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    Celiac Disease

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    found on the arm of the chromosome six (schaffner‚small-bowel and bacterial overgrowth 2006 pg.99). This disease can cause a lot of problems with a patient if not treated properly. The proper treatment for most individuals is to go on a gluten free diet. A gluten free diet avoids wheat‚ rye‚ barley‚ and sometimes oats. Some symptoms are excessive diarrhea‚ smelly stools‚ cramps‚ and weight loss. The most accurate way to diagnose celiac disease is to do an upper endoscopy on the patient. An endoscopy

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    Strict adherence to a lifelong gluten-free diet is currently the only treatment for CD and often leads to the elimination of symptoms and reversal of intestinal damage. Hill (2016) recommends referring a newly diagnosed patient to a registered dietician with expertise in CD to ensure that thorough and accurate advice is provided‚ including total avoidance of wheat‚ rye‚ and barely‚ reading food labels carefully‚ and the importance of continued maintenance of a gluten-free lifestyle once symptoms resolve

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    Afternoon Tea Report

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    Sam Blandford Student number: 21184301 Tutor: Peter Cross Professional Pastry Techniques 1 Title: Afternoon Tea Report Contents Page Page Number Introduction 3 Methodology 4 Current trends 5 The Science of Gluten 6 Gluten free afternoon tea 7 Conclusion 10 Bibliography 11 Introduction In this report investigations will be carried out to determine what the current trends in items served in afternoon teas are as well as the way in which afternoon tea

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    Causes Of Celiac Disease

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    approximately 1-2% of the general population1 and is a serious genetic autoimmune disease that attacks any gluten that enters the body and intern damages the villi and mucosa in the small intestine‚ which affects absorption of nutrients from food1‚2. This damage to the small intestine can lead to malnutrition1‚2. Gluten is a protein that is found in barley‚ wheat‚ oats and rye1‚2. Since gluten is in many foods‚ this disease will greatly affect people’s diets‚ and lead to changes and greater awareness

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    Corona

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    stabiliser.[5] [edit]Gluten quantities Some proponents of gluten-free diets for general health or specific conditions‚ such as celiac disease and SIBOS (small intestine bacterial overgrowth syndrome)‚ advise beer consumers to drink Corona because of its low gluten quantities. Bottles of Corona Extra contains less than 20 ppm gluten‚ while other typical beers contain well over 2000 ppm.[6] The limit for gluten free is 200 ppm. Coronas sold in Mexican markets are typically marked gluten-free. [edit]Packaging

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    Diet Essay

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    Gluten Free: An Effective Diet? Devry University Gluten Free: An Effective Diet? Tiffany found out she had Celiac Disease 4 years ago. At the time there was not a lot of information on what Celiac Disease (CD) was. This is a disease that causes a person to have very bad reactions when they ingest wheat‚ barley‚ or rye. When she found out she spent hours and hours trying to research what items had gluten in them and which didn ’t. Most of her efforts were in vain. The major grocery stores

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    Celiac Disease

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    describing the intolerance to gluten. The causes of celiac are not certain‚ but there is a hereditary aspect in the people who suffer (Celiac Disease Foundation). Celiac brings upon a lot of dietary issues‚ but with a gluten-free diet one is able to live a comfortable lifestyle‚ like my friend is currently doing. Celiac disease is a digestive disease triggered by the ingestion of gluten‚ which damages the small intestine and interferes with the absorption of nutrients. Gluten is the protein found in wheat

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    able to eat anything like pizza. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that can occur in genetically predisposed people where the ingestion of gluten leads to damage in the small intestine. It is estimated to affect 1 in 100 people worldwide. Two and one-half million Americans are undiagnosed and are at risk for long-term health complications. Gluten is a protein found in wheat‚ rye‚ and barley. Having Celiac can cause damage to the villi‚ if that happens‚ nutrients cannot be absorbed properly

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    Marketing Plan

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    Kind Bites Baked Goods Gluten Free & Vegan Baked Goods Market Segment Analysis Executive Summary Mission Objectives Competitor Analysis Market Analysis SWOT Market Plan Financials Objectives: This year: Build customer relationships At least 2 – 3 repeats a week To obtain 500 a month in revenue – increase to 1000 a month in the summer peak months Increase brand recognition by improving ease of contact and communication Booths @ local markets Next

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    Celiac disease is starting to become more common to people. Although it is becoming more common most people mistaken it for a food allergy to gluten which it is not. It is a genetic autoimmune disorder. The difference between an allergy and an autoimmune disorder is that an allergic reaction can most often be taken care of with medicine or an epi pen of some sort and within a few hours you are fine or feeling a lot better. With an autoimmune disorder the effects last for days and up to years depending

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