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  • Celiac Disease: Unraveling 2,000 Years of Medical History

    Celiac disease is not new. Not “modern.” Not “something caused by processed food.” Not “everyone suddenly has it.” Nearly 2,000 years ago, Greek physician Aretaeus of Cappadocia described patients with chronic diarrhea, abdominal pain, weight loss, and severe malnutrition. He… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease: Unraveling 2,000 Years of Medical History
  • The Unexpected Role of Hookworms in Celiac Disease Trials

    Australia conducted two clinical trials using human hookworms to treat celiac disease, involving 70 adult volunteers. While some participants reported fewer symptoms, the hookworms thrived, and villous damage persisted. Ultimately, this approach proved ineffective, leaving a gluten-free lifestyle as the… Continue reading

    The Unexpected Role of Hookworms in Celiac Disease Trials
  • Celiac Disease: Impacts on Life and Legal Protections

    Why get diagnosed? Because celiac disease doesn’t just affect your health. Sometimes… It affects your job.Your school.Your travel.Your training.Your housing.Your access to safe food.Your legal protections. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease. And in the United States… Celiac disease is… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease: Impacts on Life and Legal Protections
  • Celiac Disease Explained: Symptoms Beyond Digestion

    Celiac disease, often mistaken for a mere digestive issue, is an autoimmune disorder that damages the small intestine’s villi, which are crucial for nutrient absorption. This can lead to severe symptoms beyond stomach problems, including anemia, osteoporosis, fatigue, brain fog,… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease Explained: Symptoms Beyond Digestion
  • Celiac Disease Follow-Up: Why Patients Are Left in the Dark

    The Celiac Disease Foundation reveals that many celiac patients lack necessary follow-up endoscopies, primarily due to a lack of communication. Patients are often left without post-diagnosis plans or support. This raises concerns about medical professionals’ awareness and the adequacy of… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease Follow-Up: Why Patients Are Left in the Dark
  • Happy Gluten Free Mother’s Day

    To all the gluten-free mothers out there… Whether you are protecting your own health…or protecting the health of your child… We see you.And today…we honor you. We honor the daily fight against cross-contact. We honor the ingredient labels read for… Continue reading

    Happy Gluten Free Mother’s Day
  • Celiac Disease: More Than Just Digestive Issues

    Celiac disease lurks. It doesn’t always show up as stomach pain, diarrhea, bloating, or weight loss. In fact… Celiac disease has been linked to more than 200 possible symptoms. That makes it one of the most misunderstood—and often overlooked—autoimmune diseases… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease: More Than Just Digestive Issues
  • Iron Deficiency Anemia and Celiac Disease: The Hidden Connection

    Iron deficiency anemia can be a key sign of celiac disease, often overlooked in favor of more common symptoms like bloating or weight loss. Studies indicate that up to 80% of people with unexplained iron deficiency may have undiagnosed celiac.… Continue reading

    Iron Deficiency Anemia and Celiac Disease: The Hidden Connection
  • Celiac Family

    Celiac disease can affect first-degree relatives too, so it’s important to discuss screening options with your doctor. Continue reading

    Celiac Family
  • Celiac Disease Diagnosis: Understanding the No-Biopsy Approach

    Celiac disease diagnosis typically requires positive blood tests and an endoscopic biopsy. However, a “triple positive” or “no-biopsy” diagnosis is emerging for some children, utilizing specific blood test criteria while they continue gluten consumption. This method has gained recognition in… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease Diagnosis: Understanding the No-Biopsy Approach