
Several studies have confirmed the existence of non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS), a hypersensitivity or form of gluten intolerance that causes numerous symptoms similar to those of celiac disease.
There are several key differences between celiac disease and NCGS. NCGS is distinguished from celiac disease by the following factors:
No Hereditary Link
Unlike celiac disease, NCGS is not hereditary, and shows no genetic component.
No Connection with Celiac-related Disorders
Unlike celiac disease, NCGS is so far not associated with malabsorption, nutritional deficiencies, or a higher risk of autoimmune ...
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