i have it ive had it but ive found out i can tolerate some gluten and i have alot of stomach cramps and i was diagonsed with osterpinia which can be very painful... i watch my gluten in take just eat fresh veg and meat ive tried all the diet plans but none work i just eat about !0% gluten and i feel fine its horrid when you goto dinner with friends as they think your a alien i try to keep watch and seem to be coping but ive found these help Actimel drinks the culture helps me & Vitamin B12
I was just diagnosed yesterday with Celiac. They found it on an endoscopy (that I had for another reason) and was confirmed with a blood test. Today is my first day gluten free and I feel worse than ever! I wonder if you can get withdrawals from gluten? Eating gluten free is hard, but the cake/cookie mixes actually aren't so bad...
I've been diagnosed with celiac disease for about 5 years now. I was so happy when they found out what was wrong. When I was in 5th grade I was sick almost the entire year, lolz and yet my twin sister showed no symptoms. Everything is great now, just sucks when something gets cross contaminated. That's a really long night for me. ;)
I recently have been diagnosed with Coeliac disease,eating out is a bit of a minefield,there is a lot of trust in the people serving the food.Are spices safe to eat?
@jodey1965 - Yes the majority of spices are safe. But as always read the label. Eating out used to scare me too, but Salads, Grilled Chicken/Beef (without sauce) and rice/potato can be ordered at just about any place. Hope that helps :)
To filmfanatic1414, Celiac is actually an autoimmune disease, so three things are needed to actually trigger the disease. The first is genetic, yes, but it also requires the allergen (for lack of a better word) being consumed, and third, a trigger. This trigger is often a stressful time in one's life or other emotional period. So even though someone is born with the genetic potential for the disease, they may never actually contract it.
Great video!! Sadly 85% are false negative blood tests, and also there's no need to do a biopsy these days, a DNA test is the MOST accurate test of all, find a lab that carries it. Also some packages or coffee shops who make their own snacks may say "gluten free" but contain oats - do not eat them you'll be cramping for days. For sushi lovers, replace soy with lemon. Another hidden gluten is imitation crab, blue cheese and caramel. Sorry, I know.. Don't forget your B12 supplement
@singingmaya - I agree. I get really sick if I eat anything with caramel - even coffee with the syrup. I never liked blue cheese but thanks for the heads up on imitation crab :)
Damn...really good video. Didn't even notice it was done in high school until I read the description. Better than most that I have seen on youtube. Kudos.
i have it and they should make more foods tht r gluten free i had the symtoms for my whole life like all of them depression and cramps like tht stuff i sucks but im trying to get healthy
If you don't mind i would like 4 mins of your time to write to me what do you usually do in your day well to be honest iam making a video tutorial on how to manage time like a pro.. check my channel to know what i'm talking about.. anyways it would be helpful if you tell me your feedback :) thank you in advance
This video is perfect for giving important information of cloediac i was trying to find a video of it this video is the most useful one i sawed thank you very much doctor :)
This is great info. However, Gluten doesn't effect only those with CD. It would be real nice if you could do an addition video & include the fact the millions more ppl, like myself, that have a gluten intolerance. This can also mildly or greatly effects ones health. I didn't know I had an intolerance until after childbirth. Thankfully, after 4 yrs I got educated about gluten. So, 6 yrs after my child was born, I'm slowly beginning to feel better.
This may seem silly, but the hardest part for me is dealing with the disease in social situations. I'm in college and it's hard to go out with friends worrying about getting glutened. Also, there are many business luncheons I need to be going to, to meet employers but I avoid them because I know there is nothing for me to eat. The only restaurants I can eat a safely are steakhouses. order meat and potatoes lol.
Actually, you can still get contaminated from grills. I usually ask for baked or boiled chicken, plain steamed vegetables, and rice. You can also get small containers to carry around salad dressings with you and then just ask for that. I have found that people will usually be accommodating, especially girls. Try going out for sushi or to a vegan place, they usually have gf options (so long as you avoid soy sauce).
@MikaOwns I know the feeling completely! I'm 22 I found out I have celiac at 21 and my work does lunches and such where I don't always get to eat what is being served. I've found that I have a heard time hanging out with my friends as well.
Its not fair when everyone eles gets to eat cakes and biscuits. And im stuck with gulten free flour - lots of things with gluten free flour in it tastes horrible :( its not FAIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR :(
@XxJls11111xX It's harder to have the younger you are, for sure. Are there any gluten-free bakeries in your area, that sell cupcakes, cookies, etc? Or can you get them at grocery stores like whole foods.
