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Doctors Frequently Fail to Diagnosis Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity - Why?
By Dr. Scot Lewey

This article explains why doctors frequently miss the diagnosis of Celiac disease and gluten sensitivity. Those with irritable bowel syndrome, excessive gas or bloating, frequent headaches, chronic fatigue, and headaches may be suffering from a common, frequently missed. and treatable condition. Unfortunately it may not be recognized by your doctor.

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Ed Howes writes:

Subject: Why Doctors Frequently Miss Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity

Hey Doc,

I had to read a lot of your articles to find anything like a definitiion of Celiac disease. I'm glad I did. I was recently hypothesizing mental illness often accompanies physical illness, based on my personal observation of aquaintances with serious and life threatening illness. They seem unwilling to do anything to help their selves. Your mention of neuropsychiatric disorders in conjunction with what appears to be intestinal toxemia, supports my observation and the mind - body connection.

I also suspect the incidence of Celiac or related illness is much higher than the one in 133 figure, possibly much closer to the Atkinson numbers. Sounds like you might share my suspicions. Thanks for the mini education. I look forward to your forthcoming website .

Comment provided October 12, 2006 at 11:49 pm

linda sarubbi writes:

Subject: celiac question

Once You have Celiac Disease, can You get rid of it?

Comment provided October 31, 2009 at 10:52 am