greg_Dickinson - here is my response (sorry, bit late to the party, been suffering with a cold) 👇
NEW VIDEO! My guide to gluten free lunch options - ideas for on-the-go, grab-and-heat and homemade lunches! youtube.com/watch?v=7mk759Of… #glutenfree #coeliac
Hi X-ers, sorry for neglecting you for a very long time. I just popped on to let you know A) there's a tonne of new recipes on my website and B) my book is currently half price aaaand only 99p on Kindle!!!!! 🥰
amazon.co.uk/Delicious-Glute… #glutenfree #coeliac
