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How Celiac Testing Works There are several different options to test for celiac disease. Blood Testing: A blood test is available that checks for certain antibodies. People with celiac disease who eat gluten produce antibodies in their blood because their immune systems view gluten as a threat. It is important to note that you must […]
The proper gluten intolerance test tools must be used to accurately assess gluten sensitivity, whether in children or in adults. This is where a lot of people and doctors get confused. Without an accurate test, you may never have a black and white answer in regards to whether or not you have a gluten intolerance. […]
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