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10.01: Celiac Disease Do’s and Don’ts

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#1 written by despookyhhr 2 years ago

My mom didn’t decide I had it. the doctors did. Mom had died from type 1 diabetes 3 years earlier. Also a related disease.

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#2 written by ZeldaPhan 2 years ago

Who the fuck cares if i have this gene or not!? I feel better being gluten free, and that’s all that really matters. You’re being EXTREMELY arrogant, and quite a bit of an asshole. I reckon you should stop acting as though you’re a “True Celiac” and that I’m a “faker”, as your only favorited video seems to claim I am.

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#3 written by tubagypsie 2 years ago

Thank you. I should totally forward this to all of my friends .

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#4 written by skierchick23 2 years ago

I don’t understand why you would eat gluten because it was the only thing available… I’m not trying to trash you but like I don’t know if you realize that even that will harm you.

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#5 written by ZeldaPhan 2 years ago

I wouldn’t eat gluten if it was the only thing there. I’ve never actually done that. I meant that if i was going to pass out from hunger and all that was there had gluten in it, then yeah i would eat it. A worst case scenario kind of thing.
Obviously i know that it would be a REALLY stupid thing to do though.

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#6 written by petachick93 2 years ago

I have celiac 2.
your video is great but a lot of your information is incorrect.
1. it does not only affect the intestines, it affects the entire body because of teh malnourishment
2. it doesn’t affect your intestines for just a week, the damage from eating a small portion of gluten takes about 6 months to heal.

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#7 written by mysticsecret1313 2 years ago

I’m gluten free too. Rock on, stay strong.

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#8 written by CeliacGirl101 2 years ago

i have it too

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#9 written by laleeska 2 years ago

Actually despookyhhr you do NOT have to have the gene, maybe you should research a little more. You can develop it throughout your lifetime. You do not have to be born with the gene. I have been diagnosed through biopsy, and they did not have to do the gene test, and none of my parents have it or anyone else in my family. I had developed it and I have seen pictures of my intestines, and my TTG level was 208 when the normal is 20 or below. So don’t be so smart when you are really not…

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#10 written by webkinzfaithluver 2 years ago

i just found out, like, 3 weeks ago that i have celiac diesase. since u have probably had it longer than me, i kind of need some advice about what i can eat. like, do u get ur food online or offline? what do u think is the best place to shop for gluten free food?

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#11 written by webkinzfaithluver 2 years ago

Oh and if I eat gluten my stomache will REALLY hurt, and I will have a really hard time breathing. But my intestines r JUST starting to heal, and so school is in a week and I am going to have a lot of trouble with my stomache again. The school will provide me with a gluten free lunch, but it just wont be the same. What happens to u if u consume gluten?

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#12 written by ZeldaPhan 2 years ago

I have a particularly mild case, so i only “feel” horrible for about a week. I know that the damage is a lot worse though!
thanks for letting me know about the inconsistencies in my information! That’s how you learn after all

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#13 written by ZeldaPhan 2 years ago

I’ll send you a private message so we can talk a little, sound good? I’ll answer any question you have

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#14 written by evilcabbage08 2 years ago

im gluten free i got it like a few months ago but i break out in red rashy itchy spots its annoying when my friends go h8 that its got annoying

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#15 written by Josephsf1983 2 years ago

I was diagnosis celiac disease back in 2005 I was 22 year old and My Dad just got diagnosis with celiac disease last monday and he 51 years old.

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#16 written by Josephsf1983 2 years ago

I fellow the gulten free diet . but My Dad dose not fellow the gulten free diet his blood test came 100% for celiac but tell himself dose not have celiac beause he dose not get sick when he eat gulten. I told My Dad he should eat gluten free But he dose not listen to Me still eat wheat any way .

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#17 written by TheCeliacVoid 2 years ago

Celiac unite: A Million Against Celiac Disease group on FaceBook.

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#18 written by blackguarding 2 years ago

I wish there’d been more info available before my grandma lost the battle with it.

I’m hoping I caught mine in time. Been healthy for over a month now, and I never thought that was possible.

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#19 written by satrapy27 2 years ago

no, its not intestinal only. In celiac disease, skin may develop a rash, you can get anemia, and your joints may hurt.

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#20 written by satrapy27 2 years ago

good thing you can get carrot sticks in the US
I know, people say; this is so good about pizza or something in front of us, that is so rude.

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#21 written by Redbirdgirl88 2 years ago

@Josephsf1983 same with my mom! mine was 95% and i think from my moms symptoms she might have it but she can’t be bothered.

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#22 written by Redbirdgirl88 2 years ago

thanks for posting! good to put it out there.

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#23 written by getoutofmyway01 2 years ago

<3 I have it too. I made a boo boo last night.. ate something I shouldn't have. But I feel ok. it was my third mistake since daignosed in 2008... I was so upset last night. Have you made any errors? Thanks.. great vid.

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#24 written by raulduke2010 2 years ago

I’m gonna go ahead and phrase everything as a question. This is unwatchable.

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#25 written by dusktildawn16 2 years ago

The reaction to celiac isn’t only in the digestive tract. It may be that personally your own symptoms are only there, but it also can cause seizures, neurological problems, depression, even infertility. If I eat gluten my limbs go tingly and numb and sometimes I can’t use my hands or can’t stand.

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