@SnazzyArcade not really bakeries theres shops like tesco that have little corners with gluten free food but thats all. Plus i have brothers and sisters that can eat whatever they want and they tease me!
i just had a blood test for cealiac. i am 14, i am smallest in my class, i get very bad stomach pains and i have been for the last 5 years or so. i am also very lazy and unfit so that might be fatigue. i get pissed off when my parents talk about how my day was at school. i also have gained 5 kilos in one week. i now weigh 39. yesterday i weighed 42.
I know all of you are trying to do the right thing....but the gluten part of it doesn't have to be the enemy....I have Crohn's disease and now consider myself cured. I just eat REAL food....not preservatives, no additvies, basically no packaged or canned food, all organic, absolutely no milk because it's meant for a baby cow ( look at john mcdougall on the perils of dairy for starters) and no meat...because that is meant for carnivores with short digestive tracts...short and sweet but it helps!
excuse my spelling but you forgot violent vomiting and in children swollen mid sectoin. i am 13 on those are my side effects the mid section went back to normal size after i was diagnosed but you also forgot oats people say that they are gluten free other than that great presentation hope you won
wow i cant believe i wuz sick for all my life im 12 and we FINALLY found a cure :D half my family have it but were adapting its beeen about 6 mounths comment :D
My life has changed because of this diet. My family dont care about me, its just: "Don't eat that" or "Want some of this? Oh yea, you cant- Ha ha!" Now I wish I was never born, or I was dead. You would be surprised what life is like without the food you've grown up with. (I'm lactose intolerant too, that doesn't help me life either.) And you know what? Even the food I CAN eat makes me sick- I wish I were dead. Scientists should start fixing this, not how to cure headaches.
@Clayguy247 I know how you feel,, i went through this also about 3 years ago... my family didnt realy understand the importance of not eating gluten... just hang in there... trust me i know its hard, i went 15 years eating bread my whole life! i loved it sooooo much, and now all of a suden i cant eat it... even though ive been diagnosed for 3 years, its still new to me, and i still wished i could eat bread all the time.. but there are so many new products coming out that are labeled gluten free
@Clayguy247 I know how you feel,, i went through this also about 3 years ago... my family didnt realy understand the importance of not eating gluten just hang in there. trust me i know its hard, i went 15 years eating bread my whole life! i loved it sooooo much, and now all of a suden i cant eat it.even though ive been diagnosed for 3 years, its still new to me, and i still wished i could eat bread all the time.but there are so many new products coming out that are labeled gluten free
I was diagnosed with celiac disease since i was 8. I got used to having a glutenfree diet. 10 years later i got diagnosed with Leukemia. I've had lots of chemo and eventually even a stemcell transplantation. Because of the new stem cells i have i might not have Celiac disease anymore. Atleast thats what the doctor said. So i've been eating gluten for 3 months now and will get the results of that in 2 weeks. I wonder if it's actually possible to get rid of celiac disease since its genetic stuff..
Eating out can indeed be a challenge. Great Video! Yet I must say I am quite annoyed with Domino's Pizza here in Australia. Be sure to check out my recent video and leave a comment on it!
youtube.com/watch?v=MkjGPNL9WXU (<=== N.B. ensure there are no spaces in the link when pasting it!)
For anyone newly diagnosed and watching videos, if you're upset about not eating wheat... trust me... it's not bad at all. The idea of it is bad, which is what gets people upset, you're used to foods and certain ways of eating, but once you adjust it's honestly like nothing ever changed. Also a good tip, if you're worried about eating bread that tastes like rock covered in glue for the rest of your life, try UDI's bread, seriously. And for hope... a vaccine has been developed and being tested!
@HOCKEYRULEZ10 You're "born with it" because it's a genetic predisposition. That means that the disease can be triggered at any age (for you age 6), but there is no way a person could have full blown Celiac Disease unless they possess the gene for it! Sorry. I have it too. Best of luck little lady :)
I think the reason some people say that people with Celiac Disease are born with it is because they're talking about the gene that's associated with Celiac Disease. The symptoms become more apparent sooner with some people and later with others. Maybe it's relative to the damage done to the small intestine and the malabsorption caused by it.
If you have Celiac, you are born with it, you just might not show symptoms since birth. I didn't show symptoms until I was twelve, and it is possible that something triggered the disease, but I had it all along, it just hadn't been effecting me.
