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Hello All
Anyone from the Middle East, Gulf or North Africa? Please feel free to join this group! We might all help each other in coping with Gluten Free life in the Arab World.
Anyone from anywhere is welcome to join this group :)
Hi All,
We are heading to Riyadh in mid June.
We have a 9 year old daughter with Coeliac Disease. I'm anxious about what products are available there - are there stores that sell gluten free products?
We are very spoilt here in Australia as there ar…
Salma, I'd love it if you'd share your sister's shopping experience you mention below with us. Our site, GlutenFreeTravelSite, has partnered with Gluten Free Faces to provide our search/mapping technology to access our global gluten-free dining and…
Hello All
Anyone from the Middle East, Gulf or North Africa? Please feel free to join this group! We might all help each other in coping with Gluten Free life in the Arab World.
Anyone from anywhere is welcome to join this group :)
for egyptian people my sister was in maadi today, and she found an italian shop that sells GF product if u want to know about it:
dl fornaio
38, st. 231 - Degla Maadi (cairo) and tel:tel: 25198296 mob: 011 6751222 / 012 2238476..
Hello All
Anyone from the Middle East, Gulf or North Africa? Please feel free to join this group! We might all help each other in coping with Gluten Free life in the Arab World.
Anyone from anywhere is welcome to join this group :)
Hello All
Anyone from the Middle East, Gulf or North Africa? Please feel free to join this group! We might all help each other in coping with Gluten Free life in the Arab World.
Anyone from anywhere is welcome to join this group :)
Hello All
Anyone from the Middle East, Gulf or North Africa? Please feel free to join this group! We might all help each other in coping with Gluten Free life in the Arab World.
Anyone from anywhere is welcome to join this group :)
Hello All
Anyone from the Middle East, Gulf or North Africa? Please feel free to join this group! We might all help each other in coping with Gluten Free life in the Arab World.
Anyone from anywhere is welcome to join this group :)
Yes, for those of you who haven't tried Schar pasta, it is the best -- and the closest thing to true gluten pasta.
Again Schar gluten free/dairy free products are now available @ Kilograms Diet Shop,,, don't miss the great taste and the health benefits,,, waiting for your visit :)
Hi everyone...I just wanted to update you on an important new enhancement to GlutenFreeTravelSite ( http://www.glutenfreetravelsite.com ). In addition to a streamlined new home page, we have added the ability to narrow your search of our database of…
Hi everyone! I have been reading the post and I have lived in the middle east over the years. From Jordan to Saudi. I found that i could get rice flour and tapioca in both regions. But for health conscious reasons I try to use nut flours most of the…
Profile Information
- Birthday
- February 11, 1983
- About Me
- Diagnosed in May 2008 after around 11 years of continuous pain.
Lactose Intolerant, Allergic to Egg, Eggplant and passion fruit (so far) ;)
- Interests
- Reading
Piano
Tennis
Theatre & Opera
Listening to Music
Marketing
- Favorite Quotes
- Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow, it empties today of its strength
The first and worst of all frauds is to cheat one's self
Any concern too small to be turned into a prayer is too small to be made into a burden
Knowledge speaks, but wisdom listens
Comment Wall (18 comments)
- At 3:21am on February 15, 2010,
Carrie said…
- Off subject, but your profile pic is one of my favorite paintings.
- At 8:34am on January 26, 2010,
Raluca-Alexandra said… - Hi, how are you? Oh, tell me please! Everything I found tells me that Celiacs doesn't really exist in this part of the world.
- At 6:55am on October 16, 2009,
Karen Broussard said…
- Thanks so much. I hope you continue to use the site and find it helpful. And I am thankful to GlutenFreeFaces for building a social networking site for Celiacs that allows us to share helpful information with each other. Keep in touch, and let me know if I can answer any gluten-free dining and travel related questions you have!
- At 4:19pm on September 14, 2009,
sonia Gluten Free said… - I understand.
What can we do???
You can (maybe) write a small article in some newspaper???
Perhaps, you can write in the forum of UK, discussed the situation of celiac in your country???
The UK forum has many international repercussions!
