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Expired Amazon Promotion

The Amazon promotion that this post originally referred to, has expired. Check out their Gold Box Deals Page to see up to date deals that are going on today.

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Tips & Tricks for Using Nima Sensor To Test Gluten Content + 20% Off Pre-Orders

Nima has released a new how to video showing how to use Nima Portable Gluten Sensor to test for gluten content.

The Nima Portable Gluten Sensor is a pocket sized lab that you can take with you to test gluten content of food. Put the food in question in a one time use capsule and two minutes later Nima will give you results.

“Designed in San Francisco by a team from MIT, Stanford, Google, and Nike. Nima brings together the best in chemistry, engineering, and design.”

Nima is being offered at a 20% discount while in pre-order

Check it out – Nima Portable Gluten Sensor

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A Pill to Treat Celiac Disease? Be a Part of the Clinical Study

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The University of Chicago Medicine Celiac Disease Center plans to conduct a clinical study on a pill to treat Celiac Disease.

from the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center…

A Pill to Treat Celiac Disease?

Now enrolling patients to a clinical study!
WHO?

You may be eligible for this study if:

You have celiac disease

You are 18 years of age or older

You have been on a gluten-free diet for at least one year

You are willing to eat bread containing gluten

WHAT?

Testing of Montelukast (a drug that has been approved by the FDA for treatment of asthma) for the treatment of Celiac Disease.
If enrolled, you will be given the drug or a placebo and asked to:

Travel to the Chicagoland area for 6 study visits over a 3 month period

Have multiple blood draws, endoscopy with biopsy and brushings, and provide stool samples

Answer some questions regarding your health

WHERE?

University of Chicago Medical Center
Subjects will be reimbursed up to $160.00 if all visits are completed and will receive parking vouchers. If you are interested, please contact:

Meaghan Peterson at 773-702-9743

www.curecelicdisease.org

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T-fal Bread Machine [with Gluten Free Modes]

We cover the occasional kitchen related item here on Gluten Free Finds because, we gluten free folks, tend to cook for ourselves a lot. See: Topics Covered

T-fal PF311E ActiBread Programmable Bread Machine by T-fal

Stainless Steel Housing, Nonstick Coating, LCD Display. Includes 15 automatic programs including three gluten free programs.

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Justin’s Honey Peanut Butter Squeeze Packs – 10 Pack

Justin’s Peanut Butter, Honey Squeeze Packs, 1.15 Ounce (Pack of 10) from Justin’s Nut Butter

Certified Kosher; Gluten and dairy free. All-Natural, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, and Non-GMO. Perfect for healthy snacking and on-the-go protein.

Justin’s Peanut Butter, Honey Squeeze Packs, 1.15 Ounce (Pack of 10)

Always check ingredients to confirm gluten free status. If in doubt, contact the manufacturer with questions.

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Certified Gluten Free Almond Flour

Almond Flour Blanched, Anthony’s 4lb Bag, Certified Gluten-Free

Certified Gluten Free. Resealable Bag. No preservatives or artificial ingredients. 4 lb bag.

Almond Flour Blanched, Anthony’s 4lb Bag, Certified Gluten-Free

Always check ingredients to confirm gluten free status. If in doubt, contact the manufacturer with questions.

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News: iCureCeliac Yields Surprising Findings

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iCureCeliac has released their first quarterly report.

About iCureCeliac:

iCureCeliac™ Reports First Quarter Progress – Celiac Disease Foundation

iCureCeliac™ is an initiative by and for individuals living with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity who understand the need to contribute their ideas and their health data to fuel research. It is the only celiac disease patient registry that is nonprofit, patient-governed, and is part of a larger nationwide research network, called PCORnet. As part of PCORnet, iCureCeliac™ is able to contribute health data to many research efforts, while also providing celiac researchers access to data from people all over the world.

Launched in February 2016 by Celiac Disease Foundation, iCureCeliac™ has already contributed to two research studies. The first is to study the effects of a drug for refractory celiac disease. The second is to study arsenic exposure in the gluten-free diet. With more than 1,200 participants registered in its first four months, iCureCeliac™ is shaping the type of research that is most important to you – the patient.

Read the full report… iCureCeliac – The First Four Months

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Kitchen Tools: YouCopia Spice Rack

We cover the occasional kitchen related item here on Gluten Free Finds because, we gluten free folks, tend to cook for ourselves a lot. See: Topics Covered

YouCopia Chef’s Edition SpiceStack 30-Bottle Spice Organizer. Stores 30 half size or 60 full size bottles. Includes 96 (48 blank and 48 printed) labels. Drawers pull out and lower to display spices.

YouCopia Chef’s Edition SpiceStack 30-Bottle Spice Organizer, White

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Manufacturer Correspondence: GSK Sensodyne and Pronamel – Gluten Content

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I use Sensodyne Repair & Protect Sensitive Toothpaste. I had read on several websites that Sensodyne does not contain gluten. I decided to write GSK myself to see what they had to say. Note that this is their response to me personally. Ingredients and procedures can change over time, check with manufacturers to get up to date information.

Response received 6/24/16…

Thank you for your enquiry regarding presence of gluten and related products in Sensodyne and Pronamel range of oral products. Sensodyne and Pronamel range of oral products do not contain gluten as an ingredient either in the raw materials or in the list of ingredients used in Sensodyne formulations.

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare (GSK CH) only uses the highest quality raw material specifications for use in its products. GSK CH does not screen/test final product for gluten, instead GSK CH relies on detailed responses from suppliers of the raw materials which are used in the supply chain for these products. These raw material suppliers have respectively confirmed the absence of gluten in their specifications. As GSK CH does not test for gluten we are unable to provide a specific detection method or threshold for gluten and its derivatives.

We always recommend using any GSK product as described in the product label. Toothpastes do not contain prescribing information.

For consumers, who are intolerant or highly allergic to certain ingredients, it is recommended if there are further concerns to consult your doctor before using this product.

You can visit our website www.gsk.com for more product information. There you will be able to find our products information including ingredients.

We appreciate your taking the time to contact us.
Sincerely,

Nola
Customer Service Representative
Consumer Relations

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$1 Off 1 Bob’s Red Mill

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As of this posting, this printable coupon takes $1 of 1 Bob’s Red Mill Product. Bob’s Red Mill produces a number of Gluten Free Items.

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