Is There A Cure For Celiac Disease?
There is no prescriptive drug celiacs can take to effect a cure.
If you stick to the correct diet, repair to the intestine will begin within days, complete healing, with the villi intact and working can take place in 3 to 24 months depending on age and previous damage.
This means avoiding all products derived from wheat, rye, barley, oats, and a few other lesser-known grains.
Extra vitamins may be taken, if necessary, but the only way for a celiac to avoid damage to their intestinal villi and the associated symptoms, is by maintaining a gluten-free diet.
For more information and a complete step by step action plan to help deal with celiac disease and living gluten free, visit: www.AGlutenFreeLife.com
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