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Infancy acid suppression (aka PPIs) and antibiotic use are associated with celiac disease

Posterboy

By Posterboy
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To All,

This shows IMHO opinion that long term use of PPI’s and/or acid reducers are the trigger for Celiac disease in children!

I know Scott or Celiac.com will probably do a summary article on this topic soon…..but I wanted to get ahead of the pack/crowd and start a thread on this……to see what other’s thought about it?

Is this this (Low/NO Stomach Acid) and/or acid reducers/suppressors really the environmental trigger for NCGS and/or Celiac disease in young children and infants?

I think it makes a strong case for this arguement?

What do others think of this new research?

Here is the sumary link

https://www.news-medical.net/news/20221020/Infancy-acid-suppression-and-antibiotic-use-are-associated-with-celiac-disease.aspx

I have not had a chance to read the full blown research article yet.....but I think this person summarizes it well......so I am just going off their summary at this point.

I hope this is helpful but it is not medical advice.

Posterboy,

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trents Grand Master
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Didn't know they used PPI's with children. Really? Well, that was not the cause of my celiac disease since they didn't have such things when I was a kid. Baking soda was about it.

Scott Adams Grand Master
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This is an interesting study and I've added it to our list of summaries we plan to do. I also was not aware that children are being prescribed PPI's, which I find a bit scary.

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