Great video, and despookyhhr It is UNDER DIAGNOSED which is why there aren't that many people in the US who for sure have it. The numbers aren't over estimated, the people who have it just don't know.
The thing about modified food starch confused me. Is there no law that requires manufacturers to label ANY wheat that a product contains? That's what it's like in Germany. I thought that the US had the same regulations. Have I been glutening myself for years without knowing it? :(
@Filmfantic ~ Good job on you video, your research was well done.
@SpatialVortex, actually you are quite incorrect, research has show that people are born w/Celiac, it only manifests after ingesting gluten.
@Zoey8572 your half right and half wrong. You would look smarter if you had spelled things correctly too. Yes, endiosocpy are tested both ways. Celiac is a gluten intolerence, when you eat items w/gluten it causes damage to villis. When the damage accures is what cause malnutrition.
@ Spital vortex dont talk u got it wrong tooo lett people who have celiac like mee make yhese videos okkk gawd this upsetss me it isent caused by eating gluten its caused by malnutrition
Yeahh uhhh no people are not born born with it i have ciliac disese and you got more then just that wrong but you cant say that it is developed by a viral devitiencee in the small intestenss and those symptumms were wrongg and the tube goes up ur butt not down the throut its called a colonascapii and it is developed during childhood soo allll syptems are during childhood yeah thats not all i could go onn so gett your facts right next timee
Hello everyone, I just created a website for people with celiac, the site is still under construction but the forums are up and running and I would love to build a nice community within those forums. I am working on building a database with all gluten-free food as well. Check it out at celiacreviews()com with () being the dot of course "."
What editing system did you use?
MaddewBee 1 week ago
I think you need to add all the symptoms and it's very painful...it's multi system
myfairytaletreasures 4 weeks ago
i have it ive had it but ive found out i can tolerate some gluten and i have alot of stomach cramps and i was diagonsed with osterpinia which can be very painful... i watch my gluten in take just eat fresh veg and meat ive tried all the diet plans but none work i just eat about !0% gluten and i feel fine its horrid when you goto dinner with friends as they think your a alien i try to keep watch and seem to be coping but ive found these help Actimel drinks the culture helps me & Vitamin B12
leef0324uk 1 month ago
thank you so much for this video, i have severe dermatitis when i was researching it up i found it can have a relation to celiac disease.
I have almost all the symptoms of celiac disease so im going to get checked out soon hopefully but my mum doesn't believe me.
by the way im only 14 in year 9 next year
Anzac97 2 months ago
i have the answer of gluten allergy u may contact me on 09826357660
rushil7061 3 months ago
I was just diagnosed yesterday with Celiac. They found it on an endoscopy (that I had for another reason) and was confirmed with a blood test. Today is my first day gluten free and I feel worse than ever! I wonder if you can get withdrawals from gluten? Eating gluten free is hard, but the cake/cookie mixes actually aren't so bad...
kshorse34 3 months ago
@kshorse34 You'll feel better the longer you go gluten free. It's hard but it'll get easier, at least I hope so, I'm still working on it as well.
usmcgirl19 2 months ago
I've been diagnosed with celiac disease for about 5 years now. I was so happy when they found out what was wrong. When I was in 5th grade I was sick almost the entire year, lolz and yet my twin sister showed no symptoms. Everything is great now, just sucks when something gets cross contaminated. That's a really long night for me. ;)
Kitkat7ful 3 months ago
i might have it but i dinnt know anthing about it and this video helped me alot
buba1031 3 months ago
I recently have been diagnosed with Coeliac disease,eating out is a bit of a minefield,there is a lot of trust in the people serving the food.Are spices safe to eat?
jodey1965 4 months ago
@jodey1965 - Yes the majority of spices are safe. But as always read the label. Eating out used to scare me too, but Salads, Grilled Chicken/Beef (without sauce) and rice/potato can be ordered at just about any place. Hope that helps :)
lyricaldose 2 months ago
@jodey1965 Spices are usually fine, if you have a facebook add The Celiac Diva she has a lot of good info and such she does a video about spices.
usmcgirl19 2 months ago
what's the background music?
kcrewws19 4 months ago
To filmfanatic1414, Celiac is actually an autoimmune disease, so three things are needed to actually trigger the disease. The first is genetic, yes, but it also requires the allergen (for lack of a better word) being consumed, and third, a trigger. This trigger is often a stressful time in one's life or other emotional period. So even though someone is born with the genetic potential for the disease, they may never actually contract it.
