Be on the look out for these two bandits! They frequently team up together, look and act alike, and can rob you of your good health and quality of life…they may even be killers! Not many people who have Crohn’s Disease are aware that they may also have Celiac, yet [...]

Celiac disease is something you may have heard of, and now you’re probably wondering what exactly it is. Well, celiac disease is a lifelong autoimmune intestinal disorder. It affects genetically predisposed people of all ages from middle infancy on. The ingestion of gluten, a protein that can be found in [...]

According to Haematogica up to 50% of adults with Celiac Disease have Iron Deficiency Anemia. Often they may present without any of the common gastrointestinal symptoms, usually associated with Celiac Disease, like diahorrea and malabsorption. They most common symptom is fatigue and then a diagnosis of iron deficiency anaemia. The [...]

Waiting for a celiac disease diagnosis? Have you been feeling ill for a while? Have all the classic symptoms of celiac disease? Sometimes getting as far as a clear diagnosis can feel like it takes forever. Keep going! It’s worth doing it the end – for your own peace of [...]

A type of the diet in the offing is the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD), which is thoroughly tackled in the book Management of Celiac Disease by medical experts Dr. Sydney Valentine, Dr. Haas Gottschall and Dr. Merrill P. Haas. Dr. Sydney Haas. Dr. Haas Haas Gottschall who is pediatrician got [...]

Celiac disease is an auto immune disorder in which the small intestine reacts to the presence of protein found naturally in wheat, rye and barley. This protein is called gluten and, for unknown reasons, it causes allergic reactions in the small intestines, which – when left untreated – could lead [...]

Celiac Disease and gluten seem like new topics even though they are decades old. The problem is that testing for Celiac IS still decades old and that is hurting million of people. Most doctors are still using blood tests and biopsies, both of which are outdated and inaccurate. First let’s [...]