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Elisabeth Hasselbeck chronicles her struggle with unexplained health problems that resolved after a gluten-free diet. Drawing on personal experience and research, she describes how she identified gluten as the culprit, the benefits she gained—including weight management, increased energy, and symptom relief for various conditions—and practical steps for adopting a gluten-free lifestyle. The book covers ingredient recognition, label reading, grocery planning, recipe suggestions, and strategies for sharing the transition with family and friends.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Health & Medicine/Nutrition & Diet
Authors: Elisabeth Hasselbeck
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