We interviewed Amy Hull Brown of WellAmy about getting through the holidays gluten-free.
For those on special diets, the holidays can be tricky because food is such an important part of being social.
Sharing treats, snacks and meals with each other is one of the most ancient ways that we have to share with each other and enjoy each other’s company.
It’s hard – socially – not to partake of what our friends and families have to offer, especially during the sometimes emotionally charged holidays.
- What is gluten
- Who can benefit from a gluten-free diet
- Why gluten may need to be avoided
- How to get thru the holidays gluten-free
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About Amy Hull Brown
Amy Hull Brown is a health coach and nutritional practitioner.
Not finding success with traditional Western medicine, she embarked on an unchartered journey into other medical and nutritional alternatives.
Today, her sons are living healthy, happy lives – your child can, too.
You can find out more about her and her practice at www.wellamy.com
Disclaimer
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