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Celiac.com - Celiac Disease & Gluten-Free Diet Support Since 1995
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ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Fonio, Africa's super grain
Scott Adams posted a topic in Publications & Publicity
Fonio is gluten-free, rich in protein, fibre and iron and as Zachary Golper, the chef and owner of New York's Bien Cuit bakery stated: “ Nobody has even thought about genetically modifying this yet. It's untouched by the industry. And it's so good”. People with diabetes and celiac disease are advised to eat ... Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED Heart-Shaped Toad in a Hole (Gluten-Free)
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Want to score major points with your beloved? This loving, gluten-free twist on Toad in a Hole will have you thanking your handsome prince all over again. All you need is a heart-shaped cut-out to make your gluten-free dieter feel the love of this classic breakfast favorite. View the full article -
If you struggle with gluten intolerance or celiac, you can promote a brand that caters to you and add to your reel. A gluten-free brand is shooting scripted segments in New York City. They are casting local talent of any ethnicity or gender identification with either celiac disease or gluten intolerance. Open Original Shared Link
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ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Diet less in Gluten can reduce neuropathic pain
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More research is needed to confirm these results and to determine whether the gluten-free diet led to the reduction in pain,” Zis says. People suffering from non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) can also face symptoms like fibromyalgia, allergies, chronic fatigue, headaches. Irregular bowel and abdominal ... Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Gluten-Free Diet May Relieve Neuropathy Pain
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A small study by British researchers suggests that a strict gluten-free diet may help protect against the nerve pain caused by gluten sensitivity. "These findings are ... When people with celiac disease eat gluten, it triggers an immune response that attacks the small intestine, causing pain and inflammation. Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Gluten-Free Diet May Relieve Neuropathy Pain
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A small study by British researchers suggests that a strict gluten-free diet may help protect against the nerve pain caused by gluten sensitivity. "These findings are ... When people with celiac disease eat gluten, it triggers an immune response that attacks the small intestine, causing pain and inflammation. Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED Confessions of a Celiac "NERD" - Part 2
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When I was diagnosed as having celiac disease with severe dermatitis herpetiformis (DH) I was told that the diet was difficult to follow and I would have to be vigilant or Dapsone would not relieve the itching. I suffered abdominal pain, outbreaks of sores, anaemia, and, (big swallow) the horrible bowel disorders. I came out of the dermatologist's office... -
Growing number of health-conscious customers demanding for gluten-free, specialty, and fortified trends are propelling the development of function flour market. People suffering from gluten intolerance, celiac disease, and wheat allergies, and other syndromes, are going for specialty flour consumption, ... Open Original Shared Link
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ARCHIVED Lower Rates of Child Mortality Mirror Rising Rates of Celiac Disease
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Mortality rates for children under five have been falling steadily for decades. Additionally, there's plenty of data to indicate that rates of celiac disease have been rising in general population. Before doctors understood the role that gluten played in celiac disease, the prognosis for young children with the condition was grim. Since doctors didn't understand... -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Health Beat: Celiac disease myths
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CHICAGO - At least three million Americans are living with celiac disease, but there are many myths about the condition. ... Celiac is a genetic, autoimmune disease that causes damage to parts of the small intestine when you eat gluten. ... Another fallacy is that a gluten-free diet cures celiac disease. Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Can Eliminating Gluten Help Nerve Pain?
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The research showed that a gluten-free diet may help reduce nerve pain in some people with gluten sensitivity. "These findings are exciting because it might ... Gluten sensitivity is different from celiac disease, which is confirmed through a number of tests, he noted. "More and more, it's thought of as a ... Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Sprouts Grocery Store opens new Las Cruces location
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For people like Ruthie Udero Ortiz, who suffer from a gluten intolerance called Celiac disease, the gluten-free selection at Sprouts will drastically improve the way she shops and eats. “I've gone to other organic stores in Cruces but their gluten free foods are very expensive,” Ortiz said. “People have told ... Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: 8 foods you probably had no idea have gluten in them
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Luckily, since celiac disease and issues of gluten intolerance have become more mainstream, there are many commercially available gluten-free alternatives to products you might rely on in your pantry. Here are eight foods you probably had no idea contained gluten — and what you can eat instead. Open Original Shared Link -
ARCHIVED Can a New Genetic Discovery Help Identify Children at Risk for Type 1 Diabetes?
