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There are many human biological and social phenomena that have evolved over the years to help humanity optimally adapt to our ever-changing environment. Our bodies are constantly trying to help us thrive and live long, healthy lives.
There are many human biological and social phenomena that have evolved over the years to help humanity optimally adapt to our ever-changing environment. Our bodies are constantly trying to help us thrive and live long, healthy lives.
Celiac disease is counted among the most common chronic inflammatory. To begin with, celiac disease can be defined as an autoimmune pathology of the small intestine in response to gluten in genetically-susceptible individuals.
Before we delve deeper into the effects of celiac disease, it is important to understand what this condition really is. Celiac disease is a chronic autoimmune disorder that is triggered by the ingestion of gluten and occurs in people with a genetic predisposition.
Hello everyone. I am a 15-years-old teenager called Annika Dhariwal, who was diagnosed with celiac disease at the age of 9. As someone who attends boarding school overseas in the U.K. and has traveled over forty countries, I hope to encourage and inspire other children and adults on a gluten free diet to dream big.