Iredviking 4 months ago
Great video!! Sadly 85% are false negative blood tests, and also there's no need to do a biopsy these days, a DNA test is the MOST accurate test of all, find a lab that carries it. Also some packages or coffee shops who make their own snacks may say "gluten free" but contain oats - do not eat them you'll be cramping for days. For sushi lovers, replace soy with lemon. Another hidden gluten is imitation crab, blue cheese and caramel. Sorry, I know.. Don't forget your B12 supplement
singingmaya 6 months ago
@singingmaya - I agree. I get really sick if I eat anything with caramel - even coffee with the syrup. I never liked blue cheese but thanks for the heads up on imitation crab :)
lyricaldose 2 months ago
Im getting a blood test today....,
xXxshaddicxXx 6 months ago
I am very happy with this disease, I feel good :D I might seem crazy. but It is good.
Because I have to order simple foods (easy too eat) when we go to restaurant.
I have been always uncomfortable eating outside. Now, I am ok because anyway I have limitation now ;)
Seaflowerr 6 months ago
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Seaflowerr 6 months ago
Damn...really good video. Didn't even notice it was done in high school until I read the description. Better than most that I have seen on youtube. Kudos.
esadbaf 7 months ago
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vaheedh 7 months ago
i have it and they should make more foods tht r gluten free i had the symtoms for my whole life like all of them depression and cramps like tht stuff i sucks but im trying to get healthy
TheKradle67 7 months ago
If you don't mind i would like 4 mins of your time to write to me what do you usually do in your day well to be honest iam making a video tutorial on how to manage time like a pro.. check my channel to know what i'm talking about.. anyways it would be helpful if you tell me your feedback :) thank you in advance
DrSNS 8 months ago
celiac diease is something that needs to be more well known. :)
howltothemoon101 9 months ago
This video is perfect for giving important information of cloediac i was trying to find a video of it this video is the most useful one i sawed thank you very much doctor :)
mrsadawong1 9 months ago
This is great info. However, Gluten doesn't effect only those with CD. It would be real nice if you could do an addition video & include the fact the millions more ppl, like myself, that have a gluten intolerance. This can also mildly or greatly effects ones health. I didn't know I had an intolerance until after childbirth. Thankfully, after 4 yrs I got educated about gluten. So, 6 yrs after my child was born, I'm slowly beginning to feel better.
tdginter 10 months ago
This was done very well :]
i have celiacs disease its no fun but im living healthy now :]]
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BARCASKILL 10 months ago
This may seem silly, but the hardest part for me is dealing with the disease in social situations. I'm in college and it's hard to go out with friends worrying about getting glutened. Also, there are many business luncheons I need to be going to, to meet employers but I avoid them because I know there is nothing for me to eat. The only restaurants I can eat a safely are steakhouses. order meat and potatoes lol.
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MikaOwns 11 months ago 2
@MikaOwns
Actually, you can still get contaminated from grills. I usually ask for baked or boiled chicken, plain steamed vegetables, and rice. You can also get small containers to carry around salad dressings with you and then just ask for that. I have found that people will usually be accommodating, especially girls. Try going out for sushi or to a vegan place, they usually have gf options (so long as you avoid soy sauce).
SnazzyArcade 10 months ago
@SnazzyArcade Thanks I'll try that out :)
MikaOwns 10 months ago
@MikaOwns I know the feeling completely! I'm 22 I found out I have celiac at 21 and my work does lunches and such where I don't always get to eat what is being served. I've found that I have a heard time hanging out with my friends as well.
usmcgirl19 2 months ago
@usmcgirl19 Yup it is pretty difficult. Someone should start a social network for celiacs lol.
MikaOwns 2 months ago
@MikaOwns haha they should! That'd be nice.
usmcgirl19 2 months ago
I had the blood test and the scope. :(
truesingerxx 11 months ago
Im 10 and I have it :/
Its not fair when everyone eles gets to eat cakes and biscuits. And im stuck with gulten free flour - lots of things with gluten free flour in it tastes horrible :( its not FAIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR :(
XxJls11111xX 11 months ago
@XxJls11111xX It's harder to have the younger you are, for sure. Are there any gluten-free bakeries in your area, that sell cupcakes, cookies, etc? Or can you get them at grocery stores like whole foods.
SnazzyArcade 10 months ago
@SnazzyArcade not really bakeries theres shops like tesco that have little corners with gluten free food but thats all. Plus i have brothers and sisters that can eat whatever they want and they tease me!
