
A Canadian Celiac Podcast, brought to you by Celiac Canada, explores the latest research, practical information, lifestyle topics, and personal stories from those living with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity. Hosted by Caleigh McAulay, Registered Dietitian and Health Promotion Manager, and Melissa Secord, National Executive Director, the podcast dives into advocacy, patient experien... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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In Episode 366 of A Canadian Celiac Podcast, Melissa Secord, National Executive Director of Celiac Canada, speaks with two inspiring Canadian Olympians who have navigated the challenges of elite sport while living with celiac disease.
Christine Nes... more
For 26 years, the J.A. Campbell Research Fund has supported groundbreaking research that advances our understanding of celiac disease and improves the lives of those living with it. Named in honour of Dr. James A. Campbell, a pioneer in nutrition sci... more
What is it really like to be a man living with celiac disease? In this episode of A Canadian Celiac Podcast, Spencer Sandor, a member of Celiac Canada's Advocacy Committee, shares his personal experiences with diagnosis, adaptation, and life on a str... more
Heading off to university is an exciting milestone, but for students living with celiac disease, it can also bring unique challenges. From dining halls and shared kitchens to residence life and managing independence, maintaining a strict gluten-free ... more
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So much useful information in one spot. Really appreciate it as a newly diagnosed.
But also, the commitment thoughtful discussion of celiac issues is evident.
This podcast is fantastic for anyone just starting out with celiac (listen to episode 53 first) or those who have been living with it for years. So much knowledge is shared and expert guests really solidify this podcast as an invaluable resource for not only Canadian celiacs, but anyone wanting to learn about living with the disease.
The extremely knowlegeable host previously owned a gluten-free bakery. So if you want advice on how to make the best gluten-free fare, this podcast is it. The podcast also covers a broad range of topics regarding navigating a gluten-related diagnosis and going gluten-free.
I learn something new every episode. Living gluten free requires ongoing learning and this podcast will guarantee that! Thanks Sue.
Diagnosed with celiac disease more than 20 years ago along with her daughter, Sue Jennett has done it all: volunteering with the Canadian Celiac Association, operating a gluten-free bakery, running a celiac kids camp, and producing and hosting a gluten-free baking show on cable TV. Her newest celiac adventure sees her interviewing the movers and shakers of Canada's gluten-free nation. From long-time associates to the newest celiac advocates, Sue invests time and energy in really getting to know ... more
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A practical, listener-focused program that blends research updates, practical tips, and personal narratives around living with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity. Episodes commonly explore university life for students with celiac disease, community building through local chapters, and evolving areas like gluten-free labeling, diagnostics, and diet management. Notable strengths include accessible expert guests, a steady emphasis on real-world strategies (dining out, school, travel), and a commitment to advocacy and patient-oriented perspectives. The show often features dietitians, nonprofit leaders, and researchers who translate complex science into actionable guidance for families and individuals navigating gluten-free living.
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