Lack Of Healthcare Coverage For Celiac Blood Tests In Ontario Could Potentially Lead To Complications For Undiagnosed Celiacs
The Canadian Celiac Association has started a blog. The latest post, "Ontario Blood Testing and the Election". This blog post discusses issues around the lack of healthcare coverage for celiac blood tests in Ontario, Canada. It further discusses how an upcoming election may lead to change and increased diagnosis.
I live in B.C., but most of my relatives live in Ontario. It certainly was a challenge getting my relatives tested, due to this lack of coverage. This roadblock could easily lead to delayed diagnosis for many people who live there. As we know, delayed diagnosis can lead to many complications. As a preventative measure, hopefully, the government of Ontario will follow the other provinces and provide coverage for celiac testing.
I would like to see it taken a step further with coverage for all the tests used to diagnose the various types of gluten intolerance:)
“Gluten Toxicity” Giveaway Contest At The Gluten-Free Help Blog
Tina Turbin at the “Gluten-Free Help” blog has posted a “Gluten Toxicity” book review and is doing a giveaway contest. Please see her informative blog for more details.
Gluten-Free Help Blog: http://www.glutenfreehelp.info/give-away
Best regards,
Shelly Stuart
Gluten Toxicity: Book Review & Giveaway Contest
Linda Etherton at the “Gluten-Free Homemaker” blog has posted a “Gluten Toxicity” book review and is doing a giveaway contest. Please see her lovely blog for more details.
Gluten-Free Homemaker Blog: http://glutenfreehomemaker.com/2011/04/gluten-toxicity-book-review-giveaway/
Best Regards,
Shelly Stuart
New: A “Gluten Toxicity” E-Book Giveaway Contest
The first five people to comment on this blog post will be given a free “Gluten Toxicity” e-book:)
This contest is now closed (I have 5 comments)
Thank you,
Shelly Stuart
A “Gluten Toxicity” E-Book Giveaway Contest
The first five people to comment on this blog post will be given a free “Gluten Toxicity” e-book:)
This contest is now closed (I have 5 comments).
Thank you,
Shelly Stuart
“Go Bananas Cookies” By Annabella
I was at the dentist last week and Annabella, the receptionist, kindly shared a recipe with me. Personally, I don’t consume pure, uncontaminated oats, but I thought that other people who consume gluten-free oats might enjoy this recipe.
Thank you very much, Annabella, for sharing a new recipe with the gluten-free community.
My Book, “Gluten Toxicity”, Is Available At Barnes And Noble
My book, “Gluten Toxicity: The Mysterious Symptoms Of Celiac Disease, Dermatitis Herpetiformis, And Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance”, is now available online at Barnes And Noble
My book is also available in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Japan through the Amazon online bookstores. I’m thrilled to use my book as a resource to increase awareness in all of these geographical areas.
If you are interested in purchasing a paperback copy of “Gluten Toxicity” from Amazon, please see the links below.
If you would prefer an e-book version of “Gluten Toxicity”, please see the E-Book from my blog. In BC, Canada, my book is available at Health Express (in White Rock), Country Sun Natural Foods (in White Rock), Lifetime Organics (in South Surrey) and the Without Sugar Shoppe (in Courtenay).
Thank you very much for your support,
Shelly Stuart, R.N., B.Sc.N.
New “Gluten Toxicity” E-Book Giveaway Contest
The first five people to comment on this blog post will be given a free “Gluten Toxicity” e-book:)
This contest is now closed (I have 5 comments).
Thank you,
Shelly Stuart
“Gluten Toxicity” E-Book Giveaway Contest
The first five people to comment on this blog post will be given a free “Gluten Toxicity” e-book:)
This contest is now closed (I have 5 comments).
Thank you,
Shelly Stuart
A New Book Review For “Gluten Toxicity”
A new book review for my book, “Gluten Toxicity” has been posted. It was written by a registered nurse, Wendy Cohan, and can be found at the www.celiac.com website.
Thank you Wendy for your feedback!
Best Regards,
Shelly Stuart, R.N., B.Sc.N.
