This Crazy Celiac Life

Sometimes getting glutened means you are sick for months, just ask Joshua our 12-year-old. We had to put him on prescriptions for pain, have an ultrasound done, and are in the process of doing an elimination diet so he can take a SIBO test.  SIBO stands for Small bowl Intestinal Bacteria Overgrowth.  Bacteria that normally grow in other parts of the gut start growing in the small intestine. Someone who has SIBO experiences these symptoms *Loss of appetite * Nausea *Abdominal pain *Diarrhea * Bloating.  Diagnosis is made using an at-home breath test that is sent back to the lab for evaluation. Treatments include a course of antibiotics, cutting out sugar and processed foods, and taking probiotics. Have you had a SIBO test?  How did you resolve SIBO?  Listen in to find out what we're doing.   rachelle@thiscrazyceliaclife.com  anchor.fm/tccl/message

Blood tests for celiac disease only test for 1 or 2 antigens, but the body can produce over 70 different antigens for Celiac Disease. Also, think of gluten sensitivity as a wheel with spokes coming off it like acne, PMS, Celiac disease, diabetes, gallstones, non-alcoholic liver disease, anxiety, depression, and insomnia. Please leave us a review at Apple Podcasts. Dr. Tang may be reached at wwwrejuvemedical.com. Thanks for listening and have a gluten-free day!

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.

In today's episode, we are going to talk about Arsenic. What is it? Why do we need to know about it? What can we do about it, if anything?

Apparently, it can be quite difficult. Just ask Kim Klein. Her daughter Piper was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes when she was 2 years old. She has been screened yearly for Celiac Disease because of the relation between Diabetes 1 and Celiac. This year, the screening came back positive,  and they got an endoscopy that came back negative.  Listen in to find out the rest of the story.

Hello Friends, 

In today's episode we get to talk to Jen, and hear her fantastic diagnosis story.  She also has pro tips on family gatherings and holidays, eating out and cookbooks.  Thanks for listening! and have a Gluten-Free day!

Hello Friends,

Today we are talking with my special guest Kellie Lipsha. S
he has some interesting information on nutrition and gene expression.
What could this mean for Celiac Disease in the future? Listen in and tell me what you think.
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Thanks for listening! and have a gluten-free day!

Of course he did!  It was delicious. Plus we talk about sun therapy.

Hello Friend,

Joshua got glutened by a national brand that had Gluten-Free on the label.  I called the company. Listen in to find out what they said.

Listen in to find out what happened, and what we're doing about it.

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Is Celiac a real Disease? Join Josh and me as we discuss this very real question we get asked sometimes. 

Joshua has celiac disease he cannot eat wheat, rye or barley, so we have to be very creative with getting him the nutrition he needs. In our exploration of nutrients, we've discovered bugs! Bugs are a great solution for him. Insects are protein that includes all nine essential  amino acids; they’re a prebiotic fiber, very  high in antioxidants, a perfect Omega 3:6  high in B12, Calcium,  Zinc, Iron, and more. Insects are also a very bio-available food  source. Try some from www.edibleinsects.com

Josh is so excited to head to camp! What I do to keep him safe at camp and ideas on how you can keep your kid safe too.

Thanks for listening! and Have a Gluten Free Day!

Did you know that up to 1% of the population or over 3 million in the U.S. have Celiac Disease? 

In today's episode we'll discuss signs and symptoms of Celiac Disease.

I an not a doctor.  This is based on personal experience and online research.

Please discuss your concerns with your own health care provider. 

Hello, I'm Rachelle Carlson,

First, let me say I am not a doctor or a nutritionist, I'm a mom of 7. My youngest is Joshua he is 11 years old and was diagnosed with Celiac disease almost a year and a half ago.  Now, we're living This Crazy Celiac Life. Please join me on this journey so we can learn together.

Hello, I'm Rachelle Carlson and welcome to This Crazy Celiac Life.
Where every week we talk about all things celiac.