[PDF] Top 20 Celiac and non-celiac gluten sensitivity: a review on the association with schizophrenia and mood disorders

... between schizophrenia and gluten, and the authors suggested that celiac disease and SCZ had the same pathogenesis, namely the harmful effect of ...whether gluten consumption was a triggered ... See full document

... An association between schizophrenia and CD was noted in reports spanning back to the 1960s ...double-blind gluten-free/gluten-load controlled trial of 24 patients conducted by Vlissides et ... See full document

... with non-CD gluten sensitivity, have also been reported for schizophrenia [39] and aut- ism spectrum disorders ...genetic association with the class II MHC haplo- type, with ... See full document

... of gluten-containing food and the appearance of neurological and psychiatric disorders/symptoms like ataxia, peripheral neuropathy, schizophrenia, autism, depression, anxiety, and hallucinations ... See full document

... and gluten-related disorders are no ...in celiac disease that cannot be fully explained by improved serological techniques or better recognition by ...physicians. Non-celiac ... See full document

... an association of HLA-DQ2 with GS in diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syn- drome (IBS) has been reported ...with non- celiac GS, particularly concerning neuropsychiatric dis- ...with ... See full document

... a gluten challenge has been applied for diagnostic purposes in children on a normal daily gluten- containing diet (10-20 g daily), a small-bowel mucosal histological relapse has usually developed within ... See full document

... the inclusion criteria. The reasons for exclusion of the 19 children with CD were that they did not have 1 anti-TG2 and/or EMA measurement before and after starting a gluten-free diet (n ⫽ 18), or that 1 child was ... See full document

... conducted sensitivity analyses stratified by age (< 50 years vs > 50 years), sex (female vs male), area of residence (urban vs rural), calendar year (before 2006 vs after 2006), level of comorbidity and ... See full document

... Both early and late introduction to gluten has been associated with increased risk for celiac disease (CD) and being breastfed at time of gluten introduction has been associated with a l[r] ... See full document

... date, however, it has been difficult to confirm any definitive hepatobiliary tract response to a gluten-free diet. In part, this may reflect sampling error associated with liver biopsy as well as the limited ... See full document

... a review of the present knowledge on the epidemiology and pathogenesis of the association between celiac disease (CD) and type 1 diabetes mellitus ...this review show that the estimated ... See full document

... both disorders are so similar that, in general, it is advised to screen people with hereditary angioedema for CD ...from gluten-induced chronic urticaria [73] of which approximately 40 % also experience ... See full document

... 2-part review of rapidly progressive dementias, the neurodegenerative conditions that feature prominently in the differential diagnosis of a presenile or rapidly progressive demen- tia were ... See full document

... 90 celiac disease patients in remission randomized to consume glucose syrups, maltodextrins or placebo for 24 ...symptoms, celiac serology at baseline and after 24 weeks with laboratory analysis, ... See full document

... the association between the onset of the illness, as well as the changes in dietary regimens, and the psychological sequels in young patients suffering from CD is a crucial aspect to try to improve the quality of ... See full document

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... with celiac disease for prompt ...with celiac disease including autoimmune diseases involving endocrine glands, certain syndromes, dental enamel disorders and skin ...proven celiac disease was ... See full document

... undiagnosed [3]. The clinical manifestations are broad, including diarrhea, constipation, weight loss, vomiting, osteoporosis, dermatitis herpetiformis, infertility, and neuropsychiatric issues [4]. CD has also been ... See full document

... a gluten−free diet has not been yet ...with celiac dis− ease and had been on gluten−free diets since the diagnosis was established, ...that celiac disease, even properly con− trolled and ... See full document