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Bacteria to cure celiac disease

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https://www.timesnownews.com/health/celiac-disease-breakthrough-research-identifies-bacteria-to-cure-gluten-disorder-article-101659842

 

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trents Grand Master
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1 hour ago, C4CeliacAgain said:

https://www.timesnownews.com/health/celiac-disease-breakthrough-research-identifies-bacteria-to-cure-gluten-disorder-article-101659842

 

I wish the article linked above had also contained a link to the original study sited or at least the title of the research paper. It does reference the journal it was published in but not the volume or date.

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RMJ
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2 hours ago, trents said:

I wish the article linked above had also contained a link to the original study sited or at least the title of the research paper. It does reference the journal it was published in but not the volume or date.

I can’t even see the article in the link.  If you can post the journal name and an author I can search for the original research paper.

trents Grand Master
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41 minutes ago, RMJ said:

I can’t even see the article in the link.  If you can post the journal name and an author I can search for the original research paper.

Journal of Biosciences and the author's last name is Springer.

Here is the link to the article itself in the journal: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12038-023-00337-3

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RMJ
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Thank you trents. Interesting article. Bacteria with gluten-degrading enzymes were found in human duodenum and theoretically might be able to colonize the duodenum of celiac patients and break down gluten there.  I’m not sure how much gluten could be broken down in this manner though.

trents Grand Master
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2 hours ago, RMJ said:

Thank you trents. Interesting article. Bacteria with gluten-degrading enzymes were found in human duodenum and theoretically might be able to colonize the duodenum of celiac patients and break down gluten there.  I’m not sure how much gluten could be broken down in this manner though.

Even if it could cover CC situations, that would be a huge boon to many in the celiac community, especially those in the more sensitive spectrum.

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