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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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All Episodes

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Ep 261 GF Certification with BRCGS

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/03/22

When I was at the 50th Anniversary kickoff for Celiac Canada I spoke with the Technical Manager for the Gluten Free Certification with BRCGS. His name is Barry Meikle and I had so many questions. On Episode 176, I spoke with John Murthy from BRCGS in London, so it was appropriate to now speak with Barry to get the Canadian/North American take on Gluten Free Certification. We talk about how the program works and what assurances you can get from purchasing products with the CCA Gluten Free symbol.

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Ep 260 Cruising Gluten Free

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/03/15

I love to travel, and I love cruising. I am often asked about how to travel safely while eating gluten free - more often than not, my suggestion is to cruise. Deciding on a particular cruise does require a bit of research, and preparation, but in my experience cruising has been safe and exciting. My daughter Deanna recently came back from a cruise on a cruise line I was not familiar with. On this podcast she shares her experiences along with some practical advice on how to prepare and what to

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Ep 259 Gluten Free Baker on Wheels

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/03/08

This is a fun podcast for me. I was introduced to Tanja Blondin by Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com. Tanja and I have much in common, both she and her daughter are celiac and Tanja loves to bake – so much so that after working in restaurants and bakeries for many years, she now has a gluten free baking business. In her vendor trailer, Tanja frequents farmers markets, vendor shows and other outdoor food events to sell her baking. Ellen did a nice piece on her with some great food pictures that you

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Ep 258 March 2023 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/03/01

I’m ready for my roundup chat with Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com. Ellen and I talk about current food recalls, as well, we take a deep dive into a few topics concerning gluten free oats, including oat milk. Ellen points out a great Instagram post from Selena Devries regarding over the counter cold and flu medications that you might be questioning for gluten. Together, we wade into the complicated and controversial topic of gluten reduced beer. This is something everyone on a gluten free

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Ep 257 Gluten Free Downunder

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/02/22

January was very exciting for me – I visited family in Australia! I had an amazing time, my hosts were wonderful and worked hard to provide me with the full Australian experience. As a celiac, I was very interested in the gluten free foods available in Australia – Wow! was I blown away by the multitude of options, the variety and the quality. In this episode of the podcast, Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com turns the tables and interviews me about my trip, how I ate and if I brought any goodies

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Ep 256 Celiac Canada Celebrates

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/02/16

This podcast is part of the 50th Anniversary celebrations of the first meeting of the Canadian Celiac Association. I was able to chat with many people at the event, some I’ve known a long time and some, I was just meeting that day. We begin the podcast with a conversation with Julie Greene of the CCA who walks us through the very recent name change for the organization. Here’s the link to the CCA webpage for the 50th Anniversary. https://www.celiac.ca/50years/ Sue’s Websites and Social Media –

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Ep 255 February 2023 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/02/08

Time to catch up with Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com. Ellen and I talk about a study that looks at celiac children with persistent symptoms after one year of being established on the gluten free diet. As well Ellen introduces a study in the form of online surveys to be taken by 8 – 16 year old celiac patients, in an effort to improve recommendations for celiac youth. Oats have been in the news lately and Ellen and I look at a study recognizing that some celiacs are not able to tolerate even

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Ep 254 Sue's Thoughts on the Asymptomatic Series

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/02/01

During the month of January, I’ve presented stories of individuals who consider themselves asymptomatic with Celiac Disease. I also made a commitment to share my thoughts at the end of this series. You can listen to all of these episodes on most podcast apps, on my blog www.acanadianceliacblog.com or on my podcast website acanadianceliacpodcast.libsyn.com. Episode 249 Advocating for the Undiagnosed Episode 251 Asymptomatic Mariya and Sacha Episode 252 Asymptomatic Kids and Parents Episode 253 Jill’s

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Ep 253 Jill's Asypmtomatic Journey

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/01/25

During the month of January, I’m presenting stories of individuals who consider themselves asymptomatic with Celiac Disease. On this episode I speak with Jill, who is one of those rare individuals who is biopsy confirmed with celiac disease but has no digestive issues when eating gluten. Listening to Jill I began to understand the difficulty she encounters when making food and lifestyle choices. Those of us with celiac disease know we must eat a gluten free diet, and if we don’t, or aren’t careful,

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Ep 252 Asymptomatic Kids and Parents

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/01/19

During the month of January, I’m presenting stories of individuals who consider themselves asymptomatic with Celiac Disease. On this episode I speak with two Moms. The first family is struggling to arrive at a diagnosis for their child. I speak with the Mom both prior to and after the appointment with a specialist. The goal here is to formulate a plan to move forward while a diagnosis is being arrived at. The second Mom has unconventional symptoms, and also has a son who is, for the most part

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Ep 251 Asymptomatic Mariya and Sacha

