Category Archives: Gluten Free Society Blog

Gluten Sensitivity vs. Celiac Disease – A Scientific Consensus

The battle for legitimate recognition of gluten sensitivity is being fought and won! Consider the following statements… Recent studies are showing the gluten sensitivity may be much more common than previously thought. It may, in fact, be a separate disease entity that involves different organs and different mechanisms than celiac disease. While there is no […]

Predictive Antibody Tests for Autoimmune Disease

In this Gluten Free Society sponsored interview series, Dr. Peter Osborne and Dr. Tom O’Bryan discuss predictive antibody testing as a tool to help predict the onset of autoimmune diseases years before they happen. Commonly Diagnosed Autoimmune Diseases – Rheumatoid Arthritis SLE (Lupus) Celiac Disease Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis (hypothyroid) Psoriasis Reactive arthritis Grave’s Disease Osteoporosis Diabetes […]

Dr. Peter Osborne and Dr. O’Bryan Discuss Gluten, Migraine Headaches, & Nerve Damage

Dr. Peter Osborne and Dr. Tom O’Bryan discuss gluten sensitivity and its impact on the body. Migraine headaches, brain and nerve damage, osteoporosis, as well as traditional lab testing flaws are discussed in part 1 of this special interview presented by Gluten Free Society… We want to know what you think. Did you have negative […]

TRUVIA Contains Corn Based Ingredients

Many of you may be using TRUVIA as a sugar free sweetening alternative. The sweetener is made by the agricultural giant, Cargill. The product is an isolated compound (rebiana) derived from the stevia plant. Over the past several months this sweetener has become more and more popular as a non-caloric food additive. I recently received […]

TRUE Gluten Free Diet Testimonial on Migraine Headaches

Hailey’s story is another example of how traditional medicine has failed so many. Her migraines, fatigue, blurry vision, and other symptoms were not resolved with prescription medications. However; going TRUE gluten free along with nutritional supplementation led to complete remission of her symptoms. Thank you Hailey for allowing Gluten Free Society to share your story!