Coeliac disease affects one in 100 people and currently, the only treatment is to follow a strict gluten free diet for life. Those on the lowest incomes are often hit hardest by the additional cost of ...

Emma McKay was diagnosed with coeliac disease at the age of 16 after years of being told her ill health was down to exam ...

Lauren Harber endured years of unexplained exhaustion, skin flare-ups and brain fog that undermined her work and social life ...

"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 ...

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 ...

But now the now 26-year-old recalls having to change her diet in order to avoid being ill - and going to university made ...

A strict gluten free diet is the only treatment for the disease, which affects about 1.2 percent of New Zealanders.

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 ...

According to the NHS website, eating foods that contain gluten can trigger a range of gut symptoms, such as: The NHS advises: "There's no cure for coeliac disease, but following a gluten-free diet ...