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    More information about "What are Celiac Disease Symptoms?"
    Celiac.com 06/02/2020 - The symptoms of celiac disease can vary depending on how the type of celiac disease a person has. Celiac disease can be broken down into three types: The first type, classical, in which patients present with gastrointestinal...
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    The only way to know for sure whether you have celiac disease would be to get a blood test for it. In order to do an accurate blood test you need to be eating gluten daily for several weeks before any tests are done. More info on the blood tests: It’s possible the symptoms you described could be related to celiac disease or gluten sensitivity, ...
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    More information about "IBD Can Require More Intense Management and Drive up Treatment Costs"
    Celiac.com 06/01/2020 - People with inflammatory bowel diseases like Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis (UC) can have difficulty determining when their symptoms are worsening, which can make them prone to more complications and hospitalizations, ...
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    Yes, gluten intolerance/sensitivity is definitely a real thing, and ~10% of people have it (about 1% have celiac disease). Here are some scientific studies to back it up: https://www.celiac.com/search/?&q=NCWS&type=cms_records2&search_and_or=and
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    Since you live in a house with gluten eaters you may want to look into gluten digesting enzymes like GliadinX (full disclosure they are a sponsor of this site). In many studies they have been shown to break down small amounts of Gluten, for example the amount you might get with cross-contamination. This might mitigate the problems of living with people who...
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    Do you recall when you were tested whether or not you were on a gluten-free diet beforehand? If so that could be why the tests were negative. You do need to eat gluten daily for several weeks before taking tests for celiac disease. Also, were the tests zero, or were there antibodies that were measured? I ask because it could be the difference between...
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    It’s normal for many who are gluten sensitive or have celiac disease. Even a small amount of gluten can trigger debilitating symptoms that can last days or longer. Also you need to be eating gluten regularly for several weeks before being tested for celiac disease. So if you have been gluten-free for a while your tests may end up false negative. Please r...
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    It looks like it’s gluten-free by its ingredients: Ingredients: Ingredients: White Chicken Breast With Rib Meat, Water, Contains Less Than 2% Of: Salt, Modified Food Starch, Rice Starch, Sodium Phosphate From: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Swanson-White-Premium-Chunk-Chicken-Breast-with-Rib-Meat-in-Water-9-75-oz/10321362
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    Yes, as long as they are not somehow contaminated with gluten all vegetables should be safe and gluten-free.
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    More information about "Cheesy Fresh Herb and Asparagus Frittata (Gluten-Free)"
    Celiac.com 05/30/2020 - A savory marriage of cheese, herbs, eggs, and fresh asparagus, this tasty frittata offers a perfect way to celebrate the flavors of spring, and is sure to be a standout at your next brunch or fancy breakfast. If...
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    The problem with Gluten-Free Watchdog is that you have to pay to get the information, and any test they run may show that the product is Gluten-Free at the moment they test it. However, they cannot test a large enough samples of any product to ensure year around safety. They give you a false sense of security. Maybe the box on the shelf right next to the...
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    Is is possible that the Canadian brand was Little Northern Bakehouse:
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    Just when you thought you didn't have enough to worry about...right! ?
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    This article we did a while back might be helpful:
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    Of course it's possible that there could have been a problem with a batch, but it's unlikely. Large companies tend to do a better, and not a worse job, of making sure that their products are gluten-free, once they decide to add "gluten-free" to their label, and this is due to their larger liability. However, her reaction could also could be related...
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    More information about "What is Celiac Disease?"
    Celiac.com 05/29/2020 - Celiac disease is an autoimmune condition that affects around 1% of the population. People with celiac disease suffer an autoimmune reaction when they consume wheat, rye or barley because they cannot break down...
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    More information about "Homemade Italian Potato Soup (Gluten-Free)"
    Celiac.com 05/28/2020 - Many of us sheltering at home during the Covid-19 pandemic are looking for a tasty, easy-to-make recipe that will help put a smile on our faces as it nourishes our souls. Having leftovers that are equally delicious...
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    Johnson Sea Products of Coden, AL, is recalling its 12oz package of frozen “Home Style Crab cakes” because they contain undeclared ingredients of wheat and soy. People who have allergies to wheat or soy run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products. The recalled “Home Style Crab Cakes” were distributed in reta...
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    Yes, the Kentucky newspaper defined celiac disease as "being allergic to wheat," but not the guy with celiac disease who is the subject of the article. This fact doesn't, in my opinion, detract from the man's story, or the overall article. Having been involved deeply with celiac disease for 25 years now, I think I understand that you may feel strongly about...
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    So far I've not seen any studies that show that celiacs are more (or less) susceptible to Covid-19. We did do an article on this which recommends that celiacs may want to consider getting their pneumococcal vaccination, which is a recommendation anyway, even before Covid-19: Also, there is a study where doctors are asked to report Covid-19 outcomes...
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