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Celiac Disease Quiz #4 - Dietary Compliance

Scott Adams
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Celiac Disease Quiz #4 - Dietary Compliance  

320 members have voted

  1. 1. Have you been diagnosed with celiac disease, or need to be on a gluten-free diet due to non-celiac gluten sensitivity?

    • YES
      306
    • NO
      7

  2. 2. Do you eat out in restaurants?

    • YES
      247
    • NO
      66

  3. 3. Do you ever eat at the houses of friends or relatives?

    • YES
      233
    • NO
      80

  4. 4. How strict are you with regard to your gluten-free diet?

    • Extremely strict
      179
    • Very strict
      85
    • Strict
      40
    • Not very strict
      9
    • Not strict at all
      0

  5. 5. Do you ever cheat on your gluten-free diet?

    • YES
      63
    • NO
      250

  6. 6. If you cheat on your gluten-free diet, how often do you do this?

    • Zero - I never cheat
      241
    • 1-6 times per year
      46
    • 7-12 times per year
      10
    • 13-25 times per year
      10
    • 25 times or more per year
      6

  7. 7. How difficult is it for you to maintain a 100% gluten-free diet?

    • Extremely difficult
      55
    • Very diffilcult
      81
    • Difficult
      91
    • Not difficult
      75
    • Easy
      11

  8. 8. Do you avoid travel or trips because of your gluten-free diet?

    • YES
      129
    • NO
      184

  9. 9. Are you satisfied with the availability and quality of gluten-free foods?

    • YES
      91
    • NO
      222

  10. 10. Do you seek out gluten-free foods with a gluten-free certification?

    • YES
      278
    • NO
      35

  11. 11. Do you seek out foods with "gluten-free" on their label?

    • YES
      304
    • NO
      9

  12. 12. Do you include foods in your diet that say "Made in a facility that includes wheat," or "Made on equipment that processes wheat products"?

    • YES
      87
    • NO
      226

  13. 13. Do you understand ingredients on packaged foods well enough to spot hidden gluten ingredients?

    • YES
      201
    • NO
      112

  14. 14. Do you trust restaurants that provide a gluten-free menu?

    • YES
      110
    • NO
      203

  15. 15. Would you travel more if you didn't need to be on a gluten-free diet?

    • YES
      207
    • NO
      106

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