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Celiac Awareness Tour [Health & Fitness]

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On February 25 Louisville is holding an awareness tour from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. about the Celiac disease at the Clifton Center (2117 Payne Street, 40206). If you aren't concerned about this disease maybe you should take a minute and read this. The reason I say this is because most people with this disease do not know they have it. There is no evidence as to how people get it, they just do.  But if you are one of those people who have it and do not know, this meeting might be a good place to start.

This disease can develop at any point in a person’s life. People with intestinal cancer, type 1 diabetes, and many more disorders are more susceptible to getting it. The damage this disease can cause is innumerable. It prevents you body from obtaining the nutrients it needs and you then can become malnourished. I only know a few facts but this meeting would be a great place to start learning more about it.

During the tour you get to meet and talk to medical experts about this disease. And you also get to enjoy a live food show on the Rudi’s Gluten Free Bakery Stage. You also get to eat and enjoy gluten free-food samples from dozens of local and national companies including,  Mim's Kitchen, B & G Foods, Blue Diamond Growers, French Meadow Bakery, Lisanatti Foods, Maplegrove Gluten Free, Bakery on Main, Dietz & Watson, BiAglut-H.J. Heinz Company, Conte's Pasta, Lundberg Family Farms, Namaste Foods, Udi's Gluten Free and Snyder's.

Children under twelve get in for free and for everyone else it is $10. To learn more information about the tour you can call (440) 799-4344 and you can also buy tickets now at www.celiacawarenesstourlouisville.eventbrite.com. So come in and enjoy some free food and learn about Celiac disease to become more aware.

Photo by Celiac Awareness Tour 

Terrible waste of time

Not worth the $10. VERY small show and only about 15-20 vendors. No place to get anything to drink, and the advertising makes you think you are going to see a lot of vendors. You don't. They use the same logo's on all their information but all those vendors aren't really there.

Waste of time and money. I will go back to the BIG Expo in Indianapolis before I go back to any more of these dog and pony shows. The one in Indianapolis had over 70 vendors and you couldn't possibly eat your way across the room. This one if you came to sample it was a waste of time. I worked for the health dept for a long time and this show broke a lot of health codes, but according to the vendors I asked about this stuff they said that they didn't have to get health permits... Really????? The laws haven't changed.... you need one people.

Isn't there something about FALSE ADVERTISING some where and health codes that should shut this show down?

Petition for Gluten Free Girl Scout Cookies

Please support my petition for The Girl Scouts to sell a gluten free and allergen free cookie. http://www.change.org/petitions/encourage-the-girl-scouts-to-sell-an-allergen-free-cookie

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