XxJls11111xX 10 months ago
wow ive had this shit all my life.. and didnt even know it , it explains alot
clos19851 1 year ago
i just had a blood test for cealiac. i am 14, i am smallest in my class, i get very bad stomach pains and i have been for the last 5 years or so. i am also very lazy and unfit so that might be fatigue. i get pissed off when my parents talk about how my day was at school. i also have gained 5 kilos in one week. i now weigh 39. yesterday i weighed 42.
12345RunescapeNerd 1 year ago
RNpedia.com to know more about this..
rnpedia 1 year ago
i have celiac disease and in a few weaks i am going to have a tube down my throught :(
breyercollecter2000 1 year ago
I know all of you are trying to do the right thing....but the gluten part of it doesn't have to be the enemy....I have Crohn's disease and now consider myself cured. I just eat REAL food....not preservatives, no additvies, basically no packaged or canned food, all organic, absolutely no milk because it's meant for a baby cow ( look at john mcdougall on the perils of dairy for starters) and no meat...because that is meant for carnivores with short digestive tracts...short and sweet but it helps!
allyskimmer 1 year ago
excuse my spelling but you forgot violent vomiting and in children swollen mid sectoin. i am 13 on those are my side effects the mid section went back to normal size after i was diagnosed but you also forgot oats people say that they are gluten free other than that great presentation hope you won
TheLizardLax 1 year ago
wow i cant believe i wuz sick for all my life im 12 and we FINALLY found a cure :D half my family have it but were adapting its beeen about 6 mounths comment :D
rookie9r 1 year ago
My life has changed because of this diet. My family dont care about me, its just: "Don't eat that" or "Want some of this? Oh yea, you cant- Ha ha!" Now I wish I was never born, or I was dead. You would be surprised what life is like without the food you've grown up with. (I'm lactose intolerant too, that doesn't help me life either.) And you know what? Even the food I CAN eat makes me sick- I wish I were dead. Scientists should start fixing this, not how to cure headaches.
Clayguy247 1 year ago
@Clayguy247 I know how you feel,, i went through this also about 3 years ago... my family didnt realy understand the importance of not eating gluten... just hang in there... trust me i know its hard, i went 15 years eating bread my whole life! i loved it sooooo much, and now all of a suden i cant eat it... even though ive been diagnosed for 3 years, its still new to me, and i still wished i could eat bread all the time.. but there are so many new products coming out that are labeled gluten free
hellokittyalvarez 1 year ago
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@Clayguy247 I know how you feel,, i went through this also about 3 years ago... my family didnt realy understand the importance of not eating gluten just hang in there. trust me i know its hard, i went 15 years eating bread my whole life! i loved it sooooo much, and now all of a suden i cant eat it.even though ive been diagnosed for 3 years, its still new to me, and i still wished i could eat bread all the time.but there are so many new products coming out that are labeled gluten free
hellokittyalvarez 1 year ago
I was diagnosed with celiac disease since i was 8. I got used to having a glutenfree diet. 10 years later i got diagnosed with Leukemia. I've had lots of chemo and eventually even a stemcell transplantation. Because of the new stem cells i have i might not have Celiac disease anymore. Atleast thats what the doctor said. So i've been eating gluten for 3 months now and will get the results of that in 2 weeks. I wonder if it's actually possible to get rid of celiac disease since its genetic stuff..
Pyr0nus 1 year ago
nice!!!! amazing!
kreator1969 1 year ago
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Eating out can indeed be a challenge. Great Video! Yet I must say I am quite annoyed with Domino's Pizza here in Australia. Be sure to check out my recent video and leave a comment on it!
youtube.com/watch?v=MkjGPNL9WXU (<=== N.B. ensure there are no spaces in the link when pasting it!)
Thanks for the great video!
kellynolan82 1 year ago
For anyone newly diagnosed and watching videos, if you're upset about not eating wheat... trust me... it's not bad at all. The idea of it is bad, which is what gets people upset, you're used to foods and certain ways of eating, but once you adjust it's honestly like nothing ever changed. Also a good tip, if you're worried about eating bread that tastes like rock covered in glue for the rest of your life, try UDI's bread, seriously. And for hope... a vaccine has been developed and being tested!
ChemicalOrigiN 1 year ago
does celiac disease causes diarrhea?
iloveyouhebe 1 year ago
@iloveyouhebe Yes, that is a symptom.
