FAQs
Gluten related disorders

Fructose intolerance, sometimes called dietary fructose intolerance and increasingly known as fructose malabsorption, is when your digestive system does not absorb fructose well. This can cause abdominal pain, diarrhoea and gas. If you have fructose intolerance or malabsorption, the standard...

There is no relationship between an allergy to grain and the celiac condition, even if the primary cause of each is the protein from grain. The basic mechanisms of the intolerances are different.

Follow-up check-ups are recommended in order to avoid the appearance of deficiencies or complications or in order to check the diet-compliance (this indicates how well the affected person is sticking to the gluten free diet).

Low bone mineral densisty can affect up to 75% of people when they are diagnosed with coeliac disease at any age. people with coeliac disease the intake of food containing gluten leads to an inflammation of the mucous membrane of the small intestine. Nutrients are therefore reabsorbed only partially...