Naturally Dah'ling » Gluten-Free Pets http://blog.naturallydahling.com Because what goes on, goes in! Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:44:49 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Odd Sources of Gluten http://blog.naturallydahling.com/2009/05/elisabeth-hasselbeck-and-odd-sources-of-gluten/ http://blog.naturallydahling.com/2009/05/elisabeth-hasselbeck-and-odd-sources-of-gluten/#comments Sun, 10 May 2009 06:51:19 +0000 admin http://blog.naturallydahling.com/?p=206
read more..]]> A hot topic on Twitter this week has been Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s promotion of her book, The G-Free Diet: A Gluten-Free Survival Guide, and while I have not yet read the book–though I am eager to–I liked what she had to say on The View about it.  I also like that I’ve heard that there is a cosmetic section in the book.

Of course, whilst all this drama (that I’m not sure I agree with) has been going on–Elaine Monarch of The Celiac Disease Foundation announced that: the inaccuracies in this book are potentially dangerous and detrimental to celiacs and to those yet to be diagnosed if people self diagnose and start eating GF–I have been busy on my quest to find a safe gluten-free dog food for our adopted GWP Waylon.  Waylon seems to be better off with less gluten in his diet, but I am also being a bit selfish in the matter and trying to avoid contaminating myself three times a day as well (via handling his food).

Isn’t it just amazing when you consider all of the small and unexpected ways in which you can get glutened?

Anyway, it’s a bit off topic from gluten-free beauty, but handling your pet’s food can most certainly cause you to ingest some amount of gluten, so do be careful!

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