ChildOfTheSettingSun 1 year ago
owhh how to download this video....... I really need it.....
zehra801 1 year ago
Joe c from the song devil without a cause with kid rock died fron this... I think... Idk he was awesome tho.... :(
zezimaownzrofl 1 year ago
i have it, im 14 and i wasnt born with it, i got it when i was 6, mostly girls get this disease.
HOCKEYRULEZ10 1 year ago
@HOCKEYRULEZ10 You're "born with it" because it's a genetic predisposition. That means that the disease can be triggered at any age (for you age 6), but there is no way a person could have full blown Celiac Disease unless they possess the gene for it! Sorry. I have it too. Best of luck little lady :)
MsNomadRunner 1 year ago
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Ka731yn 1 year ago
What's sick is, a lot of people have the disease in a milder form, I mean a lot.
They say 1 in 133, its probably more like 1 in 20.
Try going gluten free for a month, see what happens.
generatrix999 1 year ago
I think the reason some people say that people with Celiac Disease are born with it is because they're talking about the gene that's associated with Celiac Disease. The symptoms become more apparent sooner with some people and later with others. Maybe it's relative to the damage done to the small intestine and the malabsorption caused by it.
StrixNoctis 1 year ago
i have celiac disease, and i wasnt born with it. im only 13 and i was diagnosed at 11. its so hard, and i hate having it. my mom has it too
gymnastbunny 1 year ago
If you have Celiac, you are born with it, you just might not show symptoms since birth. I didn't show symptoms until I was twelve, and it is possible that something triggered the disease, but I had it all along, it just hadn't been effecting me.
filmfanatic1414 1 year ago 4
@filmfanatic1414 ive just found out that ive got it
willster553 7 months ago
@filmfanatic1414 Not always celiac disease, can be non celiac gluten intolerance. Mostly the same, only the problem lies in the stomach.
MrEpicwinning 3 weeks ago
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Ka731yn 1 year ago
Great video, and despookyhhr It is UNDER DIAGNOSED which is why there aren't that many people in the US who for sure have it. The numbers aren't over estimated, the people who have it just don't know.
fastgirl300 1 year ago
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The thing about modified food starch confused me. Is there no law that requires manufacturers to label ANY wheat that a product contains? That's what it's like in Germany. I thought that the US had the same regulations. Have I been glutening myself for years without knowing it? :(
1029blue 1 year ago
@Filmfantic ~ Good job on you video, your research was well done.
@SpatialVortex, actually you are quite incorrect, research has show that people are born w/Celiac, it only manifests after ingesting gluten.
@Zoey8572 your half right and half wrong. You would look smarter if you had spelled things correctly too. Yes, endiosocpy are tested both ways. Celiac is a gluten intolerence, when you eat items w/gluten it causes damage to villis. When the damage accures is what cause malnutrition.
jacquelinesc84 1 year ago
Actually, I do have celiac, and they did go down my throat to see if I had it. A lot of research went into making this video.
filmfanatic1414 1 year ago 3
@ Spital vortex dont talk u got it wrong tooo lett people who have celiac like mee make yhese videos okkk gawd this upsetss me it isent caused by eating gluten its caused by malnutrition
zoey8572 1 year ago
Yeahh uhhh no people are not born born with it i have ciliac disese and you got more then just that wrong but you cant say that it is developed by a viral devitiencee in the small intestenss and those symptumms were wrongg and the tube goes up ur butt not down the throut its called a colonascapii and it is developed during childhood soo allll syptems are during childhood yeah thats not all i could go onn so gett your facts right next timee
zoey8572 1 year ago
A+++
themightymightyone 1 year ago
How can you say people are BORN with it? No baby is BORN with Celiac, people DEVELOP it, when they eat Gluten.
Celiac does not cause villi to be damaged, it's GLUTEN which does.
Poorly made video. 1/5 stars.
SpatialVortex 1 year ago
pissed off that i have this..i don't want and endioscopy..
lovemyselfforever86 2 years ago
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Hello everyone, I just created a website for people with celiac, the site is still under construction but the forums are up and running and I would love to build a nice community within those forums. I am working on building a database with all gluten-free food as well. Check it out at celiacreviews()com with () being the dot of course "."
CeliacReviews 2 years ago
nice
KajoyMessi1510 2 years ago
Nice video. Hope it will help to raise awareness, it's on youtube's first page when doing a Celiac search.
ryanxia 2 years ago
not entirely down to genetics...
Shakibers 2 years ago