At this point, there is no known cure through which a celiac could once again eat foods containing gluten without damage to the intestinal mucous membrane. The only solution is a gluten free diet.
Many people experience symptoms after eating certain foods, but not all food-related reactions are the same. Two of the most common causes are food allergies and food intolerances. While they can share some symptoms, they involve different processes...
Gluten-free wheat starch is well tolerated by most people affected by celiac disease. When producing gluten-free wheat starch, the water-soluble gluten is removed from the wheat starch by sluicing and centrifugation. The more the wheat starch is...
No it's not. As soon as you've clarified everything with the doctor and moved to a gluten-free diet, you must stick to it to see positive changes. Gluten/wheat sensitivity is a distant relative with symptoms and characteristics which are very similar...
Nothing happens. It does no damage, but it is also pointless. And you get to eat less cake, pizza and bread. You are allowed to share your food with everyone else, but they can't share with you.