Celiac eyes

Did you know you could possibly get dry eye syndrome when you have celiac disease? Click the link to find out why.

Living with celiac disease can be hard to explain to others since, as an invisible illness, celiac disease symptoms aren't obvious to the naked eye. However, today I'm sharing 9 ways that anyone can "see" my invisible illness, celiac disease - from my body image insecurities to the quirks of my celiac disease diet.

Celiac disease is not just a gastrointestinal disorder; it can also have various ophthalmic manifestations. Patients with celiac disease may exhibit a range of eye-related issues that are not typically associated with the condition, such as decreased endothelial cell density, vitamin A deficiency causing dryness, altered corneal nerve density, cataracts, uveitis, changes in choroidal thickness, papilledema, and neurological issues like nystagmus. These manifestations highlight the systemic…

A very raw and real look at what it means to have celiac disease. Read this and then share it with all of your friends and family who don't get it.

What is gluten and is it bad for you? Gluten is a protein found in rye, barley, grains and wheat. A gluten intolerance can lead to many health issues.

I feel that my transition to gluten free life would have been easier had I known these things. When I was first diagnosed with Celiac, I didn't know how

This article details 10 key signs and symptoms of celiac disease. Remember, celiac disease symptoms go well beyond digestive woes. Read more to learn more. #celiacdisease #glutenfree #coealicdisease

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I have heard about the “celiac rash”, but have been lucky enough to never experience it. I have contact dermatitis, so I am familiar with painful, itchy, blistering rashes. From what I …