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/01/11

During the month of January, I’m presenting stories of individuals who consider themselves asymptomatic with Celiac Disease. On this episode I speak with Mariya and Sacha. We chat about their stories, how they cope day to day and some of the unique issues around having celiac disease without the common severe digestive symptoms. My guests this month represent a broad range of symptoms, most not falling under digestive. I must admit to sometimes wishing I didn’t suffer the digestive effects of eating

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Ep 250 January 2023 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2023/01/08

It feels like a bit of a milestone Episode 250, and it’s most fitting that I’m speaking with Ellen Bayens of www.theceliacscene.com about news and our views that have come up during the past month, getting us all ready to take on 2023. Ellen and I chat about resistant starches and I learn that my love of leftovers is actually a good thing. We also look into the CCA Position Statement on Corn products and how it should help us in making safe food choices. We also talk about some of my recent

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Ep 249 Advocating for the Undiagnosed

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/12/14

I was fortunate to talk with many different people who consider themselves asymptomatic with celiac disease for a series of podcasts, uncoming in January. On this podcast, Peggy and her son are not asymptomatic, quite the opposite, their symptoms are severe, but they lack a diagnosis. I’ve run across many families in this situation and it’s difficult to give advice, because knowing what I know about diagnosing and living with celiac disease, I’m not sure what path I would take. Often these

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Ep 248 All-Inclusive Gluten Free Travel Explained

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/12/07

I always get excited when I can have my adult daughter, Deanna, on the podcast with me to discuss shared experiences and how she may do things a bit differently from me. This conversation is about booking all-inclusive travel, something that is a hot topic as the weather gets cold. Deanna and I have been on trips together, as well as separately and we both have thoughts and tips about researching, booking and going on an all-inclusive holiday. I was recently asked if an all-inclusive could be a safe

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Ep 247 December 2022 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/11/30

It’s the beginning of the month and I get to chat with Ellen Bayens of https://theceliacscene.com/ about the articles she has brought to our attention over the past month. We discuss a study of the issues involved in screening for other autoimmune disorders when patients have Celiac Disease, and screening for Celiac Disease in patients with other autoimmune conditions. We also discuss Refractory Celiac Disease which is CD that doesn’t resolve properly on a gluten free diet. The gluten free diet

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Ep 246 Mairlyn Smith Talks Fibre and Gluten Free

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/11/23

This episode has been a long time in the works, since before I started the podcast. I have the pleasure on this episode to have a conversation with Mairlyn Smith, who is a Canadian personality, she is a comedian, an actress, and a Home Economist. As well Mairlyn is a recurring guest expert on Cityline and Breakfast Television. Her current book is called “Peace, Love & Fibre”. I met Mairlyn in the fall of 2017 and it was her encouragement that made me decide to start this podcast. Mairlyn is known in

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Ep 245 Gluten Free Grains and Millstone Organics

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/11/16

This episode begins with a short conversation with Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com who gives an introduction for my guest, Laurie Kelly of Millstone Farm on Vancouver Island. Millstone farm has some small animal holdings, but is best known for on-site milling of certified gluten free organic grains. Laurie explains how she and her husband made the leap into grain milling, and why gluten free. Also, Laurie has organized the donation of 6,000 gluten free sugar cookies to local charities, including

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Ep 244 CCA Newly Diagnosed Pathway

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/11/09

I’m excited to introduce you to a program from the Canadian Celiac Association directed towards those individuals newly diagnosed, their family and caregivers, along with others needing a refresher on the gluten free diet. Nicole Byrom who is a Registered Dietitian working with the CCA, is back on the podcast to tell us about the Newly Diagnosed Pathway. This program is a curated collection of emails that contain different resources and are sent on a periodic basis to educate and inform those who

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Ep 243 November 2022 Roundup

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/11/02

I’m catching up with Ellen Bayens of theceliacscene.com for our monthly roundup of news about celiac disease and the gluten free diet. We cover topics including a study of the risk of triggering CD in children, testing issues with asymptomatic children and the ever-present issues of eating at restaurants. Other links we spoke about – The Canadian Celiac Association is requesting you take part in a survey – here’s the link - "State of Celiac Disease in Canada". Art of Slow Food NEWS FROM THE CELIAC

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Ep 242 Celiac with a Man Brain

A Canadian Celiac Podcast ·

2022/10/26

On this episode I’m speaking with a co-host from my other podcast, Gluten Free Weigh In. Aaron has been diagnosed for about one year and I wanted to speak to him about being a man with celiac disease. Overwhelmingly, most celiacs I’ve known are women. We talk about why more men aren’t seeking diagnosis, as well as how most of the resources available are directed towards women. Aaron is in a unique position to discuss this subject matter with me, not only because he’s a man, but he is also a

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