1. Substitution, substitution, substitution! You can still have the majority of your favorite foods, you just need to substitute for natural clean ingredients. Eat lots of fruits, vegetables, whole grains (gluten free), natural meats (no hormones, no antibiotics),...
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Diet Tips
Some gluten-free diet tips to get you going…
We have created these helpful tips that will be there for you throughout the entire website. These tips will answer your questions providing help no matter what your level of expertise is. Receive tips relating to weight loss, fitness, cooking, dieting, recording in your journal, and more! Gluten Free Daily will walk you every step of the way. Remember, our goal is to make sure you achieve your goals!
8 Simple Steps to Clean Eating Success
5 Steps to Gluten Free
The ultimate goal of course is to have every ingredient you eat be clean and gluten free. If you have Celiac Disease or any other condition that requires eating gluten free for treatment, it is very important to jump in with both feet and cut all gluten immediately. ...
read moreUnfamiliar Ingredients Free of Gluten
This is a detailed list of gluten free foods and ingredients. Keep in mind, just because something is gluten free, doesn't necessarily mean it's healthy. Refer to your "Diet" page for healthier nutritional guidance. Acacia Gum Acesulfame K Acesulfame Potassium...
read moreEstimate Your Caloric Budget
Here is an estimate of your caloric-intake according to your age and gender. Average daily calorie needs are based on moderate activity: Men 1-3 yrs. old = 1250 calories 4-6 yrs. old = 1700 calories 7-10 yrs. old = 1975 calories 11-14 yrs....
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This is a list of ingredients that are unsafe to eat when on a gluten free diet. Use this list to refer to when preparing your meals, eating out, or checking food labels at the grocery store. Some items on this list to have gluten free versions. Make sure any...
read moreHow to Calculate Your Own BMI
The BMI (Body Mass Index) is a calculation that estimates your weight category based upon your age, weight, and height. To calculate your own BMI: Figure out your current weight. (Example 150 pounds) Multiply your weight by 704. (150 lbs x 704 = 105,600) Measure...
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