"There's no cure for coeliac disease, but following a gluten-free diet should help control symptoms and prevent the long-term complications of the condition. Even if you have mild symptoms ...

It’s true that eating gluten can lead to serious health problems for people with coeliac disease. But can switching to a gluten-free diet have benefits for everyone? Coeliac disease is a serious ...

Her GP initially recommended reducing known gut irritants such as sugar and alcohol - but it was only when a colleague suggested removing gluten from her diet that she began to see an improvement.

Her GP suggested that her diet could be the culprit and recommended ... Coeliac UK stresses that diagnostic tests for coeliac disease require gluten consumption, as the body's response to gluten ...

It was a steep learning curve." After maintaining a gluten-free diet for six months, Lauren revisited her doctor, but her coeliac disease tests came back negative twice, likely because she had ...

Lauren's diet had been rich in staples like bread ... After six-months of avoiding gluten, Lauren's doctor suggested testing ...

Your medical practitioner will first rule out coeliac disease, and then oversee an exclusion diet, asking you to log your symptoms while eating gluten, and then exclude it from your diet and again ...

Although adherence to the diet is vitally important ... However, people with coeliac disease were also asked where they address their dietary queries and 51.4% responded that they use the Internet ...

Targeted testing of people with a range of symptoms could improve diagnosis of coeliac disease, a study has found. Around one in 100 people in the UK have coeliac disease, where a person's immune ...