What Is Celiac Disease?
Villous atrophy is a sign of celiac disease. Villi are small finger-like extensions of the lining of the intestine that are visible only under the microscope. Celiac disease is a hereditary allergy to gluten...
Read More →Villous atrophy is a sign of celiac disease. Villi are small finger-like extensions of the lining of the intestine that are visible only under the microscope. Celiac disease is a hereditary allergy to gluten...
Read More →(image thanks to glutenfreehelp.info) Celiac disease is a hereditary allergy to gluten that results in damage to the small intestine. Common symptoms include loose stools, fatigue, weight loss and generally poor health. However, symptoms...
Read More →Villi are small finger-like extensions of the intestinal lining which have been damaged in celiac disease. Celiac disease is diagnosed by measuring damage to the small intestine, either by blood testing or, traditionally, with...
Read More →Villi are tiny finger-like extensions of the surface of the intestinal tract. (image thanks to wikipedia.org) What is celiac disease? You may have never heard of celiac disease, but it is actually a fairly...
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