Month: October 2012
Attention all parents-to-be: If you don’t want your kids to have celiac disease, do not have sex in the fall and winter. Who knew it could be so simple?? Here’s the theory, as pointed out in the New York Times a few days ago: […]
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So as we all know by now, fellow celiac Jennifer Esposito is getting the shaft from CBS. CBS is telling one side of the story, but reality tells a far different story. But there is a whole other side to this insidious episode: the […]
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– I made Page Six of The New York Post yesterday. – As Steve Martin says in the “The Jerk”…I’M SOMEBODY NOW. – But the boneheads called me “a celiac victim”. – I’m a lot of things, but victim is NOT one of them. […]
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It must be nice to be CBS. You’ve got billions of dollars in your piggy bank. You’ve got the highest of high-powered lawyers. You’ve got millions of faithful viewers. Yet all that money and power and you still act like a common thug without […]
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This is utter bullshit. Once again, money and power rule over common sense, common courtesy and common decency. And this time…it’s personal. Jennifer Esposito has celiac disease. To say she “has” celiac disease is an understatement. Due to years of crappy doctors and misdiagnoses, […]
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Dude note: This post was slightly updated on May 5, 2020 but was originally written in 2012. My…how time flies. ———— I may not make many friends with the gluten-free food industry with this post, but here goes nothing. And in no way am […]
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The Globe and Mail is Canada’s national newspaper. It’s been in print for 167 years. As per their own website, it’s “an essential read for Canadians who want in-depth reporting on the issues, facts and opinions that affect our domestic landscape and the world […]
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On TV, Jennifer Esposito has acted in popular TV shows such as Spin City, Law and Order, Rescue Me, Samantha Who and Blue Bloods. On film, she has worked on great films such as Summer of Sam, Crash and Wes Craven’s Dracula:2000. But in real […]
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Today’s “Dear Gluten Dude” comes from a newly diagnosed celiac who is paralyzed by the fear of her new life. And because of this fear, she continues to eat gluten. She needs some guidance in making the transition to a gluten-free life, physically and […]
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Gluten Dude finish Whole30. Gluten Dude really do Whole25. Gluten Dude lose 11 pounds and me no want lose more. So me stopped. Me happy with program. Cave stomach feel better. No ouchie as much. Gluten Dude learned lessons. No need rice with meal […]
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