Author: Aaron Bull

We all know how stressful gluten free travel can be! Mike took his family to San Francisco and somewhat to his surprise, they ended up eating only at 100% gluten free establishments. Find out about all the amazing places they visited as well as some fantastic friends in the celiac community who they “broke GF bread” with!

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We have made it to episode 200–what a ride it has been! Mike and Cam take time to reflect on the journey so far, and how the podcast has grown and evolved from where it started 4 years ago. We also talk about the origin of how we met and what prompted us to embark on this adventure. Most importantly, we are happy that you have shared this experience with us!

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In Part 2 of our Fall Mailbag we hear from a childhood friend of Priyanka Chugh, who now specializes in memes on Instagram. Plus, gluten detection dogs, Celiac Cruises and special “shout outs” to our TCP Inner Circle on Patreon. 

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Our amazing listeners have opened up to tell us stories that are both touching and inspirational in Part 1 of our Fall Mailbag. We revisit our recent conversation on trauma, hear from a mother inspired by Jessica’s celiac advocacy in school, and a gluten free home brewer who has a whole lot in common with Mike.

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Erin Heidenreich, Registered Dietician, and founder of The Celiac Space joins us to talk about some of the unique issues that come up with working with clients who have celiac and other related conditions. As someone with celiac herself, Erin has a shared perspective and provides tools that she has used in her own life navigating living gluten free. She passes this knowledge to her clients to help them get through their own physical, emotional and mental hurdles.

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Mike and Cam share an intriguing article about a woman who is encouraged to get tested for celiac disease based on an at-home genetic test. In addition, Mike shares his recent frustrations trying to get answers to confirm if a prescription drug is indeed gluten free.

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In the last week or so the celiac world has been buzzing with the news of a potential groundbreaking new celiac disease treatment that could be available soon. In a small phase 2a study, this nanoparticle being called CNP-101/Tak-101, enters the body like a “Trojan Horse” that might be able to prevent the body from triggering an immune reaction in the body. While the study is small, this has so much potential to change not only the lives of those of us with celiac disease, but hopefully can lead to a breakthrough in treatment of other autoimmune diseases.

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It has been a while since we read a published piece that has set us off. This week Mike and Cam take a dive into a New York Post article that completely trivializes any health benefits of the gluten free diet. They give a lot of weight to a new study that was done on a very small scale.

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Have you ever fantasized about taking a sabbatical and traveling the globe for 6 months? Our guest, Jennifer Fitzpatrick, whose blog is “The Nomadic Fitzpatricks,” decided to do just that. She and her husband took what they called a “gap year” and grabbed their backpacks to see the world! Jen didn’t let her celiac slow her down! She shares some of the greatest, as well as most challenging, locations from her amazing journey.

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Cam has finished the training with his dog Lacy to be a gluten detection dog. Their journey has been amazing, with plenty of ups and downs and some unexpected hurdles to overcome. One thing is for sure, it has been absolutely life changing for Cam and how he deals with his celiac disease, helping him to stay completely gluten free!

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