A 1-week gluten-free meal plan, National Sandwich Day recipes, the latest on autoimmune health, and soup recipes.
| Outside+ Have you been thinking about going gluten-free but are worried it'll be a challenge? We're making it so simple for you – all you have to do is try our newest one-week meal plan! Whether you're new to gluten-free eating or looking for fresh recipes and meal ideas to try, all without gluten, this meal plan offers exactly what you need. For seven days, you'll have meals centered around whole foods that are naturally free of gluten. Highlighting ingredients like fresh fruit and veggies, organic meats and wild fish, and nuts and seeds, it's a plan that's easy to put together (and delicious too!). Most importantly of all, it'll have you eating gluten-free in the healthiest way possible. Get the meal plan here » |
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| There's no better day to celebrate how delicious and incredibly versatile sandwiches can be than National Sandwich Day! Whether you like yours simple or stacked high with plenty of layers, hot or cold, or in any other variation, sandwiches never get old. Plus, they're so quick and easy to prepare that they're a great meal any time of day. We've got all the inspiration – and countless recipes – you need to make an amazing sandwich today. Check out some of our all-time favorite ideas, which include everything from a cleaned-up Monte Cristo to creative twists on classic grilled cheese to different spins on chicken salad. And if you want try a protein-rich sandwich, we also have some great (and kind of eclectic) chicken sandwiches you'll want to try for lunch or dinner. And if you've gone grain-free, you don't have to miss out on sandwiches. Just make a loaf of our Ultimate Grain-Free Sandwich Bread! It's buttery, golden brown and perfect for any kind of sandwich you've been craving. Try our top sandwiches » |
If You Have Questions About Autoimmune Diseases, We've Got Need-to-Know Answers: |
| Outside+ The AIP diet is designed to help you eliminate inflammation-causing foods. And since autoimmune conditions are tied to inflammation, we're addressing just how promising it might be for your symptoms and your overall health. |
| Exercise can feel daunting, or even impossible, when you've got an autoimmune illness weighing you down. So is it really a good idea to workout? An expert weighs in and offers healthy food suggestions that might help. |
| Outside+ Avoiding or eliminating certain foods from your diet may help you avoid flare-ups when you're living with an autoimmune disease. But is cutting out gluten the way to go? We've got insight into whether going gluten-free really works. |
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