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celiac awareness

  • They pulled me for my own safety

    Celiac disease is a battle no one prepares for. Once I believed a drug trial would cure me, but my body rebelled, leading me to the ER. It wasn’t the drug; it was gluten’s truth hitting harder than ever. I… Continue reading

    They pulled me for my own safety
  • Pooping immediately after eating?

    Feeling a rush after meals? It’s normal! The Gastrocolic Reflex helps your body push food through after eating, clearing space for more. While this reflex ensures digestion takes 6-48 hours, sudden symptoms like bloating or chronic diarrhea might need a… Continue reading

    Pooping immediately after eating?
  • Where is your gluten-free red line?

    Managing celiac disease involves navigating a gluten-filled world while ensuring remission through strict adherence to a gluten-free diet. Awareness of intermittent gluten exposure and understanding blood tests limitations is crucial. Social interactions with gluten-containing foods or Continue reading

    Where is your gluten-free red line?
  • Celiac Disease and Perfection

    Living with celiac disease demands relentless vigilance and can feel exhausting. Continue reading

    Celiac Disease and Perfection
  • Celiac Disease Diagnosis is Backwards

    To prove you have celiac disease, you often have to do the very thing that is damaging your body: Eat gluten. That sounds backwards, because most of the time when something hurts us, the solution is simple — stop doing… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease Diagnosis is Backwards
  • Activated Charcoal & Celiac Disease

    Activated charcoal may help with bloating and gas symptoms, but it doesn’t remove gluten from your system. Its porous structure traps molecules, but gluten proteins are too large to bind effectively. Always consult a doctor before using it regularly. Continue reading

    Activated Charcoal & Celiac Disease
  • Living Gluten Free = Lots of Detective Work

    Celiac disease transforms you into a full-time label reader and part-time scientist. It’s not about giving up bread; it’s about carrying the mental load of being the sole decision-maker for your health every day. Continue reading

    Living Gluten Free = Lots of Detective Work
  • A love note to the long suffering significant others

    Pre-Valentines love letter to the long suffering partners of people with celiac disease! Continue reading

    A love note to the long suffering significant others
  • Half-Truths and Whole Problems: The Trouble with Celiac Disease Diagnosis

    Many people are misinformed about how celiac disease is diagnosed. From misunderstood “gold standards” to partial truths on social media, this post breaks down what the science actually says about TTG IgA, EMA, Marsh scores, and why accurate testing matters. Continue reading

    Half-Truths and Whole Problems: The Trouble with Celiac Disease Diagnosis
  • The Top 10 Things I’ve Learned About Celiac

    Mass screening studies are uncovering thousands of undiagnosed celiac patients — many without “typical” symptoms. Learn how the image of the celiac patient is shifting, why emotional and mental health support is essential, and why awareness from gluten-free fad dieting… Continue reading

    The Top 10 Things I’ve Learned About Celiac