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Is a Celiac coming for Dinner? Some helpful tips for the busy host.

April 29th, 2010 by Caryn Talty | 1,091 views | Comments1 Comment »
author: Brenton Nicholls | sxc.hu

author: Brenton Nicholls | sxc.hu

I get a lot of emails these days from folks who are not diagnosed with Celiac but want to make food for their recently diagnosed loved one at an upcoming family party or special event. Many look for recipes such as the ones listed here at healthy-family.org.

I understand the need to make the gluten intolerant guest feel a part of things, as food is a natural way to bring folks together at holiday times and at parties.  But it’s not practical, and no matter how good your intentions are, if you do not know the specific risks and pitfalls it can be dangerous for your visitor to eat what you’re serving. …read the rest of this entry »

Healthy-Family.org on Doug Kaufmann’s Know the Cause Television Show

March 11th, 2010 by Caryn Talty | 1,330 views | Comments5 Comments »

Know the Cause with Doug Kaufmann: interview with Caryn Talty (Healthy-Family.org)

In this interview I talked candidly with Doug Kaufmann about the recovery process we went through with my son after he was diagnosed with a chronic multifocal tic disorder in January of 2007. At the beginning of the interview Doug Kaufmann referred to my previous article The Corn We Eat is Infested with Mycotoxic Fungi.

My son eventually made a full recovery but the process was long and slow. We didn’t know the cause initially and spent quite a bit of money testing and trying various alternative treatments. They improved his condition but did not cure it.  An allergy test we did that spring gave us something to go on and after nine months on the specific diet and supplement regime he really started to improve. After about 1 1/2 years he became symptom free. …read the rest of this entry »

Monsanto Corn causes Kidney and Liver damage in rats

January 18th, 2010 by Caryn Talty | 606 views | Comments1 Comment »

Gluten-free Corn-freeA new report from the International Journal of Biological Sciences has found Monsanto’s three most popular varieties of GM corn (NK 603, MON 810, and MON 863) to cause organ damage in rats, contrary to an earlier study done by Monsanto that led to U.S.  government approval of these GM seeds.

The French study completed by Joël Spiroux de Vendômois, François Roullier, Dominique Cellier, and Gilles-Eric Séralini from the universities of Rouen and Caen, was much more comprehensive and included six ‘reference’ groups, or control groups, which ate non GM corn. The test rats were fed for 90 days, and unlike the Monsanto study, were fed a much higher content of GM corn. (Monsanto’s study fed their animal subjects only 11% GM corn.) …read the rest of this entry »

Dairy-free Egg Nog Recipe

December 20th, 2009 by Elaine Luther | 907 views | CommentsBe the first to comment on this article! »

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If you are frantically getting ready for the holidays and in need of a good alternative to the egg nog in the stores, here’s a terrific dairy free recipe that is quick and easy.

We hadn’t had egg nog for years until last Christmas when we decided to have a battle of the egg nog contest at our house: Joy of Cooking vs. the Internet.  We mixed up a batch of the Joy of Cooking Cooked recipe.  My mom chose an internet recipe that was less rich and less sweet.  The Joy of Cooking recipe was sweeter and richer – much richer.

Our dairy free modification to the Joy recipe was to replace all of the milk and cream with coconut milk.  Of the total quantity, we used half light coconut milk and half full fat. …read the rest of this entry »

New iPod touch/ iPhone application for Restaurant going Allergy Sufferers

July 31st, 2009 by Caryn Talty | 1,926 views | Comments3 Comments »

ipodimageI just received an email alert today from Kim Koeller announcing a new Celiac/Allergy application for iPod touch and iPhone users. It comes to us from AllergyFree Passort and GlutenFree Passport and is complimentary to Kim and Robert La France’s “Let’s Eat Out!” Series. …read the rest of this entry »

Need to cut out Preservatives? Here’s a Dummy-proof Easy Homemade Mayo

July 14th, 2009 by Caryn Talty | 1,908 views | Comments1 Comment »

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Someone who gave me mayo advice a while back said that there was nothing that compared to real, fresh, honest mayo.

Boy, was she right.

I have attempted to make mayo before, but it wasn’t until recently that I finally cracked the code. I have tried several different recipes both online and even the one found in my beat up Better Homes and Gardens Cookbook that has navigated my kitchen with me for years.

I have always failed. It didn’t matter how many times I tried, my mayonnaise never  wanted to thickenen properly. If it did it would deflate as soon as I added the oil.

Eventually I discovered my problem. I wasn’t using the right tools. …read the rest of this entry »

The Corn We Eat is Infested with Mycotoxic Fungi

May 28th, 2009 by Caryn Talty | 2,665 views | Comments5 Comments »

Gluten-free Corn-free

Are you Chronically Sick?  Many folks who find themselves practicing a gluten free diet wind up on that road for a variety of reasons. You may have tested positive for gluten intolerance, may have found out you suffer from Celiac disease, and may have even been diagnosed with candida overgrowth. If you are struggling and finding that the gluten free diet is not helping you regain your health it is quite possible you need to eliminate additional grains from your diet.

I recently attended the Conference on Natural Treatments for Tics, OCD, Tourette Syndrome, and Depression last weekend in Dallas. I heard Doug Kaufmann speak at length about mycotoxins and their negative effect on the body. The author of eight books on fungi and host of the syndicated television show, “Know the Cause”, he claims that these toxins are capable of causing various health problems and need to be addressed before folks with chronic illness can become well again. …read the rest of this entry »