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Can You Test for Coeliac Disease After Going Gluten-Free?
It’s one of the most common — and most costly — mistakes people make on the road to a coeliac diagnosis: cutting out glutenβ¦Read →
No Symptoms, No Damage? What Silent Coeliac Disease Means
“I feel fine, so it can’t be doing any harm” is one of the most human reactions to coeliac disease — and one ofβ¦Read →
Is Vegan Food Gluten-Free?
Short answer The myth: vegan food is gluten-free. The truth: vegan means no animal products — it says nothing about gluten. Plenty of veganβ¦Read →
Can You Have Coeliac Disease Without Weight Loss or Diarrhoea?
“But you don’t look coeliac” is a sentence a lot of people have heard — usually from someone picturing a very thin person withβ¦Read →
Does Wheat-Free Mean Gluten-Free?
Short answer The myth: if something is wheat-free, it must be gluten-free. The truth: no. Gluten also comes from barley and rye, so aβ¦Read →
Do You Grow Out of Coeliac Disease? (And Do Only Children Get It?)
Coeliac disease still carries a stubborn image: a poorly child who’ll be fine once they’re older. It’s a comforting story, and it’s wrong inβ¦Read →
Does a Gluten-Free Menu Mean It Is Coeliac-Safe?
Short answer The myth: if a restaurant has a gluten-free menu, the food is coeliac-safe. The truth: a gluten-free menu is a helpful signalβ¦Read →
Is Coeliac Disease a Food Allergy? No, Here Is the Difference
“It’s just an allergy” is probably the most repeated line about coeliac disease — and it’s the one that causes the most confusion atβ¦Read →
Does a Shared Fryer Really Matter if Heat Destroys Gluten?
Short answer The myth: cooking gets hot enough to destroy gluten, so eating gluten-free food from a shared fryer is fine. The truth: normalβ¦Read →
Gluten-Free Social Situations: Confidence at Dinners, Parties and Beyond
Coeliac disease is medical, but it is also social. It shows up at birthdays, family dinners, work lunches, dates and holidays — every situationβ¦Read →
Coeliac Myths, Debunked: 12 Things People Get Wrong
Coeliac myths spread fast β and some of them are genuinely risky. We've turned each of the twelve most common ones into its ownβ¦Read →
Coeliac Kids at School: Lunchboxes, Parties and a Plan That Works
Sending a child with coeliac disease to school can feel like handing over control of something you have worked hard to keep steady. Theβ¦Read →Newsletter
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