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AĂ‚ research team has identified six new chromosomal regions in young people who have already developed type 1 diabetes, or who have started making antibodies against their insulin-producing cells, often a step toward full-blown diabetes that requires lifelong insulin therapy. View the full article -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Chobani recalls yogurt due to gluten allergy concerns
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Chobani 4-Pack Flip Key Lime Crumble is listed as gluten free when it actually contains gluten. The list of ingredients ... For consumers with allergies or celiac disease consumption could lead to potential reactions. For those without wheat allergen concerns the product is safe. No illnesses or adverse ... Open Original Shared Link -
People who have a first-degree relative (parent, sibling or child) with celiac disease have a 1-in-10 risk of developing it. Dr. Amber Langshaw. Amber H. Langshaw ... If celiac has been confirmed with testing, the treatment is to be on a lifelong, strict gluten-free diet. This means that wheat, barley and rye ... Open Original Shared Link
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It garnered positive feedback. And that's no surprise. The sandwich shop partnered with Udi's which is a well-known and well-liked brand among gluten-free eaters. "The idea of offering gluten-free rolls came from a franchisee whose daughter had celiac disease," Chief Operating Officer Michael Manzo ... Open Original Shared Link
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Celiac disease is a serious autoimmune disorder that can damage your small intestine if left untreated. It is triggered by a diet that includes wheat, rye, and barley products. Although some people may choose a gluten-free diet for other reasons, it is imperative for the health of celiac disease sufferers. Open Original Shared Link
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ARCHIVED Gluten-Free Bakery Sued for Denying Vets with Service Dogs
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A pair of disabled veterans recently filed a federal lawsuit against a gluten-free bakery, Aimee's Love, and the city of Longmont, Colorado. The suit claims that on two separate occasions the bakery owners and the city both violated the Americans with Disabilities Act when they refused to serve the couple due to the presence of their service dogs. The suit... -
Gundry is particularly focused on helping people avoid lectins, carbohydrate-binding proteins thought to lead to inflammation and disease. He believes people can do this by eating more plants, less grains (yes, corn counts!), and less red meat—with the occasional square of dark chocolate thrown in ... Open Original Shared Link
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Chances are, you've heard the words "celiac disease" a lot more frequently lately, as it seems more and more people are going gluten-free. While not everyone who makes the decision to go gluten-free has celiac, those with the disease must stay away from gluten for their health. But it seems like for ... Open Original Shared Link
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Chances are, you've heard the words "celiac disease" a lot more frequently lately, as it seems more and more people are going gluten-free. While not everyone who makes the decision to go gluten-free has celiac,those with the disease must stay away from gluten for their health. But it seems like for ... Open Original Shared Link
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ARCHIVED New Gluten Detection Better, Faster than ELISA
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People with celiac disease and gluten-sensitivities react adversely to gluten proteins in wheat, barley and rye.Ă‚ The gold standard for assessing gluten levels in foods is a test called the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, aka ELISA. Now, ELISA is, by most measures, a good test. However, it does have some drawbacks. A new test promises faster, more reliable ... -
ARCHIVED News: Celiac.com: Can we 'deactivate' celiac disease?
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Using certain drugs, it may soon be possible to 'deactivate' celiac disease. ... Symptoms of celiac disease are triggered by the consumption of gluten, a protein often found in wheat, barley, and rye and some medicines, ... Once diagnosed, the common approach is to simply stick to a gluten-free diet. Open Original Shared Link