GIG hosts A Night to Care gala to expand support of gluten-free families
Gluten Intolerance Group (GIG), one of the largest non-profit gluten-free advocacy organizations, and GIG Cares, a non-profit organization tackling challenges facing the gluten-free community, are hosting A Night to Care, an evening gala to raise funds to support its
Gluten Intolerance Group Works to Reduce GF Food Insecurity
For more than 47 years, the Gluten Intolerance Group has helped lead the charge for better safety, more inclusion, and accessible resources for people who eat gluten-free. Their overall goal is to try to make life easier for people living gluten-free, and with their programs like
GIG Offers Programs to Make Your GF Life Easier
Need Support with Gluten-Free Living? Gluten Intolerance Group Offers Programs to Make Your GF Life Easier Whether you’ve been newly diagnosed with celiac disease or you’ve been gluten-free for a while, if you’re looking for support, Gluten Intolerance Group (GIG) has programs and resources to help. Maybe you’re having trouble affording gluten-free products, or you […]
Cruising Europe Gluten Free
Imagine if you could, a cruise line that is completely gluten-free, from the appetizers to the desserts to the meals you eat on excursions. Sounds like a dream, right? It’s not. It’s reality! Celiac Cruise, a company dedicated to organizing celiac-friendly cruises, is organizing a European cruise for 2022 that will be 100% gluten-free. In fact, not only have they
Celiac Cruise is back in 2022
Nothing throws a wrench in the relaxation part of your vacation plans quite like gluten. Except maybe a pandemic! While we aren’t encouraging you to hop on a cruise right now, we’d like to give you some exciting news. First: there’s a full-fledged celiac-friendly
What’s your risk for celiac disease? Find out with Targeted Genomics
Our genes are fascinating. They determine not only simple things like our hair and eye color, but more complex things, like to which diseases we are susceptible. Genes are a huge part of the puzzle, but not the only part. Having a gene for a particular disease does not mean you have the disease. Science […]