Excuse Me, are just ideas in my silly head engo :-)))
with all affection
sonia
- At 3:16pm on September 14, 2009,
sonia Gluten Free said…
- Hi Nadine!
How are your contacts???
They wrote the Ministry of Health???
you spend a good week
- At 5:58pm on September 8, 2009,
sonia Gluten Free said…
- Dear Nadine.
I wish you luck (!)
We continue to work, someone will listen.
If I can do something from Spain, just tell me.
Courage, health and luck
affectionately
sonia gluten free
- At 4:17pm on September 6, 2009,
sonia Gluten Free said…
- Great NADINE, THIS IS THE WAY (!)
SI also began to slowly, talking to some, with others ... at first I looked SAYS THIS WOMAN THINKING??. Any luck with former Spanish Health Minister, besides minister is a doctor, knew several family physicians mine too ... that was fortunate for us. Thanks to this doctor / minister Dr. Bernard Soria, began to move the law to Celiac first in Spain, after the European Comnidad (Brussels) will work much, but thank god, was approved by all members of the Community, enacted in January 2009, entered into force in 2011.
Even Fatan two years, but already beginning to be felt in aliemntos labeling is a pleasure to go to the supermarket, read the labels on the products and see if they contain gluten or not.
Then, the press began to spread, poyar the cause of celiac patient, we create, blogs, forums, wrote to political parties, newspapers ...
We are walking, is that this is the right path, "the implication of those affected," not satisfied "only" to create blogs to recipes, the celiac need much more.
On that we :-)))
Thanks Nadine for your work, people like you are critical, thanks for being in this way.
:-)))))
- At 12:19pm on September 6, 2009,
sonia Gluten Free said…
Hi Nadine, thanks for your information. If you tell is true, celiac disease is unknown among the medical and citizenship, so (I think) is so important diffusion.
My husband is a doctor, an orthopedic surgeon, spent more than seven months until my granddaughter diagnosis, unaware of celiac disease pathology, that's six years ago.
Fortunately, as things are changing, we now have medical protocols, food in supermarkets and more socially conscious.
At the moment I work with the association in Ergentina, we try to pass the legislation celiac, that compel the proper labeling, gluten-free menus in schools and so on.
Nadin, do not know any doctors, politicians, journalists ... that may difundr celiac disease in Jordan???
I think it would be important to start by creating an association, for more celiac Jordanians, by writing to the Association of Jordanian doctors, gastroenterologists to ... the health minister, the newspaper ...
Nadin Well, I wish you the best.
Health and happiness.
an affectionate greeting
sonia
- At 5:26pm on September 5, 2009,
sonia Gluten Free said…
Nadine, my name is FB soniaglutenfree, diffusion and global reivindicación of celiac disease is essential.
The celiac travel, leaving home, going to restaurants, hotels ... Yesterday came the regulatory compliance of a gluten-free menus in airlines, let's spread among all concerned.
Celiac without frontiers
sonia affectionately grandmother Iona gluten free celiac child of seven years
- At 7:25pm on August 3, 2009,
Annelies Kuiper said… - Hi Nadine: Thanks for your message. How lovely for your Grandmother to be surrounded by so many Family members who love her. And how happy for You she is still with you. Sounds like you had a really superb education. And sounds like you were paying attention and benefitted from what was offered You. Good for You...excellent.
I would be happy to send you a copy of "Kenya Cowgirl" by mail; I'll need your address. And when you're done reading that, I could e-mail you a copy of the sequel, "Stay Well Kenya Cowgirl". I must warn you, I have lived an unconventional Life and my books reflect this. I do not want to offend You...but, I think you'll enjoy. Also, I can e-mail you my stories and other works. I am at: kenyacowgirl@gmail.com.
So, my Friend, off I go to finish dinner preparations. Today, it was cooler and we're hungrier !! We're having chicken with loads of vegetables, including water chestnuts and asparagus. I do love veggies and happily they're GF. Although, I noticed you're allergic to eggplant. Does that mean you're allergic to the whole "Nightshade" family: potatoes, tomatoes, chiles, peppers, etc.? I hope you have a great sleep and awaken refreshed and ready for another Day. Stay well, Annelies
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