Additional Resources

NIMA is a testing device that measures gluten to the level of 20 parts per million which is the threshold at which gluten can trigger a reaction in a patient with celiac disease.

The Find Me Gluten Free app uses a database to list gluten free restaurants. The listings are rated by reviewers with commentary on how well the restaurant is able to accommodate gluten free dining.

Celiac.com provides news, information, and support for those on a gluten free diet due to celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.

The Celiac Disease Foundation is a patient advocacy organization committed to accelerating diagnosis, treatments, and a cure for celiac disease.

Beyond Celiac is a patient advocacy and research-driven celiac disease organization. Beyond Celiac envisions a world in which people with celiac disease can live healthy lives and eat without fear – a world Beyond Celiac.

UChicago Medicine offers a patient-centered science-based approach to managing celiac disease. With a focus on research toward a cure, they also strive to raise awareness and diagnosis rates through education and advocacy.

The Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University Medical Center provides compassionate patient care for children and adults with celiac disease.

The University of Michigan Health Celiac Disease Program diagnoses and treats those with celiac disease and gluten/wheat sensitivity. They also aims to raise awareness of celiac disease and gluten sensitivity to both physicians and the public as well as engage in cutting-edge research.

Gluten free diet informational pamphlet by the Comprehensive Diabetes Center of the University of Michigan.