#Celiac
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Ditching the Cheat-Day Mentality for a Gluten-Free Life
The author expresses dislike for cheat-day posts about gluten foods, arguing they promote unhealthy fantasies about forbidden items. After years of learning to enjoy gluten-free alternatives, the author finds peace in focusing on what can be eaten rather than what… Continue reading
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Navigating Life After a Gluten Free Diagnosis: A Year in Review
Adjusting to a gluten-free lifestyle typically takes a year. Initial relief from diagnosis soon gives way to challenges like purging the kitchen and learning to navigate new ingredients. Over time, confidence grows through trial and experimentation, despite setbacks like accidental… Continue reading
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Celiac Disease: Share Your Story
The post invites individuals with celiac disease to engage in a conversation by asking questions, sharing frustrations, celebrating victories, or expressing wishes for better understanding. It encourages participation from those newly diagnosed or long-term individuals, fostering a supportive environment for… Continue reading
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Why ‘Fat Celiac’ is More Than Just a Name
The site “Fat Celiac” challenges stereotypes about celiac disease, highlighting that not all patients are thin. The author, initially expecting weight loss post-diagnosis, gained instead and explored various diets without success. By embracing a body that defies expectations, the site… Continue reading
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7 Years of Celiac Disease Awareness: What Comes Next
Celiac Disease Awareness Month has concluded, highlighting discussions on diagnosis, care, and living gluten-free. The focus remains on education and advocacy, emphasizing informed choices while managing gluten exposure risks. The commitment to sharing knowledge and combating misinformation continues beyond May,… Continue reading
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The Genetic Connection to Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is influenced by genetics, with 30–40% of the population carrying related markers, though only a small percentage actually develops the disease. It often coexists with other autoimmune disorders and varies in prevalence geographically. Personal family histories can provide… Continue reading
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Processing a Celiac Diagnosis: The First Stage of Relief
Stages of Celiac – Relief Continue reading
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I love someone with celiac
I love someone with celiac Continue reading
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Finding Celiac Disease in a D1 Athlete
Case Study – D1 Tennis Athlete Celiac Diagnosis Continue reading
