A lot of people go gluten-free for celiac disease and think this will solve all their problems. Unfortunately this isn't for everyone. In fact, a large majority of the people that have celiac disease also have lactose intolerance! In this video and short post, I explain to you the connection between the 2 as well as the symptoms you should realize if you are lactose intolerant. Symptoms of lactose intolerance: Bloating. Pain or cramps in the lower belly. Gurgling or rumbling sounds in the lower belly. Gas. Loose stools or diarrhea Throwing up. Note: Symptoms of lactose intolerance usually occur within 30 minutes - 2 hours after consuming milk products. Facts about the celiac / lactose intolerance connection: Eating gluten when you were undiagnosed damages the villi in your intestine making it no longer able to digest the lactose molecule. A large amount of people who go gluten-free for celiac disease are recommended to go dairy free as well for the first year. It is possible for lactose to be reintroduced after going gluten-free for about 2 years. Celiac disease and lactose intolerance are connected and should be tested on your own or by a doctor. For more info on Lactose Intolerance, Click Here! For more on the connection between the 2, Click Here! Where you aware that the 2 were connected? Comment below!
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It's May 1st and that means it's the start of Celiac Disease Awareness Month (and the crowd cheers)! Of course it's important to educate others about celiac disease all year round, but designating a month
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In honor of May being Celiac Awareness Month, rather than me just share my experiences living with the disease… I want to hear from YOU! Each week last month I asked a different question about living with celiac disease and the responses I got were incredible! It makes me so proud to be a part
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There are many lessons learned from celiac disease and the gluten-free lifestyle. I detail 10 of the most profound lessons in this article.
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