Are Gluten Free Diets Gluten Free?

For many people eating gluten free might
be more than a fad, it is imperative for those
who have Celiac disease.  A new study showed
that maintaining a gluten free diet is more
difficult than anticipated.  According to the
research, people following a gluten free
diet are frequently exposed to low levels of
gluten, leading to symptoms and intestinal
damage.

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Gluten and Beauty Products

There is a connection between beauty and diet.
So for many, their food allergy is under control,
but creeps into their skin care.  There are many
gluten free creams, lipsticks and makeup, but
there are quite a few with gluten.


Gluten is a combination of proteins found in
wheat, rye, and barley.  It helps food keep its
shape.  In beauty products gluten is used
because of its moisturizing benefits.  Gluten
can be found in shampoos, conditioners, soaps,
creams, and chap sticks.