this morning we served 150 fresh donuts. >> this is celiac camp, a safe place for kids with celiac toave fun and not worry about 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. she had never ending c

celiac disease in a canadian hospital in an area where they increased the planting around it. now obviously there are other factors that support some of these diseases, but the correlations are rather shocking. they're very parallel. so what i would love to do is come back in about 21 minutes, after my esteemed colleague and competitor has a chance to try and rebut all of this information and give you a sense that gmos are easy -- or safe to eat, so let's be able to pick apart the argument in great detail. i want to thank the vail symposium for this opportunity, this rare opportunity for this debate. thank you so much. aup aup. >> i want those of you in the front row to notice our computer stand here. with that stead, dr. stock. >> so i'm actually not going to try and rebut these things at this point in a case by case basis. this is the most absurd fabrication that i have ever listened to. and i didn't know anything about jeffrey smith before i agreed to come to this and, actually, i assumed that, you know, that it was less distorted than i'm really listening to. this set of g

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they have a new book for anyone with celiac disease are any kind of clue insensitivity.all of your fantastic recipes now for people who have any kind of food sensitivities. this is wonderful. i love this collaboration. talk about this before. just to give people a sense of this again. you're a physician and you have always been a wonderful pastry chef. you guys came together. >> did people say why don't you do one for me? so it was all so media appeared almost immediately started developing recipes. now we have an entire book for those folks so they did not have to buy a book full of recipes as well. look at the array that you brought here out on this table. all of these glue in free. that is what people with any kind of sensitivity. they say there are no choices for me. you've given people choices. the biggest problem the things they buy in the grocery store not good at all. very expensive. >> one of the things about gluten is that it hangs on to water. >> they typically go still pretty quickly. you have to go to the freezer section half the time to buy them. let's get

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