Gluten Free But May Contain Wheat
You’re walking through the supermarket when you see a new product marked gluten-free. You read the ingredients like you always do and notice “May Contain Wheat” at the bottom. Do you buy it? Products that…
Brain Symptoms in Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity
There are 36 Brain Disorders Cause by Gluten Sensitivity and Celiac Disease listed in the Gluten Free Works Treatment Guide. How they are caused and treatment are presented. The people who follow the steps provided…
Using the Treatment Guide Worksheet to Work With Your Doctor and Improve Your Treatment
Good communication with our healthcare providers is crucial. We want to present our doctors with enough information to come to the correct diagnosis and treatment. It is kind of like the difference between an essay…
Connecting the Dots Between Underlying Causes and Symptoms – Apathy, Magnesium, Thiamin
Symptoms and health problems all have a cause. (Don’t believe it if someone tells you different, no matter what letters they might have behind their name.) Cleo and John Libonati discuss why discovering the underlying…
Shared Genes in Type 1 Diabetes and Celiac Disease
A 2008 study provides more evidence that there is a link between celiac disease and gluten. This article in Scientific American reviews the study. Diabetes and celiac disease: A Genetic Connection Patients with type 1…
Osteopenia Found in 50% of Children with Celiac Disease
Research shows celiac disease can cause brittle bones in children. Can a gluten-free diet correct it?
A teenage gymnast is completing an exercise at the US Nationals gymnastics competition. At seventeen years of age, she is one of the top athletes in the country, physically strong and incredibly fit.
Both her wrists fracture during the dismount.
Doctors test her bone density to find out why her bones broke so easily. Although she is just a teenager, she is diagnosed with osteopenia, the precursor to osteoporosis and a bone disorder that normally afflicts people over 55. She has never had gastrointestinal issues, but her doctors test her for celiac disease anyway because something is obviously wrong with the way she is absorbing and/or metabolizing calcium.
Crayola Crayons & Other Gluten-Free Crayola Products
Do Crayola products contain Gluten? [Editor’s Note: Updated January 5, 2022] According to Crayola’s safety specialists, “Crayola Dough*, Glitter Dots, and Easy Peel Crayon Pencils are manufactured with wheat (flour) as an ingredient and therefore are…
How to Read Your Fingernails to Determine Your Nutrient Deficiencies
Find out what your nails are telling you about your health in this important video tutorial. These nail problems reveal underlying causes that need to be corrected – and are usually simple to fix –…
Anxiety and Celiac Disease, Causes and Response to a Gluten Free Diet
“An estimated 40 million adult Americans suffer from anxiety disorder.” (1) These 40 million people total 18.1 percent of the United States that are at least 18 or over. (2) According to “Recognizing Celiac Disease”…
Celiac Disease, Diabetes Have Genetic Link
The article below discusses that similar genes are found in people with celiac disease and Type 1 Diabetes. This supports the findings of a Danish study that showed 12.3% of children with Type 1 Diabetes…