8. You’re not allowed to sign legal documents the day of your colonoscopy. This is pretty obvious, but it’s kind of funny. You’re going to be pretty loopy after the procedure.

What are the most common celiac disease symptoms? We asked those living with the disease. The result is this infographic. Enjoy and share.

Have you noticed a McDonald’s on every street corner in your area? Most people seem to take McDonalds for granted, but for someone with celiac disease, if you are traveling or stuck out in public for whatever reason, having McDonald’s gluten-free menu nearby can be very beneficial and reassuring.

Itchy mouth, swollen throat, vomiting.… These symptoms can be caused by more than just food allergies. The disorders described below may produce symptoms like those of food allergies. However, some do not involve IgE (immunoglobulin E), the antibody that causes potentially life-threatening

There’s always more to learn when it comes to understanding food allergies. Our “Know the Difference” blog series tackles some of the most commonly misunderstood terms and concepts about food allergies and food allergy management.

Experience a week where the outdoor environment is the center of FUN and lasting friendships are made. During our Overnight Camp your camper will be guided by responsible counselors while enjoying traditional camp activities – from the opening camp fire, to arts and crafts, boating, cabin activities, and swimming time, to the farewell fire …

The Patient Celiac I am a mom and M.D. with Celiac Disease working to increase awareness and share information about gluten-related disorders. Menu Skip to content

The Patient Celiac I am a mom and M.D. with Celiac Disease working to increase awareness and share information about gluten-related disorders. Menu Skip to content

Watch: Teen saves fellow student from choking on a cheese curd Watch: Teen saves fellow student from choking on a cheese curdA cafeteria security camera caught freshman Will Olson as he began to cough on a cheese curd while eating with other students. A fellow teen saved him using the Heimlich

Recent news stories have downplayed the significance of non-celiac gluten sensitivity, even going as far as suggesting that it doesn’t exist. But a growing body of evidence has proven that gluten intolerance is not only real, but is potentially a much larger problem than celiac disease.