Clay Jones & Pierce Holloway.  Autoimmune digestive disease  Damages small intestine villi, causing problems when absorbing food  Triggered by digestion.

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Clay Jones & Pierce Holloway

 Autoimmune digestive disease  Damages small intestine villi, causing problems when absorbing food  Triggered by digestion of gluten ◦ Found in wheat, barley, and rye  When people with Ciliac’s eat gluten, the body attacks itself, misinterpreting the gluten as a harmful substance

 Beer  Cakes and Pies  Cereals  Cookies  French Fries  Matzo  Pasta  Soy sauce  Soups

 Bloating  Fatigue  Constipation  Numbness  Depression  Headaches  Delayed Growth

 Blood tests performed to confirm diagnosis ◦ Symptoms mimic other diseases  Only treatment is gluten-free diet for the entire life of the patient ◦ Must have alternatives such as brown rice, buckwheat and corn starch

 Many runners can develop problems digesting gluten (gluten intolerance) or are living with Celiac’s disease  With a gluten-free diet, many people with Celiac’s can lead normal lives Andie Cozzarelli All-American, All-ACC

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