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Gliadin: Can Foods Other Than Gluten Cause Gliadin To Elevate?

Lynayah

By Lynayah
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If a person needs to lower their gliadin level, do they need to watch foods other than gluten?

For example, if a person is allergic to eggs, soy, dairy, nuts - do these cause gliadin to elevate as well?

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I think you are asking about anti-gliadin antibodies, and the answer is no, antibodies against gliadin should not recognize any other protein.

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If a person needs to lower their gliadin level, do they need to watch foods other than gluten?

For example, if a person is allergic to eggs, soy, dairy, nuts - do these cause gliadin to elevate as well?

Gliadin is the protein in wheat. The human body does not make it. Celiacs create anti-gliadin antibodies when exposed to gliadin, but on when exposed to gliadin and the glutens that are similar to it - horedin (barley), secalin (rye), and (for some) avenin (oats). Allergies to other foods are an independent reaction from that immune system creating antibodies against gluten.

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Thank you! I'm working so hard to get my gliadin level down.

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