Gluten and Celiac Disease. Why are we here today?

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Gluten and Celiac Disease

Why are we here today?

Gluten and Celiac Disease

What are some of your favorite foods?

FLU

SICK BAD NO FUN GROSS HEADACHE FLU

SICK BAD NO FUN GROSS HEADACHE FLU

Remember these?

What if you could only eat blue food?

Allergic to food that IS NOT BLUE Celiac Disease

Allergic to food that IS NOT BLUE Celiac Disease

Allergic to food that IS NOT BLUE HAS GLUTEN Celiac Disease

Allergy

Celiac Disease

Allergy Celiac Disease ?

Allergy

Celiac Disease

Allergic to food that IS NOT BLUE HAS GLUTEN Celiac Disease

Allergic to food that IS NOT BLUE HAS GLUTEN Celiac Disease

Allergic to food that IS NOT BLUE HAS GLUTEN Celiac Disease REACTION

REACTION to food that HAS GLUTEN Celiac Disease

What’s Happening in Your Body?

●Autoimmune disorder

What’s Happening in Your Body? ●Autoimmune disorder ●Destruction of the villi in the gut

Celiac Disease

No Celiac Disease Celiac Disease

The Immune system

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Antibodies B Cells

The Immune system Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Antibodies B Cells T Cells

The Immune system Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Antibodies B Cells T Cells Macrophages

The Immune system Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Antibodies B Cells T Cells Dendritic Cells Macrophages

The Immune system Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Antibodies B Cells T Cells Dendritic Cells Macrophages Natural Killer Cells

The BIG ISSUE: Gluten

●What is it?

The BIG ISSUE: Gluten

●What is it? ●What is it found in?

What’s Wrong With Gluten?

Binds to MHC

What’s Wrong With Gluten? Binds to MHC MHC activates killer T cells

What’s Wrong With Gluten? Binds to MHC MHC activates killer T cells Killer T cells destroy villi in the gut.

Symptoms Fatigue Bloating Cramping Weight Loss Gastrointestinal Issues

Long Term Effects Increased Chance of Cancer Weak and Brittle Bones Infertility 4x Higher Death Risk

More than just physical effects.

Emotional Component It’s ostracizing Food is important in our culture

So how do you avoid this reaction?

Gluten

NO Gluten

Gluten NO Gluten GLUTEN FREE

Gluten NO Gluten GLUTEN FREE

How can you tell if something has gluten in it?

Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

Your Turn! Does this food have gluten? Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

Your Turn! Does this food have gluten? Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

Your Turn! Does this food have gluten? Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

Your Turn! Does this food have gluten? Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

Your Turn! What is this food? Gluten Ingredients -Wheat -Wheat flour/starch -Barley -Rye -Gluten -Oats -Modified Food Starch

This all sounds a little discouraging… but here are some important things to remember!

Solutions! There are so many foods you CAN eat!

You can eat these too, so long as they say “Gluten Free!”

At the Grocery Store... Stick to the periphery of the grocery store Don’t forget to look for gluten free aisles!

No more symptoms! As soon as you stop eating gluten, your body can heal, and you won’t be sick anymore!

How Do We Make a Gluten-Free Kitchen? Greater Conscientiousness, NOT Greater Cost.

What Does This Entail?  different gloves  different knives  different section of the kitchen

Thanks For Watching!

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