- Q1: There are three main categories of gluten-related disorders? What are their differences: Celiac Disease; Gluten Sensitivity; Wheat Allergy #HealthTalk
- A1: impt. to realize that #glutensensitivity is a unique condition from #celiac - not a milder form or precursor to. #gfree #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378551020348923904
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:09:31 - A1 Impossible to put in 140 characters :) but will say all 3 are serious & a gluten-free diet is only treatment #healthtalk
http://twitter.com/MsMerOram/status/378551513242959872
— Meridith Oram (@MsMerOram)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:11:28 - A1 CD autoimmune disorder gluten destroys your body #HealthTalk #CeliacAwareness @EverydayHealth but all are health concerns
http://twitter.com/glutenfreefoodi/status/378551363979849728
— glutenfreefoodie (@glutenfreefoodi)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:10:52 - #HealthTalk Can someone explain why gluten is bad?
http://twitter.com/WaitingForDrops/status/378550980725313536
— Alle (@WaitingForDrops)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:09:21 - .@WaitingForDrops #gluten not bad for all. It is, however, toxic to pple with #celiac disease and #glutensensitivity #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378551178163785728
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:10:08 - .@WaitingForDrops in #celiac, #gluten causes immune system to attack intestines, which damages them #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378551393381920768
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:10:59 - .@WaitingForDrops in #gllutensensitivity, #gluten causes lots of bad symptoms but doesn't damage intestines like with #celiac #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378551559417626627
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:11:39 - A1 wheat allergy ranges from mild to extreme and may need emergency epipen if ingested #HealthTalk #CeliacAwareness @EverydayHealth
http://twitter.com/glutenfreefoodi/status/378551687335530497
— glutenfreefoodie (@glutenfreefoodi)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:12:10 - @glutenfreefoodi @EverydayHealth celiac and non-celiac gluten sensitivity are autoimmune, while a wheat allergy is not #healthtalk #CD #GF
http://twitter.com/jenniferGFinGA/status/378551690296688640
— Jennifer Harris (@jenniferGFinGA)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:12:10 - @RachelBegunRD Oh, I see. Celiac disease is? Can you define please? #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/WaitingForDrops/status/378551661775433728
— Alle (@WaitingForDrops)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:12:03 - A1 @WaitingForDrops #celiac is autoimmune disorder. When #gluten eaten, body attacks and damages intestines, causing sickness #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378551929032302592
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:13:07 - A1 between #celiac #glutensensitivity and #wheatallergy, millions of Americans have to avoid #gluten for medical reasons #gfree #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378552351251906560
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:14:48 - A1 we know little about #glutensensitivity. Research will help us to learn more about what it is and how body is affected #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378552605204426754
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:15:48 - A1 some with severe #wheatallergy choose to eat #gfree to prevent cross contact with wheat from other grains #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378552903004217344
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:16:59 - Q2: Which disorders truly benefit from a gluten-free diet and why?
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378553505742458881
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:19:23- @EverydayHealth A2 people with autoimmune disorders: fibromyalgia, Crohn's, etc; b/c it corrects malabsorbtion #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/jenniferGFinGA/status/378553921846788096
— Jennifer Harris (@jenniferGFinGA)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:21:02 - Q2 pp w/ #glutensensitivity benefit fr #gfree; however we don't know consequences of small amounts, so individuals choose extent #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378554021264379905
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:21:26 - A2. Depends. Many symptoms/disorders differ. For ex, #gfree "cured" my (mis)diagnosed ADHD. Not to say GF is for all ADD pp tho #healthtalk
http://twitter.com/MsMerOram/status/378554023273828352
— Meridith Oram (@MsMerOram)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:21:27 - @RachelBegunRD at least now it is a recognized diagnosis #healthtalk
http://twitter.com/jenniferGFinGA/status/378554192052252672
— Jennifer Harris (@jenniferGFinGA)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:22:07 - A2 While science isn't strong abt #gfree for many other conditions, some feel better with #gfree diet. Varies for each person. #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378554418980876288
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:23:01 - Very true! #glutensensitivity RT @jenniferGFinGA: @RachelBegunRD at least now it is a recognized diagnosis #healthtalk
http://twitter.com/MsMerOram/status/378554438660947968
— Meridith Oram (@MsMerOram)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:23:06 - yes! RT @jenniferGFinGA @RachelBegunRD at least now it is a recognized diagnosis - #glutensensitivity #HealthTalk
http://twitter.com/RachelBegunRD/status/378554571125055488
— Rachel Begun (@RachelBegunRD)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:23:37 - @RachelBegunRD if you don't have the markers DQ2/DQ8 you can't have Celiac, but you can have non-celiac gluten sensitivity #healthtalk
http://twitter.com/jenniferGFinGA/status/378554837761138688
— Jennifer Harris (@jenniferGFinGA)Fri, Sep 13 2013 16:24:41
