Being coeliac – one year in

It’s hard to believe it’s been a year since I received the news that my blood tested positive for coeliac antibodies under the full 3 categories. I had no idea what coeliac disease was when I was diagnosed, but looking back everything started to make sense! I then had my diagnosis confirmed a few weeks... Continue Reading →

Lorisian elimination – week 1

I've survived week 1 of my Lorisian elimination programme - already starting to notice that I'm a lot less bloated by cutting out my severe and borderline reaction foods for just 1 week. Some of the meals I've had over the past 7 days have not been the most interesting. But I've discovered some new,... Continue Reading →

Lorisian IgG test

In May 2017 I was diagnosed with coeliac disease, as well as discovering I was intolerant to both lactose and soy. Despite cutting these allergens out of my diet I still had bad symptoms, which always led me to believe that there was more going on than I was aware of, it turned out that... Continue Reading →

Warburtons Gluten Free Heaven

26 January, 2018 I was so excited to make and eat my breakfast this morning! For those of you that don't know, Newburn Bakehouse are now Warburtons Gluten Free and they've bought out a number of new gluten free goodies for all of us to enjoy, which are all now available in the free from aisle... Continue Reading →

CoeliacUK – become a member

Just a normal 23 year old girl getting to grips with a coeliac diagnosis, and all the extra bits you learn along the way! First step - become a member of CoeliacUK - an independent charity who help people with coeliac disease come to terms with living a gluten free life! When you become a member you'll receive... Continue Reading →

Welcome to coeli-hacks!

In September 2017 I decided to create an Instagram account, coeli-hacks, to help myself and others who have been diagnosed with coeliac disease. My main aim was to share recipe ideas, coeliac-safe restaurants and other general tips that help making day to day life living with coeliac disease that little bit easier 🙂 I've now... Continue Reading →

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