#Glutenfree
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Celiac Disease Screening: Should It Be Standard in Annual Checkups?
Celiac disease remains undiagnosed in about half of those affected, often taking years for a diagnosis. Researchers debate screening policies: universal testing, targeting high-risk groups, or maintaining current practices. Each approach has its merits and challenges, prompting reflection on the… Continue reading
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Why More Testing for Celiac Disease is Essential
Celiac disease affects about 1% of the population but remains largely undiagnosed, often taking years for patients to receive proper diagnosis. Its varied symptoms can overlap with other conditions, complicating recognition. Despite improved awareness, significant diagnostic delays persist, particularly among… Continue reading
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What does a celiac patient look like?
Celiac disease misconceptions persist, with many believing patients must be thin or malnourished. However, recent research shows that 37% of newly diagnosed patients are overweight or obese. This highlights the complexity of the disease, as symptoms can occur regardless of… 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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Celiac Family
Celiac disease can affect first-degree relatives too, so it’s important to discuss screening options with your doctor. Continue reading
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Celiac and the Family
Celiac disease often affects more than just the diagnosed individual, with first-degree relatives at a higher risk. It’s important for these family members to discuss screening options with their doctor. Continue reading
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May 1 – Celiac Awareness Month
Celiac disease is more than just a food allergy; it’s an autoimmune disorder triggered by gluten. Symptoms can range from anemia to anxiety, making it hard to diagnose. This May Celiac Disease Awareness Month, let’s shed light on this misunderstood… Continue reading
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Celiac Disease Awareness Month
Celiac Disease Awareness Month starts tomorrow, and it’s not just about avoiding bread and pasta. It’s a complex reality for those living with it. Continue reading
