April Peveteaux

Celiac sufferer

Guest

A Celiac sufferer and author of the blog and book, Gluten Is My Bitch: Rants, Recipes and Ridiculousness for the Gluten-Free

April Peveteaux on KCRW

Gluten is a protein, which humans have been consuming for some 10,000 years, mainly as a component of wheat.

The Crusade against Gluten: Health, Hype and Big Money

Gluten is a protein, which humans have been consuming for some 10,000 years, mainly as a component of wheat.

from To the Point

Gluten is a protein, which humans have been consuming for some 10,000 years, mainly as a component of wheat.

Going Gluten-Free: Science or Fiction?

Gluten is a protein, which humans have been consuming for some 10,000 years, mainly as a component of wheat.

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