Gluten Intolerance Group

8 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from October 21, 2013
  

  Jo R. asked:

  Does anyone know of a really good gastroenterologist who is an expert in celiac disease and gluten-sensitivity? Ideally in Spokane, but anywhere in Washington State would work. Portland is okay as well.

  

  Sherill R. replied:

  The international headquarters of the Gluten Intolerance Group is in Seattle. They are the best source of information about doctors familiar with gluten issues. Check their website (www.gluten.net) for contact information.

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• Referral from September 23, 2013
  

  Donna M. asked:

  Heading to Savannah in a couple days, does anyone have any suggestions for gluten free/soy free restaurants? First real vacation since diagnosis 2 years ago and I'm finding myself starting with a little anxiety. Thanks in advance

  

  Janet F. replied:

  Hey, for anyone who is traveling, go to www.gluten.net and click on Find a Restaurant, and then type in the city. Or click on "local branches." If there is one in the area where you are traveling, the branch manager I'm sure could help you out!

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• Referral from March 30, 2013
  

  Jennifer L. asked:

  Also, does anyone have any restaurant (take out/fast food style) recommendations for Ocala, preferably near Munroe hospital?

  

  Janet F. replied:

  If you go to www.gluten.net and look up the branch of the Gluten Intolerance Group in Ocala, either Jeannie or Marsha can probably help you out!

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• Referral from March 16, 2012
  

  Tracy M. asked:

  I'll be traveling to Asheville, NC soon....anyone been there and have GF restaurant suggestions??

  

  Janet F. replied:

  THe Gluten Intolerance Group has a branch in Asheville. The manager is Sheila Horne, I think? Go to www.gluten.net , look on the link for local branches, select NC, and there you have it! Should be able to get lots of advice!

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• Referral from March 16, 2012
  

  Julia S. asked:

  Can anyone recommend good resources for teaching an eight year old about how to know what's gluten free?? We have been Gluten free for four years and school camp etc coming up I need to start teaching her to fend for herself ....

  

  Becca S. replied:

  You'll be surprised by what she does know!! "The GF Kid" and "Eating Gluten Free with Emily" are great books for kids. www.gluten.net has a GIG Kids tab. My kids like the "magazine" found there. There are support groups for kids in some areas too. Like · 2 · Mar 12, 2012

  

  Becca S. replied:

  You'll be surprised by what she does know!! "The GF Kid" and "Eating Gluten Free with Emily" are great books for kids. www.gluten.net has a GIG Kids tab. My kids like the "magazine" found there. There are support groups for kids in some areas too.

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• Referral from June 5, 2011
  

  Karla D. asked:

  Was just told by my doctor that I need to go gluten free and really have no idea where to start. Can anybody recommend some good links for info and recipes?

  

  Gluten A. replied:

  Karla visit GIG's website: www.gluten.net. You can find a wealth of information on the site: recipes, links to restaurants, education resources. Check out the information under the LEARN tab. there are over 20 downloadable education pieces on different topics related to living gluten-free.

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• Referral from April 26, 2011
  

  Mary-Lynne W. asked:

  Hi. I'm looking for a great Celiac doctor in Seattle. My doctors in NY were Peter Green and Suzanne Lewis, so I'm a little spoiled and want the best!

  

  Gluten A. replied:

  Call our office and we can live you a list of doctors. 253-833-6655.

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