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Acceptable Additives
Gluten and Casein Free Additives
Acacia Gum ok
Adenosine 5 ok
Amaranth ok
Annatto Color ok
Arabic Gum ok
Ascorbic Acid ok
Beta Carotene ok
Biotin ok
Brown & Rice flour ok
Buckwheat flour and groats (Kasha) ok
note: Buckwheat has no botanical relationship to wheat.
Calcium Chloride ok
Calcium Phosphate ok
Carboxymethylcellulose ok
Carob Bean Gum ok
Carrageenan ok
Cellulose Gum ok
Citric Acid ok
Corn Sweetener ok
Corn meal (and polenta) ok
Corn Syrup Solids ok
Dextrimaltose ok
Dextrose ok
Dioctyl Sodium ok
Folic Acid-Folacin ok
Fructose ok
Fumaric Acid ok
Glutamine (amino acid) ok
Glyceryl Nono-Oleate ok
Glycerol Monooleate ok
Guar Gum ok
Invert Sugar ok
Lactate/ Lactic acid **** this is found naturally in sour milk but also commercially produced from whey, cornstarch, potatoes and molasses. Therefore, if listed on a product as an ingredient, you must verify it's source.
Calcium Disodium EDTA
This additive does NOT contain any gluten or casein. However, although the body absorbs only about 5 percent of the calcium disodium EDTA swallowed, many believe that this additive is overdue for testing to resolve any questions about its safety. When heated, it gives off toxic nitrous oxide fumes.
Lecithin ok
Lentils ok
Locust Bean Gum ok
M Vitamins & Minerals ok
Magnesium Hydroxide ok
Malic Acid ok
Microcrystallin Cellulose ok
Millet (pilaf and flour) ok
MSG made in the USA (not recommended)
Niacin-Niacinamide ok
Poha (poha is beaten rice that has the texture of oatmeal when used in recipes) ok
Polyglycerol ok
Polysorbate 60; 80 (not recommended)
Potassium Citrate ok
Potassium Iodide ok
Potato starch ok
potato flour ok
Propylene Gycol Monostearete ok
Propylgallate ok
Pyridoxine Hydrochloride ok
Quinoa flour ok
Rice cereal ok
Rice flour (brown or white) ok
Safflower oil ok
Sodium Acid Pyraphosphate ok
Sodium Ascorbate ok
Sodium Benzoate ok
Sodium Citrate ok
Sodium Hexametaphosphate ok
Sodium Nitrate ok
Sodium Silaco Aluminate ok
Sorbitol-Mannitol (can cause IBS symptoms)
Sorghum flour ok
Soy (unless intolerant) ok
Sphingolipids ok
Sucrose ok
Sulfosuccinate ok
Sweet potato flour ok
Tapioca Starch (produced from cassava) ok
Teff ok
Tartaric Acid ok
TBHQ is Tetra or Tributylhydroquinone ok
Thiamine HydrochorideTragacanth Gum ok
Tri-Calcium Phosphate ok
Vanilla (PURE vanilla) read labels
Vanillan (gluten-free, casein-free FREE BUT HIGHLY PHENOLIC, FOR KIDS WITH A PST PROBLEM IT IS A BAD)
Vitamin A (palmitate) ok
Xanthan Gum ok
Yucca (cassava flour) ok
Check all ingredients on labels
Alternatives to Wheat
There are two true grains that are the most further removed, genetically, from wheat. They are teff, which came to us from Ethiopia via a Peace Core worker, and wild rice, which is being grown and harvested by native Americans, mostly in northern Wisconsin, Minnesota, and northern Idaho. Genetically, wild rice differs significantly from our common strains of rice.
Acceptable Foods
Acceptable to the best of our knowledge READ LABELS
Gluten and Casein Free Additives
Acacia Gum ok
Adenosine 5 ok
Amaranth ok
Annatto Color ok
Arabic Gum ok
Ascorbic Acid ok
Beta Carotene ok
Biotin ok
Brown & Rice flour ok
Buckwheat flour and groats (Kasha) ok
note: Buckwheat has no botanical relationship to wheat.
Calcium Chloride ok
Calcium Phosphate ok
Carboxymethylcellulose ok
Carob Bean Gum ok
Carrageenan ok
Cellulose Gum ok
Citric Acid ok
Corn Sweetener ok
Corn meal (and polenta) ok
Corn Syrup Solids ok
Dextrimaltose ok
Dextrose ok
Dioctyl Sodium ok
Folic Acid-Folacin ok
Fructose ok
Fumaric Acid ok
Glutamine (amino acid) ok
Glyceryl Nono-Oleate ok
Glycerol Monooleate ok
Guar Gum ok
Invert Sugar ok
Lactate/ Lactic acid **** this is found naturally in sour milk but also commercially produced from whey, cornstarch, potatoes and molasses. Therefore, if listed on a product as an ingredient, you must verify it's source.
Calcium Disodium EDTA
This additive does NOT contain any gluten or casein. However, although the body absorbs only about 5 percent of the calcium disodium EDTA swallowed, many believe that this additive is overdue for testing to resolve any questions about its safety. When heated, it gives off toxic nitrous oxide fumes.
Lecithin ok
Lentils ok
Locust Bean Gum ok
M Vitamins & Minerals ok
Magnesium Hydroxide ok
Malic Acid ok
Microcrystallin Cellulose ok
Millet (pilaf and flour) ok
MSG made in the USA (not recommended)
Niacin-Niacinamide ok
Poha (poha is beaten rice that has the texture of oatmeal when used in recipes) ok
Polyglycerol ok
Polysorbate 60; 80 (not recommended)
Potassium Citrate ok
Potassium Iodide ok
Potato starch ok
potato flour ok
Propylene Gycol Monostearete ok
Propylgallate ok
Pyridoxine Hydrochloride ok
Quinoa flour ok
Rice cereal ok
Rice flour (brown or white) ok
Safflower oil ok
Sodium Acid Pyraphosphate ok
Sodium Ascorbate ok
Sodium Benzoate ok
Sodium Citrate ok
Sodium Hexametaphosphate ok
Sodium Nitrate ok
Sodium Silaco Aluminate ok
Sorbitol-Mannitol (can cause IBS symptoms)
Sorghum flour ok
Soy (unless intolerant) ok
Sphingolipids ok
Sucrose ok
Sulfosuccinate ok
Sweet potato flour ok
Tapioca Starch (produced from cassava) ok
Teff ok
Tartaric Acid ok
TBHQ is Tetra or Tributylhydroquinone ok
Thiamine HydrochorideTragacanth Gum ok
Tri-Calcium Phosphate ok
Vanilla (PURE vanilla) read labels
Vanillan (gluten-free, casein-free FREE BUT HIGHLY PHENOLIC, FOR KIDS WITH A PST PROBLEM IT IS A BAD)
Vitamin A (palmitate) ok
Xanthan Gum ok
Yucca (cassava flour) ok
Check all ingredients on labels
Alternatives to Wheat
There are two true grains that are the most further removed, genetically, from wheat. They are teff, which came to us from Ethiopia via a Peace Core worker, and wild rice, which is being grown and harvested by native Americans, mostly in northern Wisconsin, Minnesota, and northern Idaho. Genetically, wild rice differs significantly from our common strains of rice.
Acceptable Foods
Acceptable to the best of our knowledge READ LABELS