2008 June « Celiac Disease
Jun 30 2008

Gluten Free Coriander Chicken with Mango Salsa Recipe

Fresh mango salsa spices up chicken in this tasty gluten free recipe. Your taste buds will thank you for making this dish. Simple and easy to make, you can enjoy Coriander Chicken with Mango Salsa any day of the week. This goes great with brown rice, too. Coriander Chicken with Mango Salsa Recipe Ingredients: 1 [...]

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Jun 27 2008

How do Doctors Treat Celiac Disease?

So, you’ve been diagnosed with Celiac Disease.  What is next?  Currently there is no cure for Celiac Disease, so instead you will want to treat it by adhering to a gluten free diet for the remainder of your life. Treatment for Celiac Disease When gluten is removed from the diet, the small intestine will start to [...]

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Jun 26 2008

How Do Doctors Diagnose Celiac Disease?

Have you ever wondered how doctors correctly diagnose Celiac disease?   Here is some information that we’ve collected to give you an idea of the entire process for a successful Celiac Diagnosis. How do Doctors Diagnose Celiac Disease? A person seeking preliminary diagnosis of celiac disease must be consuming gluten.  If the individual is not consuming [...]

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Jun 25 2008

What are the Symptoms of Celiac Disease?

Worried you might have Celiac Disease?  Unlike many other diseases, food allergies, and/or food intolerances, Celiac Disease does not have a few standard symptoms you can easily look for.   That is why it often takes an average of 5 years before receiving a correct celiac diagnosis. Currently their are two ways to know for sure that [...]

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Jun 24 2008

What are the Causes of Celiac Disease?

The cause of Celiac Disease (also known as celiac sprue or gluten sensitive enteropathy) is currently unknown, however research indicates that Celiac Disease is strongly associated with a group of genes on Chromosome 6.  These genes (HLA class II) are involved in the regulation of the body’s immune response to the gluten protein fractions. Recent [...]

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