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  1. To add to this, the rapidly increasing population with non-coeliac gluten sensitivity is a notable factor bolstering the uptake. The rising incidence of ... View the full article
  2. ... to DDW (Digestive Disease Week), hospitalizations for celiac disease have ... Rising wheat and gluten sensitivity cases worldwide are augmenting ... Moreover, growing application of white rice flour as a gluten-free ingredient in a ... View the full article
  3. People who have gluten intolerance (including celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis sufferers) have a reaction to certain proteins in the grains ... View the full article
  4. Thus, I eat a number of gluten-free products to replace wheat and other grains ... This is particularly important for people with celiac disease, who often ... View the full article
  5. Although these peoples' small intestines don't become damaged in the same ways as those with celiac disease, gluten-sensitive individuals can still ... View the full article
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    WHEN WE FIRST ANNOUNCED THIS GLUTEN-FREE GETAWAY WE SAID THAT IT WAS THE MOST POPULAR EUROPEAN RIVER BOAT CRUISES IN THE SPRING AND USUALLY...
  7. ... to nuts, and the other was diagnosed with celiac disease and ulcerative colitis. These issues required a stringent diet that forbid not only gluten (which, ... I considered hiding, but before I knew it, she was enveloping me in a hug, ... View the full article
  8. Market Dynamics 3.1 Drivers 3.1.1 Increasing Awareness of Celiac Disease and Gluten – Intolerance Consumers 3.1.2 Increasing Disposable ... View the full article
  9. The Global Gluten Free Foods & Beverages market report focuses on major leading ... non-celiac patients with more number of new product introductions in ... Awareness of Celiac Disease and Gluten – Intolerance Consumers 3.1.2 ... View the full article
  10. Whether due to celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or other reasons, consumers are increasingly incorporating gluten-free products into their diets. View the full article
  11. complains Stephanie Reid in Veneto, “I eat a ketogenic diet by choice and a gluten free diet due to celiac disease. Carbs are FULL of sugar and sugar ... View the full article
  12. A seven-year-old Rustington girl with coeliac disease is celebrating after ... She has to have iron regularly, or her energy levels can go down quickly, and gluten-free meals. She can't have wheat because it makes her feel sick. View the full article
  13. Tapioca starch continue to prevail as a hidden ingredient in the global supply chain, as most consumers are ... Gluten-free, organic tapioca starch has witnessed high consumption from individuals affected from celiac disease. Uptake ... View the full article
  14. has proved to be successful sale for gluten free products. ... such as India, there are 6 to 8 million population, which are suffering from celiac disease. View the full article
  15. Millets are now available at the several grocery stores in the city. ... They are also gluten-free, which makes them perfectly safe foods for people suffering from Celiac disease -an illness marked by a severe allergy to wheat that affects ... View the full article
  16. Celiac disease is a derived autoimmune disorder and gluten from grains can cause damage to the digestive system, especially small intestine.View the full article
  17. Gluten is found in items like barley, oats, rye, triticale (a cross between ... For those with conditions like celiac disease —an immune response in the ...View the full article
  18. If you have celiac disease, gluten causes your body to attack itself, damaging your intestines. So it's essential to avoid the stuff—but a new study ... View the full article
  19. In children with "potential" celiac disease—positive serology but negative biopsy—who are not on gluten-free diets, factors that may help predict risk ... View the full article
  20. In children with "potential" celiac disease—positive serology but negative biopsy—who are not on gluten-free diets, factors that may help predict risk for eventual villous atrophy include age at diagnosis, gamma delta lymphocytes, ... View the full article
  21. New Planet is a forerunner in the gluten-free brewing world. It launched in 2009, six years after Gonzalez was diagnosed with Celiac disease. View the full article
  22. For those with conditions like celiac disease —an immune response in the small intestine that prevents the absorption of some nutrients and causes ... View the full article
  23. A GLUTEN free food fair will kick-start Coeliac Awareness Week. ... coeliac disease and encourage people to visit their GP for a coeliac disease blood ... View the full article
  24. It's a protein that's found in grains including wheat, rye, barley, spelt and oats. Some people avoid it as they have celiac disease, a disorder whereby ... View the full article
  25. Although most people can eat gluten without any issues, it may be harmful to individuals with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity (1, 2). View the full article
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