You Had Me At Eat

Throwback episode 1: Dr. Alessio Fasano discusses non-celiac gluten sensitivity

July 26, 2022 You Had Me At Eat Season 1 Episode 1
You Had Me At Eat
Throwback episode 1: Dr. Alessio Fasano discusses non-celiac gluten sensitivity
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Join Erica and Jules as they discuss non-celiac gluten sensitivity and share a throwback episode of The Gluten-Free Voice starring Jules.

Gluten sensitivity (also called non-celiac gluten sensitivity or non-celiac wheat sensitivity) is a real medical condition which affects approximately 6% of the population to some degree. A recent study suggests that it affects similar numbers to those with celiac disease -- approximately 3 million in the US alone. Other experts speculate the numbers are actually much higher.

To learn more about Gluten Sensitivity, visit Jules' article 
To learn more about Celiac Disease, visit Jules' article


About the guest
 Dr. Alessio Fasano  is a world-renowned pediatric gastroenterologist, research scientist and entrepreneur. He's basically the GOAT of celiac disease research. He's the chief of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition at Mass General for Children (MGfC). Dr. Fasano also directs the Center for Celiac Research, specializing in the treatment of patients of all ages with gluten-related disorders, including celiac disease, wheat allergy and gluten sensitivity. 




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Podcast Introduction
Throwback Episode Introduction
Interview with Dr. Fasano
What was celiac research like in the 90's?
How did the blood test for celiac disease come about?
Is there a test for celiac disease after you go gluten-free?
Do general physicians need more training and education on celiac disease?
Non-celiac gluten sensitivity
Gluten and neurological disorders
Can stool testing diagnose celiac disease?
Are gluten-related disorders increasing in the general population?