Nick Talley
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176 appearances
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first heard Nov 2015
last heard Dec 2017
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So that is very reasonable.
But we also know that the majority that we test will actually not have celiac disease.
And that's a critical piece of the puzzle.
We don't believe they're going to come to harm, although there are some potential disadvantages of a gluten-free diet, and there may be, and I say again, maybe, even some small risks for some people on a lifelong gluten-free diet who don't have celiac disease.
Such as there can be some micronutrient deficiencies.
There's an accumulation of arsenic.
In some people on a gluten-free diet from the rice content.
We don't know if that's a risk or not.
And there's concerns about metabolic syndrome being a higher risk if you're on a gluten-free diet.
So that puts you potentially at risk of cardiac disease.
So what
It changes it.
It definitely changes it.
And we don't know if that's um going to have any long term adverse events or not.
But there's no doubt gluten free diets change the bugs in your bowel.
that?
Well, what we' what we're learning and what we believe is important is is some people with irritable bowel syndrome may have not
May have wheat intolerance, may have true wheat sensitivity, actually, and that wheat may be a driver of symptoms.
And for functional dyspepsia, which is another syndrome that's common in the population, they may also be truly wheat sensitive.
And the pathology in the bowel that we are identifying in those groups are also seen in some people.
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