NFCA’s Webinar: Gluten Free Diet Link – ADHD, Autism and Celiac Disease

Don’t miss out on the NFCA (National Foundation for Celiac Awareness) webinar on how a child’s gluten free diet links to ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), Asperger’s Syndrome, Autism, and Celiac Disease.

Because there has been so much skepticism amongst the medical community on how the gluten free diet may help mental disorders, this webinar will dive into the research that has proven the link between diet and these conditions.

Though attendees were able to submit questions prior to the webinar, question submission were closed on February 21, 2012. I am sorry I did not learn about this sooner for you.

Registered Dietitians (RD) and Dietetic Technicians, Registered (DTR) are able to obtain Continuing Education Credits for this webinar.

This free 1 hour webinar will be held on Sunday, March 4, 2012 at 9:00 pm – 10:00 pm EST. You may sign up for The Gluten Free Link: ADHD, Autism & Celiac Disease online. Limited space available.

This webinar is sponsored by Crunchmaster. Love their crackers!

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2 Responses to NFCA’s Webinar: Gluten Free Diet Link – ADHD, Autism and Celiac Disease

  1. Monique says:

    is there some way to listen to a recorded version of this webinar? My son has ADHD and I have Celiac Disease so when I saw your link I was so excited to see this webinar. Now I’m bummed that it passed and I can’t hear this valuable information.

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