Eating gluten-free can have its challenges – especially during Thanksgiving and the holidays when you’re away from home and attending parties. If you or someone in your family has celiac disease or gluten sensitivity, the holidays can be especially stressful. But does that mean you should ditch the festivities? Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist Joseph A. Murray, M.D. and author of the new book, Mayo Clinic Going Gluten-Free, available everywhere November 11, advises otherwise! Everyone should go out and celebrate the holiday with friends and families, but keep these basic tips and advance preparation strategies in mind.
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