Hearts and Minds
Tips & stories from freedible's members - from starting a new diet restriction to the science behind them!
Tips & StoriesTips, reviews and inspiration from our members to help you thrive on a custom diet
From the challenges of getting to a diagnosis to the journey that follows, every custom eater has a story! Here on freedible, we invite you to share your story of living with food restrictions. Together, we're creating a first-of-its kind 'folk history' of the custom eating experience.
At the age of 18 after a horrible accident where I lost my best friend I began to experience health issues. At the age of...
What is EoE you may ask, well the official name is Eosinophilic esophagitis and don't ask me to pronounce it because I can't. I usually have... 
When I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 2002 it was one of the best things that ever happened to me! I have suffered from the...
I was never going to be one of "those" moms. You know, the ones who only use cloth diapers, read labels on everything, and hover over...
I am no stranger to the connection between diet and its effect on health. When I was growing up a popular slogan was “You are what... 
I wanted to introduce to all of you my new series called janie gets HEALTHY. My goal is to get healthy and find balance and... 
Whether it’s peanuts, dairy, lobster or strawberries, all allergies are equal to me. I understand that for example nut allergies are more commonly talked about because...
I wrote the following post after my daughter had several successful food challenges. I started out thinking I would write about our good news but what...
A few nights ago I was packing up in the main kitchen (which is down the hall from the restaurant kitchen) and going to slip out...
I've been wanting to tell about my journey to being milk-free for quite a while, but it's such a long story (not that many of my...
How my family came through food intolerances, allergies, mast cells and adoption to found freedible.
Holding my tiny adopted newborn two years ago as he screamed, back arched stiffly in pain and bright blue eyes squeezed tightly shut, I couldn’t possibly have imagined all the gifts he would bring to my family. Today, as we prepare to launch the new community for people with food allergies, intolerances and other restrictions that he has inspired, I am stunned by all the meanings we’ve found in that old phrase, the “miracle of adoption.”
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