Understanding Celiac Disease

26 Secrets of People Who Live With Celiac Disease

What You Need to Know: Celiac Disease and Going Gluten-Free

For most people, the decision to eliminate gluten from their diets is a personal choice. For the 1 out of 100 people who have celiac disease, going gluten-free is a necessity.

5 things you should know about celiac disease

A gluten-free diet has been a popular choice in recent years, but for about 1% of Americans, it isn’t a choice at all. Pizza, burgers, and even avocado toast can

Diagnosed With Celiac Disease? How (and Why) to Follow a Gluten-Free Diet

Help for sticking to a healthy gluten-free lifestyle

Celiac Disease Diet, Food Lists, Sample Menu, and Tips

For people with celiac disease, avoiding gluten is essential but can be harder than it seems. This article reviews the benefits of the celiac disease diet and provides lists of foods to eat and avoid.

This Is What It’s Like to Have Celiac Disease, According to a Fitness Competitor

Celiac Disease: Why Some People Really Have to Avoid Gluten

1% of people go gluten-free, not for some diet fad, but because they have to for their health.

Celiac Disease and Early Diet: A Link?

Can we 'deactivate' celiac disease?

Celiac disease is underpinned by a complex chemical reaction. Researchers have now found a way to deactivate a crucial part of this reaction, which may — in the future — make it possible to treat the condition.

Does a Gluten-free Diet Increase Cardiovascular Risk in Celiac Disease Patients?

Does a gluten-free diet increase the risk of cardiovascular problems in patients with celiac disease?

Celiac Disease and Your Rights to Long Term Disability Benefits.

Celiac Disease is a permanent intolerance to wheat protein and related alcohol soluble proteins (prolamins) found in rye and barley. Celiac Disease can lead to an autoimmune disease, which can result in inflammation and malabsorption of critical vitamins, minerals and calories and eventually a long term disability. Signs and Symptoms of Celiac Disease These signs and symptoms can include: 1.) Diarrhea, 2.) Iron deficiency anemia, 3.)…

Could non-gluten proteins play a role in celiac disease?

Scientists have largely ignored non-gluten proteins, and the few studies on their potential role in celiac disease have produced conflicting results. But now researchers are taking another look. 

19 Ways Life Changes When You Have Celiac Disease

When you have celiac disease, much more changes than just your diet. Today, I round up 19 ways that a celiac disease diagnosis will change your life, from learning how to eat out gluten free to struggling with dating to finding new, delicious gluten free foods.

The 7 Surprising Early Signs Of Alzheimer's Disease

These behavioral changes may warn of Alzheimer's — and they have nothing to do with memory problems.

What to Say to Someone with Alzheimer's

Knowing how to communicate and what to say to someone with Alzheimer's is important as the disease progresses. Learn how to connect.

What Is The Difference Between Alzheimer’s and Dementia?

Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are often used interchangeably. Discover how the two diagnoses, while related, are remarkably different.

Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease and What to Expect

First blanking on a grandchild’s name, then accusing a son or daughter of stealing personal belongings, to eventually not recognizing close family members—this is the heart-breaking long goodbye, also known as Alzheimer’s disease.

7 Ways to Prevent Heart Disease as You Age

How to keep your heart healthy in your 60s and beyond

Living Past 90 Doesn't Mean Disease, Disability

Study suggests life can be long and healthy, although good genes help a lot

5 Ways to Help Prevent Alzheimer's Disease

Healthy habits that are good for you now have been shown to help prevent Alzheimer's too.