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Goldbaum’s Ice Cream Cones (Cocoa Sugar, Cups, Jumbo Cones) - 15% OFF
Envirokidz Cereals, 26 oz - Buy One, Get One 50% OFF
Badger Sun Screens - 20% OFF
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Badger Sunscreens - One of the few brands this season to receive a top score by the Environmental Working Group. In an unregulated field of exaggerated SPF claims above 50 and new disclosures about potentially hazardous ingredients, Badger produces sunscreens that use certified organic ingrdients; SPF 30 Unscented Cream , SPF 30 Unscented Stick, SPF 30 Cream with Bug Repellant and 100% USDA Organic Bug Spray.
Salba Chia Oil and Capsules - Salba is the richest whole food source of Omega 3 fatty acids and fiber found in nature. Gram for gram, Salba provides 8x more Omega 3s than fish oil (8373 mg per Tbsp), 4x more fiber than flax, 6x more calcium than whole milk and 30% more antioxidants than blueberries. Salba is certified GF by the Gluten Intolerance Group and it is the only thing processed in their facility, so it is also 8 allergen free. Chia oil has a pleasant taste, so if you cannot accept cod liver oil, this may be the ticket.
Rudi’s Breads (Whole Grain, Original White & Cinnamon) - The blogs are all abuzz again over this newest bread creation. According to to K. Bouldin, “Rudi’s joins Udi’s Gluten Free in the awesome gluten free bread category.” It is hard to get a better endorsement than that, and so it has been hard to keep in stock. Stop by for a sample.
Y.E.S. Lipoceutical B12 (methylcobalamin) spray - The most absorbable form of B12 in the most absorbtive medium, spray liposomes. Most people do not get enough B12 in their diet and celiacs have a particularly difficult time of it. Other forms of B12, such as cyanocobalamin, must be converted first into methyl-B12 in order for the body to use it, meaning most is lost. Lipoceutical B12, however, is an atomized liquid sublingual spray that is readily absorbed.
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Low vitamin D has been implicated in rickets, high blood pressure, childhood type I diabetes, multiple sclerosis, tuberculosis, allergy and even anaphylactic allergic reactions. The results of a recent study by the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey published in Pediatrics finds that 7.6 million children (9% of those surveyed) were dangerously deficient and a shocking 50 million U.S. children (61%) produced insufficient vitamin D. Those living in northern climates are at greater risk of falling into one of these two categories, since the body manufacturers most of its Vitamin D as a byproduct of sun exposure. (Although it is found in a few foods, like eggs, fish oil and as a dietary supplement.)
Now, an article published in this months edition of the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology shows a strong correlation between vitamin D deficiency and hospitalizations among asthmatic children. Asthmatics appear to be at particular risk, because “Corticosteroid use and worsening airflow limitation are associated with lower VitD serum levels in asthmatic patients,” according to Daniel Searing, M.D. in another article in the same journal also this month. Searing concludes that insufficient vitamin D might increase asthma severity, requiring increased intervention with steroids. Moreover, according to a JACI review of the article, “effects were observed that support vitamin D supplementation to increase steroid sensitivity, thereby permitting lower doses to obtain an optimal response.” In an interview, Dr. Searing concluded “that vitamin D supplementation may help reverse steroid resistance in asthmatic children and reduce the effective dose of steroids needed.” An editorial in JACI this month reviews all recent scholarship on the alergy/asthma connection and looks foward to clinical trials.
Free From Chicago
Mon., July 12, Gluten Intolerance Group, Orland Park Chapter meets at Free From Market, 14482 S. LaGrange Rd., Orland Park, For agenda and other information contact the group leaders, Linda or Jen at support@chicagoglutenfree.com or 847-217-1317. The group meets every 2nd Monday of the month.
Tues., July 13 - Gluten Intolerance Group, Evanston Chapter meets at Rose’s Wheat Free Bakery 2902 Central Street - 6:30pm. For agenda and other information contact the group leader, Jen Cafferty at support@chicagoglutenfree.com or 847-217-1317.
Wed., July 14 - Gluten Intolerance Group, Northbrook meets at Sunset Foods, 1127 Church St. - 6:30 pm. For agenda and other information contact the group leader, Jen Cafferty at support@chicagoglutenfree.com or 847-217-1317.
Tues., July 20 - Gluten Intolerance Group, Chicago Chapter meets at the Great Taste Cafe, Second Floor of McClurg Fitness Center, 355 N. Grand - 6pm. For agenda and other information contact the group leader, Jen Cafferty at support@chicagoglutenfree.com or 847-217-1317.
Thurs., July 29, 6:00 -10:00 pm — Bocce, Bowling & GF Appetizers and Desert annual fundraiser for the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center at Pinstripes, 1150 Willow Rd., Northbrook, IL. Tickets may be purchased here.
Sun., Oct. 17, 11:00 - FAAN Food Allergy Walk, 1700 N. Cannon Drive, Chicago (Lincoln Park). Now is the time to start planning your team for the annual fundraiser for food allergy research. Register here. Founded in 1991 by Anne Munoz Furlong, the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN) is the world leader in information about food allergy, a potentially life-threatening medical condition that affects approximately 12 million Americans, or one out of every 25, and is rapidly increasing in prevalence.
Recalls
Peanut, July 12 - Champion Nutrition is recalling “Champion Nutrition Chocolate Peanut Butter Pure Whey Protein” due to undeclared peanuts.
Soy & Wheat, July 7 - M&K II Co. is recalling “Firehouse Jerky Mild Beef Jerky Smoke Flavor Added” and “Firehouse Jerky Pepper Beef Jerky Smoke Flavor Added” due to undeclared soy and wheat.
Peanut, July 2 - Setton International Foods is recalling its Fairway brand Energy Mix and Setton Farms brand Total Energy mix due to undeclared peanut.
Milk, July 1 - San Antonio Packing Company is recalling “APCO Brand Meats Cervelat Summer Sausage” due to undeclared milk.
Milk, June 20 - Domega Ny International Co., Ltd is recalling its Fuma Custard Pie due to undeclared milk.
Peanut, June 30 - I Dolce Inc. is recalling its Gelatto due to undeclared milk powder.
Milk & Wheat, June 25 - Pure Base Distrbution is recalling its “Pure Base Garlic Spread - Concentrate” and “Pure Base Garlic Spread - Ready to Spread” due to undeclared milk and wheat.
Pecans, Milk & Coconut, June 18 - Rich Products Corporation is recalling Allen Bavarian Crème Filling due to undeclared pecans, milk and coconut. This is not a retail item; it was sent to food service and bakeries nationwide. So be sure to inquire, wherever you eat out.
