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    The Gluten Free Food Industry Alyssa Lipshutz January 15‚ 2011 Current Marketing Perspectives Pallab Paul Overview of Gluten free Market If you walk into a grocery store today‚ chances are there is going to an aisle or at least a section dedicated to gluten free food; nevertheless‚ this was not always the case. The United State’s gluten free market has become increasingly popular during the last decade. Gluten free food gained significant recognition and emerged from its shadow with the

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    Gluten Free Over 7.3 million people in America are Vegetarians.(Vegetarian times) Most people consider trying vegetarianism or even going vegan. But‚ do many people stop and think about gluten‚ being wheat free? How many people are gluten free in America? Not eating gluten can help gluten intolerance‚ diet‚ and change your everyday life. If people stop eating gluten will it affect their lives? Digging deeper into this topic to make everything clearer. Having an allergic reaction to Gluten means

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    changing to a gluten free diet. I think it is interesting your best friend is encouraging you to do this and I am glad you asked for my guidance‚ Grandma! To start off‚ I did research the topic in order to give you the best information possible on a gluten free diet. According to an article in The Guardian by Emine Saner (2015)‚ gluten is a protein that contains gliadin and glutenin. It can be found in numerous variations of food throughout the world. Some foods that contain gluten are wheat‚ barley

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    A gluten-free diet is a way of life for the person with celiac disease‚ a digestive disorder due to severe gluten sensitivity. No one needs to tell them to stay completely off of gluten‚ the protein component found in many grains. But what about people with joint pain‚ brain fog‚ loss of balance or other neurological and auto-immune disorders? All of these problems have also been linked with gluten consumption. One out of every 133 healthy adults in the United States‚ (University of Chicago Celiac

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    SWOT Gluten free cereal 1.Strength The production requires low costs and we can adopt technology from other companies. A gluten-free diet is used to be the treatment for celiac disease. People with celiac disease who eat gluten-free Kellogg’s cereal can be a relief of controlling the signs and symptoms and preventing complication. 2 . Weakness In some severe cases‚ a gluten-free diet cannot relieve the disease that doctors might prescribe medicines to support the immune system. Moreover

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    Within ten minutes of turning on the T.V. or walking in to the grocery store‚ customers are bombarded with advertisements for gluten free diets‚ and gluten free diets. Todays society is so focused on the new trend of the day‚ that they don’t care what it is‚ they are just willing to hop on board because they read an article‚ a friend told them about it or they saw a ‘doctor’ say something about it on T.V. In This world of amazing technology‚ where one literally only has to push a button on their

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    successful fad-diet aimed at this group has been the “gluten-free diet.” A message specifically target at this audience‚ could be “Goodbye gluten‚ goodbye muffin

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    “Celiac Disease & A Gluten Free Diet” Celiac disease is a condition that damages the lining of the small intestine and prevents it from absorbing nutrients from food that are necessary in order for an individual to stay healthy. This disease is triggered when a protein called gluten is consumed. This disease is also known as an autoimmune digestive disease. Every time an individual with celiac consumes gluten; the body starts to attack itself. Gluten is found in wheat‚ barley‚ rye and possibly

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    1. Title: Gluten-Free Diet Fad or Fact? 2. Target Group: Dieters that are looking for a new fad or quick solution to losing weight. Celiac disease can affect all age groups at anytime during the life span. Anyone that may be experiencing any of the symptoms listed after eating wheat products should consult their physician. Parents that have children who seem to have malabsorption should consult their physician. 3. Visuals and text: What is Gluten? Gluten is a protein composite found

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    Gluten Sensitivity Prevalence and Validity Gluten sensitivity is clearly recognized in the context of celiac disease and wheat allergy. Recently however‚ a prevalence of complaints of symptoms (inflammation‚ joint pain‚ bloating‚ fogginess‚ etc..) in response to ingesting "gluten‚" raises new questions in the research and validity of Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity (NCGS.) For years‚ I have personally dealt with pain

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