If you have recently been diagnosed with celiac disease, navigating the grocery store to find something to eat can seem like an insurmountable task. Not only are wheat, rye, barley and oats barred from your diet but, often, within several months of the diagnosis, it becomes necessary to avoid dairy [...]

For the celiac sufferers, reducing gluten is important for the recovery and treatment. But, some of them still confuse to cook or how to control the gluten consumption. As celiac sufferer, of course you must skip your favorite food that contain of gluten. Actually, you still be able to eat [...]

Too much gluten intake will lead to a serious health issue. There is a disease characterized by the rapid damage of intestinal lining within the small intestine because of too much gluten intake. At some point, it is very beneficial for us to know the complications of developing the Celiac [...]

Celiac disease has a long history and too many names. It is referred to simultaneously as coeliac disease or as celiac disease, then either celiac disease or celiac sprue disease. This frustrating and mysterious conditions got its name from Greek physician Aretaeus of Cappadocia. He called it koiliakos, which is [...]

I have never come across anything in any medical reference or journal which indicates a CLEAR cause and effect relationship with celiac disease like, for example smoking would cause lung cancer. However it has become extremely clear that for someone to have celiac disease three elements must be present: the [...]

Celiac disease is one of the most misunderstood conditions out there. The majority of people confuse it with a wheat allergy because allergies are something they understand and they don’t actually know what gluten is. And let’s face it – not many people who have Celiac disease knew what the [...]

Research now confirms that there is a link between diabetes and Celiac Disease. Specifically, Type 1 diabetes is linked with Celiac Disease as having genetic similarities. Previously, it was known that the rate of occurrence for somebody to have Celiac Disease if they already had diabetes was quite high. The [...]