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Paleo Cinnamon Cake
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Vegan Low Carb Taco Soup
Grain Free Chocolate Pumpkin Brownies
Energy Balls Are Going to Be the Only Snack You Need This Fall
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Keto Grain Free Lemon Loaf Cake
Grain Free Pie Crust
Keto Grain Free Dinner Rolls
Keto Gram Crackers
Vegan Protein Chips (keto)
Grain Free Sugar Cookies (Keto Options)
Grain Free Mug Cake
December 2017 update
Vegan Bacon Cheese Dip/Sauce
Super Soft Almond Butter Cookies
Almond ButterFinger Bars
Cinnamon Roll Cookie Cake
Mini Portobello Pizza
Vegan Cheddar Biscuits
Vegan Bacon Brussles
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Hi @Kathy P There is no known link between vaccinations and celiac disease, but there are links to childhood viruses and celiac disease. This category covers some possible triggers:
https://www.celiac.com/articles.html/the-origins-of-celiac-disease/
Given his age I suspect that he's had flu and other vaccines throughout his lifetime, none of which triggered celiac disease.
Also, just FYI: you posted a blog post, and may have meant to post in our forum instead.
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Kathy, most doctors are not well-informed about celiac disease. It can become active at any time in life. A high percentage of the population have genetic potential for celiac disease but most do not develop it despite. It takes both the genetic potential and some triggering stress event, such as a viral infection, to activate the genes. I have not heard that vaccinations can trigger latent celiac disease to become active celiac disease. I do know there is controversy surrounding vaccinations triggering some health problems, particularly autism.
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