this morning we served 150 fresh >> this is celiac camp, a safe place for kids with celiac to have fun food choices. >> i really like the food. >> the hot dogs were pretty good. >> definitely the corn dogs. >> these kids have a bad reaction to gluten, a protein found in certain grains such as wheat, rye, barley. >> celiac is an autoimmune disorder, it is a lifelong disorder, if you have celiac, you're on gluten free diet your life. >> here the food is gluten free, so they can eat whatever they want and they love it. >> what are the symptoms of celiac disease? >> it is different in every person, in some people they can have problems with their joints, some people have problems with not growing, the most common ones are gi symptoms. >> stomachaches way more often than with any other kid. >> you don't absorb things well, iron levels may be down, you may be anemic, you may not absorb calcium, so bones can be thinner. >> for some, including marja and her family, getting that diagnosis took time. >> my daughter was born and she was very sick. never ending diagnosed with appendicitis, diagnos

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it is only for people with celiac disease. >> experts say that only one percent of the population. in marketing of gluten-free food has grown into a multibillion-dollar industry. she precautions from going gluten-free without a diagnosis. she says they can be harmful. >> you're missing out on the new transit benefits from whole grains. be eating gluten in order to be diagnosed. diet -- folate, and iron. while you may lose weight because you cut out processed foods and desserts, the downside is you may be doing more harm than good. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 eyewitness news. >> also in our help alert, a report that childhood cancer cases are increasing. in but death rates have fallen by half. this is one of the most comprehensive looks at the types of cancers that affect children and adolescents. it is considered rare, compared with children -- parents and adults. next, big changes to the way virginia businesses advertise happy hour. >> >> a preliminary investigation indicates that a hotly and may have started a fire. it happened around 530 this morning. a maintenance worker and two ten

we are talking about food allergies and other disorders like celiac.

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my daughter unfortunately, suffers celiac so we're looking for gluten-free.wrote, why label something as gluten-free. paint thinner is gluten-free. are you going to put that down as gluten-free as well? i go bigoing with genetically modified free foods, aren't you pandering to some degree to the public, mark? >> the epa was against mandatory labeling of genticily modified ingredients because they consider it misleading. it is misleading because there's no science behind it. >> mark at the same time japan and china have both sent u.s. crops back whether it was wheat or corn most recently because they contained genetically modified variations. so, if it's a big enough issue in those markets, shouldn't americans at least give serious thought to whether they should think through this kind of exposure here at home? >> both of those issues were specifically ingredients that were not approved in those markets so they were justified in sending them back. the broader issue is we need some science. what we know is that pesticides can be dangerous. what we don't know af