One of the first studies
regarding celiac disease and headaches was published by a group of researchers from Columbia University in 2013.
- authors reviewed 30 publications
regarding celiac disease and eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE), a chronic inflammatory disorder of the esophagus which is on the rise.
Not exact matches
Disclaimer: I do not have
Celiac disease and, therefore, was not overly concerned
regarding possible cross-contamination when making my selections at the following restaurants.
Awareness
regarding these hidden gluten sources is very important for potential
celiac sufferers.
Most
celiac organizations in the United States and Canada do not
regard wheat starch as safe for
celiac patients or gluten - intolerant individuals.
I'm not as strict as a person with
Celiac Disease is
regarding cross-contamination.
There is conflicting research out there
regarding whether a wheat - eating
Celiac will become fatigued due to the disease.
A scientific review
regarding non-
celiac gluten sensitivity reported there is a large percentage of people who report problems, even though they don't suffer from
celiac disease.
However, I was unfamiliar with any benefits of bovine colostrum for humans, and in doing a search of the literature on Pubmed.gov, I was unable to come up with any scientific references
regarding the use of bovine colostrum for
celiac disease or non-
celiac gluten sensitivity.
I look forward to being able to meet some of you in person at this conference, and to hear the experts, including Dr. Fasano, speak about the most recent research, recommendations, and guidelines
regarding the diagnosis and management of both
celiac disease and non-
celiac gluten sensitivity.
«My husband had to see a lab test with positive transglutaminase antibodies [
regarded as a
celiac marker] and stool IgA antibodies to gluten [a marker for gluten intolerance] to be convinced our child needed to be gluten - free.»
You can read a lot more about the importance with
regard to foods that are labelled «may contain» in our
Celiac Disease article.
Note, that most physicians (unless they make a point to) aren't very educated
regarding nutrition, much less gluten intolerance or
celiac disease and the over 300 conditions that gluten consumption can cause over time.
We are in the same boat in
regards to
celiac.