celiac
- adjective
- /ˈsiːliæk/
- Specialized
- Celiac disease and Hashimoto thyroiditis are related diseases, classified into polyendocrine autoimmune syndromes.
- celiac disease
The thing is about if you're celiac, you can't have the gluten or you, you may have a wheat problem as well.
- The thing is about if you're celiac, you can't have the gluten or you, you may have a wheat problem as well.
- But if you hypothetically do not have that gene, then you do not have celiac disease.
- Lithium inpatient cheating, SSRIs and celiac disease, you say I write in Welcome to Yale.
- So they are Constipation, celiac disease and gallbladder dysfunction.
- You forget it, but I guarantee you lithium inpatient cheating, SSRI's and celiac disease.
Examples
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For those of us with Celiac Disease, cross-contamination would be my biggest concern.
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The increased incidence of celiac disease and non-celiac gluten intolerance is significant.
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As someone who has Celiac disease, I think it would be great.
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And we, if we find cool stuff to do, especially if you are celiac or vegan, we will more than let you know.
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And like so many others with celiac disease, I agree you need to address the cross-contamination problem.
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People really, really, really need to understand that true Celiac disease is autoimmune.
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What did you discover because of celiac disease/gluten intolerance that you might not have found otherwise?
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I tried them at the LA GF expo last spring, sponsored by the Celiac Disease Foundation.
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Recently, many people who are not celiac or gluten intolerant have opted for a gluten-free diet.
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Many people with celiac disease must strictly avoid foods containing gluten.
Compounds
- Specialized
A condition where the immune system reacts to gluten and damages the small intestine making it hard to absorb nutrients
- Specialized
A large blood vessel in the belly that carries blood to the stomach, liver, and spleen
- Specialized
Large blood vessel in the abdomen that comes from the main artery and supplies the stomach, liver, and spleen
Surface Forms
Morphology
celiac = celi + ac
Although related to the medical condition, the internal combining form 'celi-' is not a common standalone word, so the relation to 'celiac disease' is not reliably inferable by an average B1 learner.
Etymology
Celiac comes from the Greek koilia 'belly'; doctors once used the word for an illness of the belly, and now celiac, often spelled coeliac, describes the disease and things for people who must avoid gluten.