Celiac Disease
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Natural antioxidant support may attenuate the pathological oxidative stress associated with Celiac disease progression.

Study Type : Commentary
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B vitamin supplementation reduces plasma homocysteine levels in Celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : B-complex

B-vitamin status and homocysteine levels are important to monitor in celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : B-complex

Vitamin B supplementation improves the health and well-being of patients with celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : B-complex

Breast-feeding protects against celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Breast Milk
Therapeutic Actions : Breastfeeding
Additional Keywords : epigenetic modification

L-Carnitine is safe and effective in the treatment of fatigue in adult celiac disease patients.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Carnitine

Patients with celiac disease and idiopathic cardiomyopathy may benefit from carnitine supplementation.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Carnitine
Diseases : Cardiomyopathy

Carnitine and selenium levels are decreased in children with celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Carnitine, Selenium

Copper deficiency induced myeloneuropathy may be due to undiagnosed celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Copper
Diseases : Myeloneuropathy

Probiotics may have a therapeutic role in healing intestinal barrier function in patients with Celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Probiotics

Selenium levels are low in patients with celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Selenium

Vitamin B12 deficiency is common in untreated celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Vitamin B-12
Additional Keywords : diseases that are linked

Vitamin B6 may reverse psychopathology in adult celiac disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Vitamin B-6

Vitamin E deficiency may be implicated in complications associated with celiac disease.

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Substances : Vitamin E

Serum zinc levels are low in newly diagnosed celiac disease cases.

Study Type : Human Study
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Substances : Zinc
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Relevant Therapeutic Actions

Cereal grain consumption is associated with increased risk for type 1 diabets and celiac disease.

Study Type : Review
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Celiac disease is far higher in those diagnosed with Grave's disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Diseases : Graves Disease

Celiac disease is more prevalent in patients with inflammatory myopathies than in the general population.

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : diseases that are linked

Celiac is prevalent in autoimmune thyroid disorders.

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : wheat intolerance

Dermatomyositis may be associated with celiac disease even in the absence of gastrointestinal symptoms.

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : diseases that are linked

Gluten may contribute to lymphomas in asymptomatic and latent celiac sprue.

Study Type : Commentary
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Diseases : Lymphoma

Intolerance to wheat is common in patients with inflammatory myopathies, as determined by the high prevalence of antibodies to gliadin.

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : diseases that are linked

Irritable bowel syndrome may be misdiagnosed celiac disease.

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It is possible that lesions suggestive of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis may be attributed to celiac disease.

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There is a high incidence of celiac disease in patients with systemic sclerosis.

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Toxicological Articles

Celiac disease is far higher in those diagnosed with Grave's disease.

Study Type : Human Study
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Toxic Ingredients : Gliadin , Gluten, Wheat

There is an association between psoraisis and asymptomatic celiac disease/gluten intolerance.

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : diseases that are linked
Toxic Ingredients : Gliadin , Wheat

There is a close association between Sjögren's syndrome and celiac disease. Even among nonceliac patients with primary Sjögren's syndrome, an ongoing inflammation is often present in the small bowel mucosa.

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : diseases that are linked
Toxic Ingredients : Gliadin , Wheat

Celiac disease prevalance is significantly higher in those diagnosed with Sjogren's syndrome.

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : diseases that are linked
Toxic Ingredients : Gliadin , Wheat

Cardiomyopathy in patients with celiac disease may be completely reversible with a gluten-free diet.

Study Type : Human Study
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Toxic Ingredients : Gliadin , Wheat

Wheat, rye, and barley proteins may act as carcinogens.

Study Type : Commentary
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Toxic Ingredients : Barley, Gluten exorphins, Grains, Rye, Wheat

The effect of gliadin on lymphocytes from patients with celiac disease may be mediated through opioid-like receptors.

Study Type : Commentary
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Diseases : Celiac Disease
Toxic Ingredients : Gliadin

Wheat germ agglutinin (WGA) may be responsible for the crypt hyperplasia found in celiac children due to a mitogenic response induced by wheat germ agglutin (WGA).

Study Type : Commentary
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Wheat germ agglutinin (WGA) may be involved in the pathogenesis of celiac disease.

Study Type : Commentary
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Diseases : Celiac Disease
Additional Keywords : Lectins

Dietary lectins may contribute to the pathogensis of celiac disease.

Study Type : Animal Study
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Diseases : Celiac Disease
Additional Keywords : Lectins

Wheat lectin may be repsonsible for aggravating celiac disease through secondary intolerances, as well as the occurence of intestinal lesions in healthy subjects administered high levels of gluten.

Study Type : Commentary
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Additional Keywords : Lectins
Toxic Ingredients : Wheat Germ Agglutinin (WGA)

Review: prevalence of celiac disease in the Asia-Pacific region.

Study Type : Human Study
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Diseases : Celiac Disease
Toxic Ingredients : Wheat

Wheat gluten may exert its adverse effects through activation of complement (a cascade of proteins in the blood that form part of innate immunity).

Study Type : Human Study
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Additional Keywords : Plant Extracts
Toxic Ingredients : Gluten
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