Did you know that (people with celiac disease, which can cause an autoimmune reaction to gluten), and ending with severe neurological problems?
There are many detailed articles and discussion sites and medical journals that discuss the relationship between neurological symptoms and intolerance to gluten. Most people with celiac classic, I think that their small intestine in particular as gluten is concerned the inclusion of the body is attacked by autoimmune body --System.
They know that the disease may mistakenly identify the body as a gluten toxic material and then, when it's a result that antibodies against the erosion of the mucosa of the small intestine. Since it is mostly classic digestive symptoms that send the gluten intolerant doctor, it is easy to forget that the disease can affect other parts of the body.
The search for a diagnosis of celiac disease often takes years. For those that are related to gluten neurological diseases,The method of diagnosis is much more difficult to detect, without greater public awareness of many, perhaps never, gluten combination is destructive to their health.
Will suffer from the disease to cause neurological damage, whose symptoms include difficulty walking, balance and coordination problems, numbness, slurred speech, headaches, seizures and dementia, among others. These neurological symptoms may occur with or without other symptoms associated with celiac diseaseDisease. In the case of neurological symptoms, the antibodies that attack the brain. In the case of ataxia, which appears to be caused mobility problems and uncertainty, the antibodies from attacking the cerebellum, which is part of the brain that controls coordination and movement.
Current research shows that the same antibodies attack the small intestine of a person with celiac disease, which is also responsible for neurological damage. As often as the gluten phraseCeliac disease and have in recent years, very little known to the neurological damage that gluten on the human body can do.
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