Tag: coeliac

As if adjusting to a gluten free diet isn’t enough of a challenge, the loss of enjoying a variety of great beer can be a bummer…unless you’re gluten free home brewer extraordinaire and founder of Zero Tolerance Homebrew Club, Joe Morris. Morris is a gluten free brewing dynamo! We learn about how Joe first started the club, made the transition from traditional home brewer to gluten free, and recently became an award winning brewer himself. Joe also gives some tips on how you can get started with gluten free home brewing!

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It is hard for anybody getting diagnosed for the first time with celiac disease to navigate a new way of life. Now imagine that you just moved to another country when that happened. Our guest, Leah Davis, who joins us from Berlin, Germany, did just that. Leah got her diagnosis just a few months after moving there. She talks about the multitude of challenges she faced getting diagnosed all while navigating a new language and a new country.

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Dr. Peter Green and Dr. Benjamin Lebwohl, both of the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University, served as editors on a recent journal publication updating some long held beliefs on celiac disease. Mike and Cam share their thoughts, and are hopeful that the changing face of celiac will lead to higher diagnosis rates and even more breakthroughs in research as better treatments and a possible cure draw nearer.

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It’s been a long time since Mike’s nephew, Sam, has been a guest on the podcast. He joins the show to talk about his recent trip to Israel with a group from college. As a vegetarian with celiac disease, Sam often has increased miscommunications, especially when ordering a meal in advance. We talk about some of the challenges he faced on the trip  as well as his top tips for eating gluten free in Israel.

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We talk to Jani Tuomi, co-founder of Imaware, the first ever home celiac blood tests. One test is given if you suspect that you have celiac and another (that Mike and Cam took) is for follow up testing to ensure that you are not getting cross contamination. Imaware assembled an impressive team including Dr. Guandalini and Dr. Schuppan to make sure that they were focusing on the most important details and metrics. We talk to Jani about the overall vision for Imaware and how they are helping to blaze and new trail, allowing patients to take a more active role in managing their health care.  Mike and Cam also share the results of their recent Imaware blood test.

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Besides having way too much fun on the Pirate’s of the Caribbean ride, he and his family attempted to sample as many of the amazing gluten free treats and meals as they possibly could. Some highlights in part 1 include Mike’s new addiction, the amazing Dole Whip, and the boys don’t see eye to eye about one of the classic Disney rides.

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Friend of The Celiac Project, and one of our favorite guests, Erin Smith, Gluten Free Globetrotter, joins us to talk travel! We share many tips including planning a trip plus smart first steps to take while traveling when newly diagnosed. Although it happens infrequently to us, we also share some of the ways to keep moving forward if you get glutened on a trip.

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We’re starting this year with news of some promising breakthroughs in celiac treatment and diagnosis. This week we share information tests and products that are either newly on the market or in the late testing stages including ImmusanT and Imaware.

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We have such fantastic listeners and are so inspired by hearing your stories that we are sharing more great emails in part 2 of our special New Year’s mailbag.  Inspired by one of these listener emails, Cam is inspired to take action on his own health.

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We love our listeners, so what better way to start of the New Year but to celebrate you with a special 2 part mailbag? Mike and Cam talk about some of last year’s episodes and events that have made the most impact on you.

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