Yes, that's her - you know, Elisabeth Hasselbeck from the televison program The View. But did you know she also suffers from gluten intolerance? And discovered it while on the tv show Survivor in Australia?
From the publisher:
"For years, Elisabeth Hasselbeck couldn't figure out what was making her sick. She asked doctors and consulted nutritionists, but no one seemed to have any answers. It wasn't until spending time in the Australian Outback, living off the land on the grueling Survivor TV show, that, ironically, her symptoms vanished. Returning home, she pinpointed the food that made her sick -- gluten, the binding element in wheat. By simply eliminating it from her diet, she was able to enjoy a completely normal, healthy life. But that wasn't all. Hasselbeck discovered the myriad benefits that anyone can enjoy from a gluten-free diet: from weight loss and increased energy to even the alleviation of the conditions of autism. In this all-inclusive book, Hasselbeck shares her hard-earned wisdom on living life without gluten and loving it. She gives you everything you need to know to start living a gluten-free life, from defining gluten - where to find it, how to read food labels - to targeting gluten-free products, creating G-Free shopping lists, sharing recipes, and managing G-Free living with family and friends."
Weight loss and added energy - I want to know more!
Read an excerpt of the G-Free Diet.
Thanks to the Hachette Book Group, I have five copies to giveaway. Open to both US and Canada, no po boxes please. To be entered, tell me why you want to read this book! An extra entry for followers - please let me know. And a third entry for blogging or tweeting about it. Make sure you leave me a way to contact you, either email or through your webpage. Giveaway ends May 29 at 6pm EST. Good luck and check the sidebar for ongoing giveaways!
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I would love to win this for my sister-in-law and niece who were just diagnosed with celiac disease last year.
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I would love to read this book!
ReplyDeleteI've been curious when I heard she was writing a book after seeing an episode of the View where there was a cake baking demo and when offered a piece she said "I don't know if I can eat that, I have Celiac" Even my gluten-eating friend watching it with me turned and said "how can you not know? she clearly watched them put regular flour in it!" So I'd love to know what she has to say and how closely she follows the gluten-free diet.
Thanks!
This looks great even though I'm not gluten intolerant! Please enter me!
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Oh, please....not another diet! No sense in entering me but I do want you to come by my blog and pick up an award I have for you! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have gluten sensitivity and have been following the diet for some time now.
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to read this because I've seen a tremendous difference in my health by eliminating some probem foods. I'd love to hear what she has to say.
ReplyDeleteMy husband is allergic to wheat. I would love to win this book.
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In Oct'08 found out I had a gluten problem. I can not believe how many foods have gluten hidden in them. Soy sauce. Ice cream as a binder. Orange juice to make it feel thick on your tongue. Potato fries so they brown better.
ReplyDeleteThe worse is that the ingredients do not say wheat gluten or wheat, it could say modified food starch, vegetable protein, or any of over 50 ways to not tell you that is has the offending product in it.
So my grocery bill has doubled and tripled since I have to eat gluten-free food.
There is also the problem of milling or manufactured in a plant that processes wheat.
So I really need this book.
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This would be great, thanks.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter and I have celiac and would love to have a copy of this book. College life is tough for her.
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I'd like to see Elisabeth's approach to a gluten free diet.
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I have many digestive issues. This book just might help me. Please enter me.
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I would love to read this book, I have heard alot about eating Gluten free. Please include me in your giveaway.
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I am a follower.
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Debbie
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This book might help with my boyfriend's diabetes and high blood pressure.
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I have been trying to stay G-free. It's especially hard when we eat out. Maybe this book will give me some more ideas.
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I've done a gluten free trial and felt great, but need to try again. I'd love to see what she has to say.
ReplyDeleteI work 2 jobs but happened to catch Elisabeth on TV talking about her book. I have MS and I think this type of eating may help with the constant fatigue which is one of my worst symptoms. Thanks for the opportunity.
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ReplyDeleteJust like Elisabeth, I had to self diagnose myself. After years of stomach cramping, rashes, mouth sores, bloating and leg numbness and other various illness that would be TMI. I happened upon a website for Celiac Disease and there listed most of my symptoms. Just reseaches on different website I began my Gluten Free Lifestyle 2 weeks today and I have not had any stomach cramping, no headaches, my rashes are going away, I sleep sound, and get this I lost 8lbs. I would love to have this book to continue my Gluten Free Journey.
