What is celiac disease?
Celiac disease is an autoimmune
disorder of GIT that can damage its walls and disturb digestive processes.
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| What is celiac disease? |
Reasons of celiac disease and symptoms
Celiac disease is actually an
autoimmune disorder that is triggered at any age, in any gender, due to any
factor especially stress, dietary factors, surgery, radiations, infection etc. |
| Reasons of celiac disease and symptoms |
Medical complications
There are a lot of medical complications which are
associated with C.D
- Bone weakness
- Fatigue
- Abdominal cramps
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Bloating
- Muscle wasting
- Hormonal issues
- Weight lost
- Memory issues
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| Symptoms of Celiac disease |
Nutritional management
Celiac disease can be managed
only through dietary modifications, if a person drastically using antibiotics
and supplements and hoping that he/she will get well, this would be the most
leaded misconception.
Through dietary management, one
can manage it’s fully and can also cure its signs and symptoms.
One should be very careful about
gluten free diet, high FODMAP foods and low FODMAP foods, dairy products, baked
products, high fructose, low fructose, high fiber, low fiber and many more
other products. |
| Celiac disease Nutritional management |
Dietary management
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Types
of foods allowed
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Types
of foods not allowed
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Gluten free
foods
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Gluten
containing foods
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Low FODMAP foods (banana, spinach, strawberry,
passion fruit, broccoli, lemon, corn, carrot and orange)
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High FODMAP foods (apple, milk, grapefruit,
soybean, green tea, chocolate and mango.)
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Calcium
sources:
Soy products and cheese etc. can be used to
compensate calcium sources.
Ca supplements are also suggested.
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Dairy products such as milk, yogurt, shake, tea,
smoothies, and coffee etc. should be ignored first few months because they
can also increase inflammation.
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Soluble fibers (i.e. banana, oranges etc.)
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Insoluble fibers (i.e. oats muesli etc.)
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Omega 3 fatty acids
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Omega 6 fatty acids
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Chicken, fish, mutton and beef | Chicken, fish, mutton and beef
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Lentils, beans, sprouts etc.
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Short chain fatty acids
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Long chain fatty acids
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Simple non baked and non-fermented products i.e.
salad etc.
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Bakery products and fermented products.
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Boiled, broiled, air fry products. | | Air Fry |
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Fried, bakery products.
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If you want to gain weight then you can make
gluten free flour by mixing rice, cumin, maize, black cumin, and
tapioca in specific proportion. | | gluten free flour by mixing rice, cumin, maize, black cumin, and tapioca |
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Don’t, use any product made up of wheat, oats,
flour, and lentils etc.
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