Gluten Free Blog: Nutrition

Tryptophan in turkey meat helps to control the symptoms of celiac disease

Dr Elena Verdu, lead researcher of the study is a Professor of Medicine at the Farncombe Family Digestive Health Research Institute in Mcmaster, highlighted that the essential amino acid exists, Tryptophan that decomposes in the intestine produces bioactive molecules that act against the inflammations typical of patients with coeliac disease .

Intestinal dysbiosis and coeliac disease

A frequent but not yet well classified disorder is sensitivity to non-coeliac gluten. Recent studies have shown that intestinal dysbiosis could be involved in the disorder because it would cause the decrease of Firmicutes and/or Bifidobacteria bacteria.

Are all proteins the same?

Tuesday, 01 September 2020
Are all proteins the same?

The careful choice of foods and the knowledge of their components helps to be aware of a proper diet.

The food fibres

Wednesday, 19 August 2020
The food fibres

Today, great care is taken to maintain proper nutrition, especially in industrialized countries. The search for foods that help the daily well-being for the health of the body.

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