GFLI

Gluten-Free Living India: India's Gluten-Free Food Community |

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

Gluten and lactose intolerance often occur together. We're happy to see cafes in India increasingly provide plant-based milk alternatives.
Still, please remember that oat milk is not safe for Celiacs and it's best to stick to almond, soy, or other nut-based milk options.

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

Eating out as a Celiac?
The app /website @findmegf is frankly a great resource for finding gluten-free restaurants. You can look-up nearby spots to eat or search for locations to plan your travel. It has crowdsourced reviews from Celiacs from around the world #glutenfree

[Beyond Celiac @BeyondCeliac]

Great news from Italy! They're starting a program to test everyone from 1-17 for #celiac disease. This is a win for the entire, global celiac community; results from there could influence whether or not similar programs spread elsewhere.

More https://t.co/7ScAlIhhlt

[Jeeva Anna George @JAGGlutenFree]

@pseudo_sapiens @Finelychopped Labelling in India is a joke. We have great ingredients listing policies and allergen listing one's too but no accountability whatsoever. For the last 13 yrs I have read every label cos of Celiac Disease. Even now I have to spend my own money & test products so I don't get sick.

[Gauri Chandra @GauriChandra]

Yes, we need to provide plant based milk alternatives but please don’t *default* to oat milk in cafes or office coffee machines. Oat milk can have gluten & it isn’t safe for Celiacs (affects > 1 in 100 people). And if you must do it, please write it clearly!

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

@ClientsRATP I was fined at the end of my underground journey for having an "invalid" ticket even though I clearly remember validating my ticket at the boarding station. Maybe the machine had a problem, but it opened the doors for me to enter the platforms. Where can I complain?

[Gauri Chandra @GauriChandra]

Link to the paper: https://t.co/ReJ5IHOU0G (12/12)

[Gauri Chandra @GauriChandra]

Don't you just love hearing that? 🙄
#Celiaclife #Celiacprobs

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

Answer: it’s not. https://t.co/Gr44QuUbAY

[Gluten Dude @GlutenDude]

{new post] Is Sourdough Bread Really Safe for Those with Celiac Disease? https://t.co/T48KJeNKhs
#celiac #glutenfree #nocurenochoice

[Zeco50327140 @CureCeliac]

Over the last 2 evenings this painting, by Indian artist Sankha Samanta & his daughters, was done before our eyes to commemorate #ICDS2017

[Celiac Disease Foundation @CeliacDotOrg]

2020 is the target year to expect a celiac disease drug to help people struggling on the gluten-free diet. Francisco Leon #ICDS2017

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

@airindiain @jetairways @GlutenFreeGal11 @gfglobetrotter
Which airlines do you find the best for celiac safe food?

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

A lovely story by @MIGlutenFreeGal on what led to her Celiac diagnosis and subsequent recovery on a gluten-free diet
https://t.co/CEOih1ylnm

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

@airindiain @jetairways We were served Chicken in the gluten-intolerant meal at both @jetairways @airindiain DESPITE stating in the comments that we need Vegetarian

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

@airfrance And to other airlines as well, why is there no option to select between a veg/ n-veg gluten-intolerant meal? @airindiain @jetairways

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

@airfrance Could you please address this issue? Don't understand how such a request could be overlooked completely. Highly unexpected of Air France.

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

@airfrance While all the other passengers got sandwiches on the flight, we were told that no glutenfree meal was loaded on the flight.

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

@airfrance We recently flew from Ams -Par, selected a gluten-intolerant meal while booking. Yet, there was no arrangement made whatsoever.

[Zeco50327140 @CureCeliac]

When choosing #GF products, look for dietary fiber. More fiber aids in digestion, blood glucose control & even cholesterol management.

[GFLI @gflivingindia]

Yes that tiny PINCH of maida you added to the soup contains enough gluten to make a Celiac sick