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Evaluation of a gliadin-containing gluten-free product in coeliac patients.

Ciclitira Pj, Rino Cerio, Ellis Hj, D G Maxton, J.M. Nelufer, Macartney Jm

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Gluten-free products based on wheat starch contain gliadin which exacerbates coeliac disease. A cross-over study was carried out in which ten treated coeliac patients ingested six slices daily of home-baked gliadin-containing gluten-free bread for 6 weeks. While jejunal biopsy morphometry and 51Cr-EDTA excretion were similar after the test and control periods, four of the subjects reported diarrhoea associated with the gliadin-contaminated gluten-free product. Wheat starch-based gluten-free products can cause persistent symptoms in treated coeliac patients.

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Gluten-free products based on wheat starch contain gliadin which exacerbates coeliac disease. A cross-over study was carried out in which ten treated coeliac patients ingested six slices daily of home-baked gliadin-containing gluten-free bread for 6 weeks. While jejunal biopsy morphometry and 51Cr-EDTA excretion were similar after the test and control periods, four of the subjects reported diarrhoea associated with the gliadin-contaminated gluten-free product. Wheat starch-based gluten-free products can cause persistent symptoms in treated coeliac patients.

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Gluten-free products based on wheat starch contain gliadin which exacerbates coeliac disease. A cross-over study was carried out in which ten treated coeliac patients ingested six slices daily of home-baked gliadin-containing gluten-free bread for 6 weeks. While jejunal biopsy morphometry and 51Cr-EDTA excretion were similar after the test and control periods, four of the subjects reported diarrhoea associated with the gliadin-contaminated gluten-free product. Wheat starch-based gluten-free products can cause persistent symptoms in treated coeliac patients.

Key concepts: Gliadin, Coeliac disease, Gluten free, Gluten, Wheat starch, Food science, Starch, Medicine

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