Celiac disease : a hidden epidemic Peter H. R. Green, and Rory Jones.
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TextPublisher: New York : Collins, c2006Edition: 1st edDescription: xvi, 334 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 006076693XSubject(s): Celiac disease | Intestines -- DiseasesDDC classification: 616.3/99 LOC classification: RC862.C44 | G74 2006| Item type | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Book | A J M Library 868-5076 | 616.3 GREE (Browse shelf) | Available | 9965 |
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| 616.3 APPL Suicide by sugar : | 616.3 CUNN The irritable bowel syndrome (ibs) and gastro-intestinal solutions handbook | 616.3 DIVI Action plan for high blood pressure | 616.3 GREE Celiac disease : | 616.3 Jano Your gut feelings | 616.3 KAME Everything you always wanted to know about potassium but were too tired to ask : | 616.3 Katz Cut your cholesterol |
I: Is the food you eat eating you? -- Normal digestion -- The digestive tract in flames: celiac disease -- How does celiac disease affect you? -- How do I know if I have it? The diagnosis of celiac disease -- Differential diagnosis: why is celiac disease underdiagnosed? -- Why do people get celiac disease? -- II: Related conditions and complications -- Neurological manifestations -- Malignancy -- Osteoporosis -- Depression -- Dermatitis herpetiformis and other skin diseases -- Diabetes -- Infertility -- Autoimmune and other related conditions -- III: Understanding and treating celiac disease: medical management -- What you need to know--and do--after diagnosis -- Why symptoms persist--I’m on the diet and not getting better -- Follow-up testing -- IV: The diet: do you eat to live or live to eat? -- What living gluten-free really means: the basics -- Reading labels -- Cooking without gluten -- Eating in the real world -- Family occasions -- The medicine cabinet and cosmetics -- Eating naked -- V: Living with -- Dealing with children and young adults who have celiac disease -- Adults: coping with change -- Research: Finding a cure -- Myths and unexplored areas.

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