Did you know Celiac Disease is primarily Neurologic? I didn't! But it makes sense.

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This Crazy Celiac Life

Rachelle Carlson & Joshua Carlson

26 episodes

1 week ago

I'm a mom on a mission. My son Joshua was diagnosed with celiac disease on Jan 23, 2019, after being sick for over 2 years. A blood test and endoscopy confirmed his diagnosis. In my research, I learned that the average time to diagnosis is 6-10 years in the U.S. We started a podcast This Crazy Celiac Life to help spread the word about CD and to support people with Celiac Disease and NCGS. Message us at: thiscrazyceliaclife@gmail.com anchor.fm/tccl/message

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Did you know Celiac Disease is primarily Neurologic? I didn't! But it makes sense.

This Crazy Celiac Life

36 minutes 16 seconds

5 years ago

Did you know Celiac Disease is primarily Neurologic? I didn't! But it makes sense.

Because of neurological transmitters in your intestines, there is significant impact from intestinal damage and inflammation on the brain. Plus, leaky gut equals leaky blood brain barrier. This impacts all system and organs in the body, listen in to this weeks podcast with Nadine Grzeskowiak RN BSN CEN, and find out something new.