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Description
A Gluten Free Podcast
Episode 36
On today’s episode of A Gluten Free Podcast, I’m joined by Health Advocacy Officer Penny Dellsperger and Marketing Specialist Emily Monaco from Coeliac Australia for a quick-fire “5 in 5” chat. We cover five important gluten free and coeliac disease updates in under five minutes each.
If you’re a Coeliac Australia member or someone navigating coeliac disease, this episode gives a timely update on upcoming events, medical research, and the latest on testing children for coeliac disease.
🔍 What We Cover in This Episode
- Gluten Free Expo update: What's coming and how to get involved
- Membership renewals: Why staying connected matters
- Interleukin-2 research update: What it means for coeliac disease
- Alternative testing & The Australian Coeliac: Learn about IL-2 testing and what's featured in the September issue
- Listener question: What's the latest on testing children for coeliac disease?
🏥 About Coeliac Australia
Coeliac Australia is the national registered charity supporting Australians with coeliac disease and those on a gluten free diet due to associated conditions. They provide:
- Support services and education for individuals and families
- Membership benefits including access to The Australian Coeliac magazine
- Awareness campaigns targeting the medical and food industries
- Research funding, advocacy and community outreach
Find out more at coeliac.org.au
🔗 Helpful Links
- Testing for coeliac disease in children
- Coeliac Australia Website
📲 Let’s Stay Connected
Have questions or feedback? I’d love to hear from you:
📸 Instagram: @a.gffamily
📧 Email: aglutenfreefamily@gmail.com
You can also find my column Gluten Free Dad in The Australian Coeliac magazine, released quarterly for Coeliac Australia members.
⚠️ Disclaimer
The information in this podcast reflects personal opinions and experiences. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for any medical or dietary decisions.