Publisher's Synopsis
The gluten-free diet isn't for everyone it's intended specifically to treat celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity. If you have one of those two conditions, it's very important to stick to the gluten-free diet strictly. If your dietary goal is to lose weight or become more healthy generally, you're better off trying a diet that's specifically intended to deliver those results.The gluten-free diet can be overwhelming when you are first getting started, but you're likely to find that eating gluten-free becomes second nature over time and that there are plenty of delicious and nutritious foods to choose from.First off, it's important to note that making the transition to your new gluten-free diet can feel overwhelming. This, is normal. If you are newly diagnosed with celiac disease or a gluten intolerance, you just discods that you do not expect to contain gluten do, such as canned soups and ice cream. But once you get educated and acclimated, you'll see that it can be a well-balanced, healthy diet."The gluten-free diet is a medically necessary way of eating for people with celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity. Most experts agree that this diet should only be used when medically necessary, since restricting a food group increases the risk for nutrient imbalances."