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Losing Weight And Celiac Disease




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Many celiacs lose weight before they are diagnosed; indeed it is

often one of the reasons people go to their doctors in the first

place.



Once on a gluten-free diet the symptoms disappear, and as a

result of better absorption or simply eating more, some people

gain too much weight.



Losing weight should be based on eating sensibly rather than

lurching from one diet to another. Be wary of low carbohydrate

diets, as high protein diets can cause acidosis, which in turn

can lead to calcium being lost from the bones.



You should always check the ingredients of any low calorie / low

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The way you cook food is important -



Remember frying, roasting or putting loads of butter on

vegetables adds lots of fat and calories - beware



Cut out the snacks - they are often very high in fat and or

sugar. If you must eat between meals eat fruit, carrot or celery

sticks



Be sensible with carbohydrates chose wholemeal rather than

white bread, rice and pasta as it takes more calories for the

body to digest, you feel full for longer and they have a higher

level of vitamins and minerals. Eat them in moderation



Trim fat off meat and dont eat the skin of fish or poultry

there is a high concentration of fat just under the skin



Beware hidden calories in drinks / snacks a single tin of non-

diet fizzy drink contains the equivalent of 7 teaspoons full of

sugar



Crisps / biscuits / cakes / chocolate / sweets should be a treat

they are laden with fat, salt and sugar



Alcohol is high in calories; approximately 80 calories for a

small glass of wine. (1 unit).



Cut your intake of salt sodium can increase blood pressure.



Eating and weight are like the seesaw at the park. One end

represents the calories you take in what you eat. The other

end is the calories you use in your daily activities including

exercise.



If you eat more calories than you use you will put on weight.

The seesaw will go up as will your weight.



If you eat fewer calories than you use you will lose weight. The

seesaw will go down as will your weight.



Drink plenty of water it will purify the system and help to

make you feel full. Drinking ice-cold water will burn off more

calories than drinking water at room temperature.



It is vital that you follow a sensible balanced diet when you

are trying to lose weight, ensuring you get enough vitamins and

minerals if you want to remain healthy. We all know that is good

advice, but for celiacs yo-yo dieting can seriously damage your

health!

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About the author:

Gina Gardiner author of "Live Well Eat Well With Celiac Disease"

writes from first hand experience of being a celiac. For more

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