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Q&A: How gluten-free processed foods put people with celiac disease at risk

STAT

Gluten-free bagels, brownie mixes, and frozen burritos beckon from grocery store shelves. Under current labeling rules, for example, manufacturers must disclose whether their products contain wheat (a major food allergen) but not rye or barley. People with celiac disease face a food paradox. All three grains contain gluten. 

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STAT+: The FDA is testing new nutrition labels on the front of food packages

STAT

WASHINGTON — The FDA wants to make it easier for consumers to know if the foods they’re buying are unhealthy — but doing so is harder than it seems here in the United States. Now, the Food and Drug Administration is embarking on a major study to test front of package labels here in the U.S.,

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How much is loratadine (Claritin) without insurance?

The Checkup by Singlecare

If the intent is to take loratadine, make sure to read the active ingredients list before purchasing a product labeled “Allergy Relief.” It’s always important to read the active ingredients on the label so you know exactly what medication you are getting. Other FDA-approved antihistamines may cost less.

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The best diet while taking Mounjaro

The Checkup by Singlecare

Mounjaro ( tirzepatide ) is an injectable medication that is approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to help control blood sugar in people with Type II diabetes. These foods can often be found in the center of the grocery store.

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Air Quality and Hashimoto’s – Is the Air You’re Breathing Making You Sick?

The Thyroid Pharmacist

Perhaps more concerning, of the 133 different VOCs found across all tested products, only one, ethanol, was actually listed on any label! (13, For sunscreens and other over-the-counter drugs, fragrances must be identified on the label. This article of mine discusses 19 thyroid-toxic products that have been banned by the FDA.