I have celiac disease and DH. Gluten is one type of "lectin". After staying away from gluten, wheat, oats, barley and all the things you mentioned in this video, I still had flareups. I found out that many nightshades had lectins. Once I stayed away from that, I got much better. Flare-ups were much less. Also, gluten is in many products like shampoos and bodywashes...those kind of products. People need to know this. I also stay away from grains like corn. That caused huge flareups for me. Listen to the patient who has the disease because they live with it.
Not sure why I watched this since I have Celiac Disease, lol. Something interesting is the absence of gastrointestinal symptoms before diagnosis, or "silent Celiac" as dubbed in the community. I had no symptoms of any food intolerance. I discovered I had Celiac Disease when I got tested for a suspected iron deficiency. We weren't sure why I was deficient, so he ran the blood panel and yup, super high results lol. This actually happens a lot.
Saaaaame . However when i was diagnosed and started following GF diet for months there was once i got glutned accidentally and i got super sick abdominal discomfort plus brain fog I dont know if my celiac isn't slinet anymore or what
@@sarahyoutube5345 I accidentally glutened myself two weeks ago. No symptoms! GF for 10 months. Some people gain symptoms/sensitivity. Some never do. Celiac is a strange disorder lol
Thank you for your informative talk. I suspect I have it but I've been almost 4 weeks now off gluten products & have no desire to have any gluten just to get the right test. Bugger that!!😊
Thank you levelupRN. Taking your advice from your other videos. Taking a topic/content and listening to that topic/content from other resources for better understanding and study strategies.
I am diagnosed with celiac disease 13 years ago buy now if i eat food with gluten sometimes it doesn't show any side effects so what that means celiac disease is cureable?
I can certainly understand the frustration one with Celiac may have just trying to survive. But, does X'ing out of so many foods cause a psychological conditioning of needing to be RIGHT and others WRONG? Just asking..
Don't worry it's very normal I myself got diagnosed with celiac when I was 5. It's pretty normal for me just ensure that he eats a gluten free diet and doesn't consume any sort of gluten and he'll be absolutely normal. There's nothing to worry about. There are many gluten free products out there almost every products gluten free version can be found so yeah
There is no treament for it you have to stay on a gluten free diet its the only thing you need i should know my son was born with it and i devloped it my son was diagnosed with it in 1983.
I have celiac disease and DH. Gluten is one type of "lectin". After staying away from gluten, wheat, oats, barley and all the things you mentioned in this video, I still had flareups. I found out that many nightshades had lectins. Once I stayed away from that, I got much better. Flare-ups were much less.
Also, gluten is in many products like shampoos and bodywashes...those kind of products. People need to know this. I also stay away from grains like corn. That caused huge flareups for me. Listen to the patient who has the disease because they live with it.
Glad you are doing better!
I watched several Celiac videos and this one was by far the best and most informative. Bravo!
So glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Not sure why I watched this since I have Celiac Disease, lol. Something interesting is the absence of gastrointestinal symptoms before diagnosis, or "silent Celiac" as dubbed in the community. I had no symptoms of any food intolerance. I discovered I had Celiac Disease when I got tested for a suspected iron deficiency. We weren't sure why I was deficient, so he ran the blood panel and yup, super high results lol. This actually happens a lot.
That is super interesting! So glad that figured out what was going on… thank you for watching. ❤️
This is exactly my story. I’m glad to hear other people have silent symptoms. And I’m not having fun eating gluten free. 😂
@@jayndough68 I actually find eating GF completely fine, lol. Doesn't bother me
Saaaaame . However when i was diagnosed and started following GF diet for months there was once i got glutned accidentally and i got super sick abdominal discomfort plus brain fog
I dont know if my celiac isn't slinet anymore or what
@@sarahyoutube5345 I accidentally glutened myself two weeks ago. No symptoms! GF for 10 months. Some people gain symptoms/sensitivity. Some never do. Celiac is a strange disorder lol
You are always so informative. I love that you keep your videos short and to the point. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
This is 100% correct.
Thank you for your informative talk. I suspect I have it but I've been almost 4 weeks now off gluten products & have no desire to have any gluten just to get the right test. Bugger that!!😊
Thank you levelupRN. Taking your advice from your other videos. Taking a topic/content and listening to that topic/content from other resources for better understanding and study strategies.
I am diagnosed with celiac disease 13 years ago buy now if i eat food with gluten sometimes it doesn't show any side effects so what that means celiac disease is cureable?
I can certainly understand the frustration one with Celiac may have just trying to survive. But, does X'ing out of so many foods cause a psychological conditioning of needing to be RIGHT and others WRONG? Just asking..
So clear and helpful. Thank you.
Ideal and complete ❤
So happy it was helpful! ❤️
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thank you so much for all of your videos. They’re so helpful!
You are so welcome! ❤️
Can a pinched or narrow celiac artery cause heart palpitations and can a pinched/ narrow artery cause IBS?
Explained very well thank you
Glad it was helpful!
thanks!
You are welcome! 👍
thanks for the information.
You are welcome!
Thank you so much ma'am
Most welcome 😊
Mam my baby is 6 year old he fell in celiac disease I m worry please help me I love my baby very much please
Don't worry it's very normal
I myself got diagnosed with celiac when I was 5. It's pretty normal for me just ensure that he eats a gluten free diet and doesn't consume any sort of gluten and he'll be absolutely normal. There's nothing to worry about. There are many gluten free products out there almost every products gluten free version can be found so yeah
Ive been diagnosed with Sickle Cell Trait with an iron deficiency... could this mean anything?
Iron deficiency can be caused by a number of disorders… so it is important to talk to your provider about what can be causing this in your case.
Nice knowledgeble video
So glad it was helpful!
My auntie is allergic to gluten.
No one wants to know
That’s totally different than celiac disease
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Cathy from where? didn't get that🤣🤣🤣
There is no treament for it you have to stay on a gluten free diet its the only thing you need i should know my son was born with it and i devloped it my son was diagnosed with it in 1983.
Mujhe celiac disease hai
Sounds like the female version of Lex Blazer.