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A Canadian Celiac Podcast

Sue Jennett: gluten free baker and podcaster

A Canadian Celiac Podcast will explore information, research, lifestyle issues and personal stories of individuals who have celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity. The host, Sue Jennett has access to some of the prominent minds and personalities in the celiac/gluten free community in Canada. You will learn about new initiatives of the Canadian Celiac Association and how they can benefit you. Sue counts more than 20 years since both she and her daughter have been diagnosed with celiac

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Ep 202 CCA Holiday Guide 2021

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/12/08

The Canadian Celiac Association has once again produced a Holiday Guide with great recipes and tips to help us cope with our festive holidays in a Gluten Free safe way. Nicole Byrom RD, from the CCA goes through the different articles in the guide and I’m able to tease out a little information from each section. If you are not already on the CCA mailing list, you can download a copy of the guide at – https://www.celiac.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/2021-CCA-Holiday-Guide.pdf Sue’s Websites and

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Ep 201 December 2021 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/12/01

It’s the beginning of the month, and that means I get to talk with my friend Ellen Bayens about the topics, studies and interesting articles regarding celiac disease and the gluten free diet featured on her website. For more information visit theceliacscene.com and sign up for Ellen’s monthly newsletter. NEWS FROM THE CELIAC SCENE 1900 Gluten-Free Families Care & Share in Private Group - Ask to Join Migraines More Common Amongst Celiacs New Research Identifies Who Should be Offered Testing for

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Ep 200 Ellen's In Charge

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/11/24

It’s finally here – Episode 200 of the Podcast. As promised, I have handed over the podcast to Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com to ask me questions, which I didn’t know in advance. This is by far the longest episode of the A Canadian Celiac Podcast. Ellen went out of her way to contact many interesting guests from past episodes to solicit questions and comments. I am humbled by their input and Ellen’s efforts. Thank You to all who participated. Sue’s Websites and Social Media – Podcast

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Ep 199 Gluten Free Blogger to Author

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/11/17

On this episode I have the pleasure of speaking with Taleen Benson blogger and cookbook author. Taleen started her blog after her husband was diagnosed with a condition that required a gluten free, egg free diet. Taleen has a loyal following for her blog called “Just As Tasty”, and she was encouraged to write a cookbook of gluten free, egg free recipes. The book, called “Just as Tasty, Gluten-free and Eggless Baking Through the Seasons” is available for purchase on Amazon. Taleen explained the

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Ep 198 Flax and the Gluten Free Diet with Valley Flax...

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/11/10

On this episode I chat with Howard Selig who is not only a Registered Dietitian, but a trained chef. After recognizing the nutritional benefits of adding flax in the preparation of some foods for residents of a care home, Howard branched out filling the needs of other care homes by grinding flax seeds for them. Providing flax in different forms to others soon became a business. Howard explains the many nutritional advantages of flax and how it can be a benefit to the gluten free diet. With his

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Ep 197 November 2021 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/11/03

It’s the beginning of the month, which means I have the pleasure of chatting with Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com. Here’s some of the topics we covered – There has been very positive feedback on the stickers and wristbands available through www.celiackidstuff.com. The 200th episode of the podcast is coming up, and we’re turning the tables, so Ellen is asking me questions. You can send your questions, or videos (we’ll only use the audio) to ellen@theceliacscene.com. We shine a light on a gluten

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Ep 196 The UnBun Story

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/10/27

On this episode I speak with a man who identified a void in the gluten free marketplace – that of a healthy, good tasting hamburger bun. Gus Klemos tells us his why, and more importantly his how he came up with a completely newly formulated gluten free bread that he named UnBun. Gus is from Toronto and in a few short years from very humble beginnings, with a great deal of work, UnBun is now selling across both Canada and the US. Gus discusses what makes his bread products different, and it makes

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Ep 195 Catching Up with Nicole Byrom RD

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/10/20

It’s great for me to have returning guests on the podcast. Nicole Byrom RD, works with the Canadian Celiac Association as the Health Promotions Manager. When I contacted her about coming back on the podcast, she had a list of things she wanted to inform listeners about. The topic of arsenic in our food comes up often. Nicole tells us why this is important to the celiac population and some ways to reduce arsenic exposure. Nicole is involved in an upcoming webinar about Type I Diabetes and its

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Ep 194 Finding a Restaurant Solution After a Long...

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/10/13

Everyone has a diagnosis story, and I enjoy listening to and sharing many or them. This episode of the podcast is a conversation with Beau Bristow of Nashville TN. Beau was diagnosed as an adult and had a long list of symptoms, which to him were unrelated. Of particular note, was the brain fog, which by reason of the name, you don’t realize at the time, and only once the fog has lifted do you understand what you were missing. Finding suitable restaurants is a pain point for most of us, but in

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Ep 193 What's All the Fuss About Pumpkin Spice with...

