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Gluten-Free Beer vs βGluten-Removedβ: Why Europe and America Disagree
Two beers sit side by side in the fridge. One is brewed from sorghum or rice. The other started as ordinary barley beer andβ¦Read →
Endometriosis and Gluten: What the Evidence Actually Says
If you live with endometriosis, you have almost certainly been handed dietary advice you didn't ask for. Somewhere near the top of that listβ¦Read →
The Gluten Threshold Study: What It Actually Says
A study published in Gastroenterology this year put a number on something coeliacs have argued about for decades: how little gluten it takes toβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease, the Spleen and Vaccinations
Of all the places coeliac disease can reach, the spleen is one of the least talked about — and one of the easiest toβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease, Fertility and Pregnancy
If you’re planning a family, coeliac disease is a fair thing to have on your mind, and the headline is a reassuring one. Undiagnosedβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and Mental Health: Anxiety, Depression and Support
Living with a condition that touches every meal, every menu and every social occasion is genuinely demanding, and it’s completely understandable if it weighsβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and Your Liver: Raised Enzymes and Coeliac Hepatitis
Sometimes coeliac disease first shows up in an unexpected place: a routine blood test where the liver numbers come back a little high. Itβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease, the Brain and Nerves: Ataxia, Neuropathy and Brain Fog
Coeliac disease is diagnosed in the gut, but it’s a systemic autoimmune condition — and for a small number of people, the nervous systemβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease in Children: Growth and Development
In children, coeliac disease can look quite different from the adult version. Instead of (or as well as) the classic tummy symptoms, it canβ¦Read →
Conditions That Often Travel with Coeliac Disease: Thyroid, Type 1 Diabetes and More
Coeliac disease rarely travels entirely alone. Because it is an autoimmune condition, it shares genetic and immune ground with a handful of others —β¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and the Kidneys: IgA Nephropathy
A coeliac diagnosis can start you wondering “what else could this affect?” — and somewhere on that list you may have seen the kidneysβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and Your Bones: Osteoporosis Risk and What Helps
One of the quieter effects of coeliac disease happens where you can't feel it: in your bones. For years before diagnosis, a damaged gutβ¦Read →Newsletter
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