The Celiac Project

Our Mission

The Celiac Project's mission is to explore what we can do individually and as a society to advance the conversation and raise awareness about celiac disease.

The Podcast

Director of The Celiac Project Michael Frolichstein talks Celiac Disease and navigating a gluten free lifestyle with Cam Weiner.

The Film

The inspiration for this film came after director Michael Frolichstein struggled with a series of mystery aliments before finally being diagnosed with Celiac Disease at age 40. Michael was shocked to learn that this auto-immune disease, which affects 1% of the US population, is 83% undiagnosed or misdiagnosed.

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We are once again up for top podcast in the Gluten Free Awards.
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Mike has been named a finalist for the prestigious WEGO Health Award! The Award is for "Best in Show Podcast." Learn more about WEGO Health and see the other nominees.

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Celiac Project is with Baltimore Gluten Free and 3 others.

1 day ago

Part 2 of our Late Summer News and Notes features more great listener letters, including a few frustrating stories; one leading to multiple family members getting diagnosed, and a second from someone who is still searching for answers. We also report on a registry with way too many false negative celiac blood tests and a Beyond Celiac post showing that we are all in need of treatments in addition to the gluten free diet. Shout outs to our TCP Inner Circle and much more!EP 342 - www.celiacproject.com/the-podcast/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Celiac Project is with NIMA Partners and No Gluten, No Problem.

1 week ago

Mike and Cam reach into their mailbag and share some current events for Part 1 of late summer News and Notes. They share a listener's unbelievable tale of restaurant misconduct that reminds the guys of the JD's challenges at Colonial Williamsburg. Even worse is a story from Newsweek about a man whose sister crosses the line in his gluten free kitchen. Also a couple from Colorado known for pizza and so much more!EP 341 - www.celiacproject.com/the-podcast/ ... See MoreSee Less