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Number of people worldwide affected by celiac disease
Diagnosed patients who still report symptoms while on gluten-free diet
Related family members who also have celiac disease
Increased risk of coronary artery disease/small bowel cancers
Practice runs late, homework still needs to get done, and somehow dinner needs to make it on the table too! 🌮
Make busy school nights a little easier with these gluten-free taco bowls. Made with Proud Sponsor @JonesDairyFarm All Natural Chicken Sausage, they’re high in protein, certified gluten-free, and fully cooked, making it easy to prep a yummy dinner the whole family will enjoy.
Easy to prep, kid-approved, and perfect for those extra-busy school nights. 🙌 Recipe linked in bio!
#BackToSchool #GlutenFree #GlutenFreeDinner #EasyDinner #SchoolNightDinner #CeliacDisease
The Celiac Disease Foundation Turkey Trot is still going strong after many years, because it`s more than just a 5K. For families like Rebecca`s, it`s a chance to connect with others in the celiac disease community and be part of something bigger.
Rebecca`s family has been running the Turkey Trot together since her daughter was diagnosed with celiac disease two years ago. For parents of children with celiac disease, finding spaces where their kids feel seen, understood, and like they belong can mean so much.
That sense of community, paired with knowing that every step helps support a better future for people living with celiac disease, is what the Turkey Trot is all about.
Become part of the Turkey Trot community (link in bio)
Getting a good night`s sleep is crucial to support overall health, especially when you have an autoimmune disease like celiac disease.
Only 17% of iCureCeliac participants reported no sleep disturbances over the span of a week.
When you join the iCureCeliac Patient Registry, your experiences help researchers better understand celiac disease by showing the real impact of celiac disease on daily life to move us closer to better treatments and a cure.
Visit the link in bio to join the iCureCeliac Patient Registry today!
Celiac disease doesn’t define you. Contribute to the advancement of celiac disease research by joining theDAISY Study.
Ages 18–75. Reimbursement for travel included. See if you qualify at the link in bio.
#CeliacDisease #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrial
Today is National Celiac Awareness Day.
Celiac disease is a serious autoimmune disease that occurs in genetically predisposed people where the ingestion of gluten leads to damage in the small intestine. An estimated 1 in 100 people worldwide has celiac disease, yet the majority remain undiagnosed. Celiac disease can present with a wide range of symptoms, or with no obvious symptoms at all, making diagnosis challenging.
The Celiac Disease Foundation is working to change that by advancing research, providing trusted education and resources, and advocating for the needs of people affected by celiac disease.
September is Back-to-School month, AND Food Safety Education Month.
Students with celiac disease need more than just gluten-free food—they also need to avoid gluten cross contact at school.
Swipe through for 4 strategies for school staff, students, and families to prevent gluten cross contact.
#CeliacDisease #GlutenFree #BackToSchool
Guess what`s naturally gluten-free ... apples and honey! Apples paired with honey is a common snack eaten on Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Jewish New Year. This sweet snack is gluten-free and symbolizes hope for a sweet and fruitful new year!
In a recent Allergic Living article, Celiac Disease Foundation CEO Marilyn Geller was quoted about current proposed legislation related to gluten labeling, including the Celiac Safety Act. Read the full story at the link in bio.
#GlutenFree #CeliacSafetyAct #CeliacDisease