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/10/06

For many people September and October are not as much about Autumn as they are about pumpkin spice everything. Being a baker, this has always interested me, but I have to say, except for pumpkin pie, I had pretty much stayed away. Cinde Little, of the Everyday Gluten Free Gourmet was the best person to get me up to speed on pumpkin spice – is it gluten free? what do we have to look out for? where should we expect to find it? and can we use it at home in baking or drinks? Cinde sent along a photo

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Ep 192 October 2021 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/09/29

It’s the beginning of the month again, so I get the pleasure of speaking to Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com about some of the topics of interest that have come up during the past month. We discuss the diagnosis story of the family of a Neonatologist in the US who sought out the team at the Celiac Disease Program at Boston Children’s Hospital for help. Ellen and I discuss how comprehensive the whole family approach to treating and further diagnosing family members is. See the link below to the

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Ep 191 Different Generations Cope with Celiac Disease

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/09/22

On this episode I speak with my daughter Deanna. She has been a guest on the podcast in the past, and I take this opportunity to ask her about some of her attitudes and coping skills dealing with celiac disease and how those compare to my approaches. I was a Mom of two beautiful girls when I was diagnosed, with Deanna’s diagnosis coming five months later, just in time for her fifth birthday. Having suffered from an unknown cause for some very diverse symptoms for many years, my diagnosis became

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Ep 190 CCA Virtual Conference 2021

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/09/15

The Canadian Celiac Association successfully presented two virtual conferences in 2020 and is now gearing up for the 2021 Conference. I speak with Nicole Byrom RD from the CCA who is organizing the conference. This conference will be somewhat different from all other CCA conferences in the past, in that of the two days, November 13th and 14th, the first day will be geared towards those who have been diagnosed for two years or less. The second day will focus on information for those who have been

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Ep 189 Camp Celiac 2021

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/09/08

On this episode I speak with Carmen from the Ottawa Chapter of the Canadian Celiac Association who came up with the idea of organizing a sleep away camp for kids with celiac disease. The camp was to have occurred last year, but as we all know, the pandemic changed that. The camp did go ahead this past August and I’m thrilled to be able to talk to Carmen about both organizing the camp as well as being on site to ensure the food was prepared and served strictly gluten free. Carmen has two daughters

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Ep 188 September 2021 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/09/01

It’s the beginning of September, so it’s my opportunity to speak with Ellen Bayens of The Celiac Scene about the studies and articles she has found over the past month to present to us. We talk about a study looking at the gut microbiome of infants, in an effort to identify differences over time in the gut microbiome that later develops into celiac disease. As well, we look at an article from Beyond Celiac that examines some of the perceived difficulties of the gluten free diet and how they might

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Ep 187 Celebrating with Kinnikinnick

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/08/25

Some good news on this podcast from Julie Greene of the CCA and Marina Michaelides of Kinnikinnick. Kinnikinnick has partnered with the Canadian Celiac Association in celebration of their 30th birthday. Partnering with the CCA means helping them with ongoing special projects. In this case, Kinnikinnick is sponsoring the wide distribution of the Growing Up Celiac book for families. Additionally, they are hosting a contest for kids which will run for 30 days, with a terrific prize pack each day!

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Ep 186 Step Up for Team Celiac

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/08/18

As the pandemic has progressed, organizations have become more creative in adapting their annual events to still continue, but in a different format. That is certainly the case with the Scotiabank Run being held in Toronto. The CCA is heading up Team Celiac and inviting anyone across the country to Step Up for Team Celiac and participate in whatever way they can – choose a suitable distance, walk and run, challenge yourself with more than one distance, or run during the in-person event in

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Ep 185 Help for Those Struggling with Gluten Free

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/08/11

A Conversation with Cinde Little On this episode I speak with Cinde Little, a guest I recently spoke with on the podcast regarding her virtual baking classes. Cinde has released a comprehensive course for those new to gluten free, as well as those who are continuing to struggle with the gluten free lifestyle. In Cinde’s words – “This is an introduction to my course called HEALTHY ME, a guide to take you from overwhelmed to confident in 30 days. The course is for you if you're new to the gluten

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Ep 184 August 2021 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/08/04

I look forward to chatting with Ellen Bayens of www.theceliacscene.com at the beginning of every month to get caught up on celiac and gluten free news that has come to light over the past few weeks. On this episode, Ellen and I speak about a press release from the UK regarding the price increase of rice flour and how it might affect gluten free food producers. Ellen also tells us a diagnosis story from a family with a young daughter which highlights many of the frustrations felt by families with a

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Ep 183 Resources for the Newly Diagnosed Family

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2021/07/28

I spoke with Lisa Rigney on Episode 180 of the podcast about what happens when a child gets diagnosed. Realizing it actually becomes a diagnosis for the entire family, I asked Lisa back to talk about some of the resources she found and used after her daughter was diagnosed. Recently, Lisa wrote an article for the newsletter of the Edmonton Chapter of the Canadian Celiac Association listing the resources that she often recommends to families. We look at her list and how she was able to benefit

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