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Hi,

This is to let you know that there is a new free publication on the Gluten Intolerance Group website, entitled "Could Gluten Be Causing Your Health Problems?".

It contains a list of symptoms and conditions that support screening for Celiac Disease. This would be a good two-sided handout to use in any situation where you would like to encourage Celiac Disease testing. In our local support group we provide these for people who are newly diagnosed to give to family members. It could also be used at health fairs or talks - any event where you would like to give out a list of celiac disease symptoms. And it would be great if someone could hand this to their doctor to help with getting tested!

Although there are hundreds of possible celiac disease symptoms, this handout contains the ones that are listed in the current medical guidelines - with the idea that it will be convincing to people who are able to go to the guidelines for verification. Links to the medical guidelines are provided in the references.

This is a direct link to the handout: Open Original Shared Link

It can also be found by going to the Gluten Intolerance Group website at http://gluten.net, then Resources, then Educational Materials. It is on that page under "Getting Started"

Diane Hosek


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