| Thriving Gluten-Free

Sammys Recovery Story

In October 2009, my youngest son, Sammy, was diagnosed on the autism spectrum. He was speech delayed and had many other autistic traits. I had read several books about parents who placed their children on an elimination diet removing wheat and dairy, among other things. At that...
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Kims Story

In 2008, I found myself obese, depressed, anxious, and in chronic pain when I ran across an article about an elimination diet that could possibly help with all my issues. The diet involved removing foods that can cause irritation and inflammation including wheat (gluten) and...
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Warrior Moms Journey

In 2007, I was horribly depressed. I was obese (fifty pounds overweight), in chronic pain, anxious, experiencing insomnia and nightmares and was suffering with heartburn, indigestion, heart palpitations, asthma and allergies. I was a mess. I knew something had to change....
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Group Coaching

Food allergies and intolerances can cause chronic inflammation in the body resulting in any one or more of these symptoms including weight gain. Join my 30 day cleanse program to learn how to eat differently to lose weight and optimize your health with the support of a group....
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Individual Coaching

Transitioning to a dairy and gluten free diet can feel overwhelming. You may be wondering what you’re going to eat. Let me help guide you through the process. I’ve followed a gluten and dairy free diet since 2008 and I transitioned my son, who is on the autism...
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Read the latest tips, news and recipes for gluten free living

Coach Kim’s Services

Let me walk you through the process of transitioning you or your child(ren) to a gluten and dairy free life style. I will teach you how to identify the different forms of gluten and dairy. They hide in many foods! Learn about all the latest gluten and dairy free products on the market that will allow you to ease into the diet. I will also brief you on the other issue to be concerned about including the importance of organic foods, GMO’s (genetically modified organisms), additives, preservatives and other toxic substances.

Meet Kim

I am a Wellness Coach and “warrior mom” of three children. I have been following a gluten and dairy-free diet since 2007. I have experienced amazing results losing over 60 pounds and a whole host of health issues along the way. My son on the autism spectrum has been on the diet since 2009 and it has changed the course of his life. He is now considered “recovered.” As a Wellness Coach, I am passionate about helping others transition to a gluten and dairy-free lifestyle.

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It can be a challenge living gluten-free (or with any other food sensitivity).
When Samuel was younger it was much easier because he was not yet subjected to peers that ate differently than him. Once he was in school full time, I had to negotiate with him about the lunch foods that I packed for him. I wanted to send healthy foods such as “green soup” which is a family favorite at our house but the mixture of cruciferous vegetables made his lunch smell sulfurous which then resulted in his peers teasing him. He came home and animately announced that I should never send that green soup in his lunch again.

When Foster Farm’s first contacted me about this potential product review, I was a little hesitant as I am an advocate of organic meat and ingredients. I knew the gluten-free products by Foster Farms would be conventional. After I thought about it, I decided to do the review as I have many clients across the United States that complain they don’t have quality grocer’s or farms near them to purchase organic products or do not have the budget. I feel very lucky that I have had the resources and accessibility to provide my family with quality food and I know, all to well, that there are many families that don’t have this. This being said, I am glad that a company such as Foster Farms can provide gluten-free foods in the mainstream grocery stores making it more assessable for many Americans. My hope is that organic foods will begin to be subsidized by the government so they too become more affordable like conventional meats and other products.