#Glutenfree
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Misunderstanding or disrespect?
Living gluten-free in a world filled with gluten-laden foods can be challenging, and it often requires people to make an effort to understand and accommodate our needs. Continue reading
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My Mom and Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is not just about genetics; it’s about understanding how your body reacts to gluten. My mom, with two copies of the celiac gene, still doesn’t have celiac disease despite tests, highlighting that genetics alone don’t predict the disease.… Continue reading
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Everything works….until it doesn’t
Celiac disease is a constant reminder that you’re not in control, even with all your systems in place. Continue reading
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Shhh….silent celiac disease
Silent celiac disease is a hidden threat, where the immune system reacts to gluten even without symptoms. It demands trust in diagnosis and discipline, as nutrient absorption is impaired silently over time. Continue reading
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Food And Symptom Tracker
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Thank you – Video
Living while being gluten free is the whole point of this site. Continue reading
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Are we celebrating the wrong things in celiac disease social media?
Living with celiac disease shouldn’t mean sacrificing joy and spontaneity. Instead of measuring success by how much we avoid gluten, we should focus on finding balance and embracing life’s uncertainties. Continue reading
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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
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Thank you to Clinical Trial Participants
Clinical trials are challenging, physically and emotionally draining, yet essential for celiac disease progress. Volunteers face uncertainty and toll, but their efforts lead to valuable science. Thank you to those who participate. Continue reading
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Can Scientists Create “Lactaid for Gluten”?
Enzyme therapies for celiac disease target gluten breakdown before immune response. By breaking gluten into smaller, digestible fragments, scientists hope to minimize exposure-induced damage. Despite challenges, this strategy offers potential for safer gluten management. Continue reading
