Course details
Gluten Free Made Easy
- Have you ever considered whether a gluten free diet is right for you?
- Have you ever questioned what the benefits might be?
- Do you ever feel bloated, have headaches or acid reflux after eating?
Learn how you can still enjoy your favorite foods in this all-in-one interactive, very engaging and captivating eLearning course.
Living Gluten Free takes a closer look at some of the risks of gluten and how it may be harming your body. It will introduce you to practical tools that will help get you started right away as you make the transition, which is far easier than you might think! Ps. You can still enjoy pizza and we'll help you discover how!
This course offers two unique opportunities to transition to eating gluten free along with meal planning ideas and best of all, you will receive a printable download of favorite gluten free recipes, a 4 week step-by-step plan and a grocery list to assist in the transition quickly.
"On the banks, on both sides of the river, there will grow all kinds of trees for food. Their fruit will be for food and their leaves for healing" (Ezekiel 47:12). The Lord created medicines out of the earth, and he who is wise will not despise them.
This all-in-one, interactive and very engaging course will take approximately 1 hour to complete with printable resources for you to keep and refer back to. Thank you for taking the time to review this course as we believe your body and health will thank-you!
A few words from learners:
From: Deb E. (Sioux City, IA) This is an amazing job of teaching while keeping it very interesting. I enjoyed hearing how diet change affected an actual family and not lab rats. This hits home for me. I suffer from RA and autoimmune diseases and feel that this could be an answer to my prayers. Thank You!
From: Christy A (Chicago, IL) Wow, this is great! I loved how the course was designed and enjoyed learning in this way. I was able to stay connected and the steps make it seem easy for me to give it a try. I love to bake, so I'm excited to try some of the new recipes and helpful tips that were provided.
From: Amanda E (Omaha, NE) Teachers need to incorporate this type of engaged learning to students and allow them to explore their interests, or have access to more resources in areas where they struggle. I loved the resources and the check for understanding. I saved all the resources so I can refer back to them as I try the suggestions. I also liked the tips at the grocery store your method of teaching! Great Job!
Updated on 30 December, 2017