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I'm Amy Backs (aka Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie) and I write online about my life on a gluten and soy free diet. I know of others on even more restrictive diets than myself with multiple intolerances lurking in everyday society. Please stay tuned and be sure to contact me if you have any questions.

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 1W ago

Domino’s Gluten-Free Offering. Is it Soy-Free?

The gluten free diet is taking off all around the world, it seems. People are keen to try a gluten free diet and see how they feel, which I think is great for our range of foods in the supermarket and restaurants. The United States of America seems to be no exception here, with a […]

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 3W ago

Soy: A weed growing in the Australian Gluten Free Food Supply

As many gluten free people here in Australia would know, our range is becoming bigger each year with more and more suitable options for those with coeliac disease, gluten sensitivities and wheat allergies. Staying on a gluten free diet is always challenging and even though it’s definitely a whole lo

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 1M ago

Happy Soy Free Easter!!!

Easter Sunday has arrived!!! Well at least here in Oz, anyways ;) AND of course… So has the time for chocolate. * * * * * * Earlier that morning I sat down by my desk and cried in total sadness and withdrawl. All week long I’ve been exposed to [...]

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 1M ago

Happy Soy Free Easter!!!

Easter Sunday has arrived!!! Well at least here in Oz, anyways AND of course… So has the time for chocolate. * * * * * * Earlier that morning I sat down by my desk and cried in total sadness and withdrawl. All week long I’ve been exposed to social […]

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 2M ago

Why the coeliac self-diagnosis warning is wrong!

A couple of days ago I ran into an article in the West Australian newspaper. Interestingly, it was about coeliac disease. It did note, however, that gluten free fad diets can be dangerous. Here is the text: The gluten-free fad that is taking hold could be dangerous and lead to serious diseases being

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 2M ago

Potential cure for Fructose Malabsorption…

Fruits and vegetables have formed a part of our diets for many years. The healthful and healing properties of apples, onions and honey have been touted for a long time and most of us are able to metabolise the sugars in these foods with little or no trouble at all making it easy for the […]

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 3M ago

A Sick Day – from just a ‘little’ cheat

Sorry it has been so long since I previously posted on my blog. I’ve been bombarded with moving to the other side of the country in the last couple of months; so much so that I almost haven’t even had access to Internet for days at a time. I also didn’t have much of a […]

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 6M ago

Stem Cell Treatment for Autoimmune Disease?

So many of us are diseased! And, autoimmune disease seems to cause at least a third of the deaths in modern western civilisation. With the exception of coeliac disease (treatable by a gluten free diet or possibly Dr. Wise’s Gluten Relief (click here to see my recent post and the comments on the poss

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 6M ago

Coeliac Australia and Gluten Free Labelling

When you choose a gluten free item, how do you know whether it is safe for you as a coeliac? Well… that’s a question I ask, you’re probably asking and all the friends and family of coeliacs and they themselves may be continuing to ask. Right now, in Australia and New Zealand, the term ‘gluten […]

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Gluten Free, Soy Free Aussie · 6M ago

Milk Protein and Type 1 Diabetes

Normally, I don’t go into great enough depth about particular foods that are suitable for a gluten and soy free diet and their potential effects on the human population. Avoiding gluten and soy together is a challenging enough combination that when it comes to other foods such as milk, eggs and nuts

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