ReplyDeleteI just received the results of a blood test for food allergies, showing that I am allergic to gluten and all grains, except corn and oats.
ReplyDeleteFor the past week, I have been trying to determine which foods I can eat that do not have gluten. It has been very frustrating because I'm finding that many foods contain gluten even though the labeling does not indicate this.
This book would be such a great help to me!
My friend has celiac disease and would love this book. Thanks for the chance
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I've wondered if I might have celiac disease and would be interested in trying a gluten free diet to see if my symptoms abate like Elizabeth's did. I try to avoid foods made with wheat, barley and rye, but don't know much about it beyond that.
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ReplyDeleteWheat intolerance has been a fairly new thing for me in the past few years. I am now constantly avoiding wheat and, as often as possible, avoiding gluten. I have suffered with digestive issues throughout my entire life and I'd LOVE to know more about signs, symptoms, and how to be diagnosed.
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Thank you for this opportunity!
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THIS IS MY PROBLEM? I WAS TOLD THAT I HAVE OVER ACTIVE BOWEL. I HAD A APENDECTAMY AND COLENOSCAPY. I WAS TOLD BY A FRIEND TO LOOK YOU UP BECAUSE ALOT OF WHAT I HAVE COMPLAINED ABOUT SHE HEARD YOU TALK ABOUT ON T.V. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT?
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My son has autism and my older brother does also... Would be wonderful to get the insight of someone living G-free so I will be better prepared for the switch for my son and also to share the book with my mother
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This sounds good - would love to read it.
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ive been hearing more and more about this diet, would love to win the book
ReplyDeleteI would love to read this book for myself, as well as for my daughter. We are beginning to suspect she has this disease.
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A friend has celiac disease and I'd love to be able to pass this book along to her! thanks for the giveaway and the chance to win!
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I have had this problem all my life. Good to see books are bring awareness. Thanks for including me in this giveaway!
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Last year I thought I might have a gluten intolerance b/c my stomach was constanlty bloated - so I'd love to learn more.
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Luanne, I just found out I won this book on another blog so please remove my entry.
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I'd love to win this to eliminate problem foods.
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I am interested in this book because I believe my granddaughter has a gluten sensitivity and think maybe this book might help. Thanks.
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I have Crohn's Disease, and as long as I stay away from gluten, I'm fine.
ReplyDeleteOne of my best friends just found out she can't eat gluten and has lost a lot of weight. This would really help her figure out a good diet.
ReplyDeleteAs I recall, her hair was falling out in clumps. Something just ain't seeming right here! I have a close friend with celiac disease and I will give this book to her.
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ReplyDeleteI blogged about your giveaway too. This looks amazing. Thank you again!
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I'd love to read this :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!
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I'd like to read this to eliminate problem foods. Thanks!
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I would love to read the information about how to read food labels properly. I always have such a hard time with that.
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I would love to read this book. I don't know much about gluten or gluten foods and would really like to know more.
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I am just started to figure all this food issue stuff out this would help a lot
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For my friend Debbie, who is gluten challenged!
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Sounds like a good book
ReplyDelete...I just started a gluten-free diet and it's HARD! I need some more information. Who knew Elisabeth Hasselbeck was gluten-free?
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ReplyDeleteI'm very interested in my family's health. Several of my family members have been diagnosed with celiacs disease and my best friend is completely gluten intolerant! I'd love to know more about living gluten free for the personal health benefits too.
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I would like to read this because I suspect I may have a mild intolerance. I once did a detox that removed gluten and dairy and I did notice that it improved several health issues for me. The detox is not sustainable as a lifestyle and I would like to read how I could make more livable changes. Thanks! theprophecygirl at hotmail dot com
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I would LOVE this book. Not only do I feel terrible after eating bread items, I have a daughter who might benefit from the eating plan (ADHD). I'd love to give it a try and see if we can become healthier.
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I have a friend who was diagnosed last year and this would be great for her.
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I would like to read this book to understand how a glutten free diet can help me. I am always lethargic even when I try to eat healthy.
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I have heard her talk about this on "The View" and have been wanting to check it out.
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