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Diagnosis vs Monitoring
I started writing a post about celiac diagnosis and had a thought. The difference between diagnosis and monitoring of celiac disease is stark – certain tests are used to look for celiac disease and hopefully correlate to damage in the… Continue reading
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Even More Questions Answered…
Thursday started a round of question and answers. This is the final round of questions are here and I’m doing my best to answer them. Continue reading
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Nausea and vomiting indicate gluten exposure – not diarrhea!
Glutening symptoms are nausea and vomiting, not diarrhea and bloating. A new set of results from ImmusanT demonstrate symptoms take almost 2 hours to set in as well. Continue reading
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How long for blood test to normalize?
How long does it take for celiac blood tests to return to normal? Continue reading
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More Questions Answered
Today I was having writer’s block, so I asked you guys what you wanted me to research. I got some interesting questions and nothing I expected. Here’s my best attempt at answering them… Continue reading
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Questions Answered
I read a lot of scientific information when researching for this blog. I read a lot of social media posts about celiac. Sometimes I feel like celiac has taken over my life. But along the way I feel like I’ve… Continue reading
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My First Grocery Store Trip
I cried in the health food aisle at the grocery store the first time I went after my Celiac Diagnosis. Continue reading
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Cour has a cure?
Cour pharmaceuticals announced results of very promising phase 2a clinical trial results – this might be what we’ve been looking for! Continue reading
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Research on Celiac
I collect research articles all the time with interesting information about celiac disease. Some days are more interesting than others, but I’m always looking information. With all of this Covid-19 stuff going on, most of the celiac research information has… Continue reading
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Spleen, Celiac, and Covid-19
About 30% of those with celiac disease have an issue with their spleen not functioning properly or is underactive. I’m going to talk about what the spleen does, how the spleen is affected by celiac, and how that is related… Continue reading
