Celiac Disease | Clinical Presentation

[@DrAdnan]

Osmosis is one of my favorite study video resources!

[@zack_120]

0:50 - the endosperm part comprises largely starch and some proteins, not vitamins and minerals which are mostly in the bran layer that encloses the endosperm and germ. This is why eating whole grains is being promoted.

[@bootatoboo]

celiac disease is also a common cause of iron deficiency anemia, i was hoping to find out the mechanism but im guessing the destruction of enterocytes containing transferrin receptor (due to cytokines released from T-cells) causes there to be less TSR hence decreasing the absorption of iron. if im wrong please correct me.

[@yolo_39]

Which college are you in?

[@ganeshphad1432]

But what's the solution for this 🤔

[@ilijanarancic7722]

That's the mechanism, the destroyed duodenal mucous membrane can not absorb iron.

[@safiullahnawabzada-rt7si]

As far as I am concerned, the transferring which is the storage form of the iron within the enetrocytes are being damaged alongside the destruction that occur in the enetrocytes.

[@srividhyanarayanan7337]

Maybe it could also be competitive binding of gliadin over iron so there might be decrease in iron uptake??

[@sanaali4428]

Thank you osmosis for making it so easy to understand while describing all the details❤

[@717JHT]

I do have muscle related symptoms when I have gluten crosscontamination, you said in your video that there is no symptoms, but I do have them, within minutes of ingestion, I don’t know how to describe it, but it seems that my entire skin and muscles start feeling heavy as lead, it’s very difficult, no energy whatsoever, feels like dying; you sleep well at least.

[@michaelwileman2068]

I have this symptom too

[@lama-6598]

Best explanation for celiac disease ever

[@tillygirl7450]

I agree.

[@leavesofchange]

it's ok. I've seen better.

[@m.b4004]

Tbh,this one is Better than the 2021 edition

[@leavesofchange]

Would the mechanism work exactly the same if you substituted secalin for gliadin?

[@draanapimenta]

First time seeing this film! It seems like I am drawing to explain the disease to my celiac patients or their relatives! Thanks! a good link to send to them!

[@baraadaod8749]

Can you pls help me with my question

[@badnewssourgrapes]

I have celiac for about 5 months now still having problems even though I eat gluten free still having lots of mucus when I wipe no blood though so tired of being sick all the time it's affecting my work👎

[@abrarhraiz5089]

I've the symptoms

[@kkk16663]

Rice kill

[@mooozzwozz8808]

When you eat gluten is stays in your system in about 6 months sometimes more and i am coeliac to so teust me just dont eat many may contains as it doese not help

[@badnewssourgrapes]

@@mooozzwozz8808 I don't eat anything unless it says gluten free besides fresh fruit & vegetables & I still suffer to this day it's terrible

[@Ericaaaaaaaaaa]

​​​@@badnewssourgrapes what did your doctor say?

[@meepmorp8614]

Having Celiac sucks but it is better than peanut allergy, I don't have a high risk of dying if I accidentally consume gluten but it will be a pain later on

[@patricianoll1229]

Celiac can end in cancer I don't know which is worst

[@cspahn3221]

Eh... one is taken seriously by the entire country, has legal regulations, is cared for by restaurants, and has an EPI pen solution. People with deadly gluten allergies(outside of Celiac) have absolutely nothing. A peanut allergy is a problem but is very easily manageable. Gluten is not.

[@youare4553]

Dying from Cancer is pretty serious too. Just because we don't have an immediate reaction doesn't make it "not as bad" Celiac is pretty serious. Especially because avoiding gluten in this world is quite hard! Chapsticks, toothpastes etc... it isn't something to downplay.

[@michellelaroche2189]

As someone with a co-occuring food allergy, I agree that the food allergy is much scarier.

[@طيبةيونساحمدحسن]

keep going on , awesome video❤

[@ingridmazariegos1410]

What app is used to create animated videos like this? I love it

[@hebamoharam7287]

I wish I knew as well

[@bootatoboo]

osmosis (the creators are graphic designers)

[@lakshayrana3719]

Explained in an awesome manner but the video is a bit blurred and hazy

[@abrarhraiz5089]

I am nurse in the hospital okay guys? I have visited a lot of GI Dr but they failed to diagnose me, I did upper & lower endoscopy the first 1 has no villi the second has! Recently I complained of severe bone pain.. I am not under gluten free diet.. Could anyone help me please and guide me to do something 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@tillygirl7450]

As a 62 year old person diagnosed with Celiac Disease, the “severe bone pain” is something I am familiar with. Having Celiac Disease you must realize that you are susceptible to malnutrition, even though you are eating regularly. Because of this malnutrition you will be very low in a lot of nutrients and minerals in your body. The “severe bone pain“ for me was due to being severely low in Vitamin D3 (confirmed by blood test). I was prescribed to take by my medical doctor to take 15,000 I.U. of Vitamin D3 daily for 6 months and to come back to recheck my blood to see if my Vitamin D3 levels improved. Well, the “severe bone pain” went away COMPLETELY! Research yourself about the benefits of taking Vitamin D3 daily. If you do consider taking Vitamin D3, also consider taking (1) Vitamin K2/MK-7 , 90mcg daily with the Vitamin D3 because it will help the Vitamin D3 supplement get into your body/bones better.

[@AuroraLakes]

1/3 of the population is expected to have it. If you have ANY Northern European DNA there is any 85% chance of you have it. The reason little is known is because of the WFAOA Wheat Farmers Assc of America. In the 1940's they lobbied to have it quit being taught in the USA. They got their wish. From 1954-2004 only a single paragraph was dedicated to Celiac disease, and in that 50 years not a single word in that changed. That is why most Drs have no idea what the symptoms look like. I suffered for over 23 years until it turned into Duhring disease. I am self diagnosed after going to 5 different Drs. I am retired from medicine, and finally healthier than I have been in decades.

[@littlebitofhope1489]

You have the gene, but most people with the gene never get Celiac.

[@user-ij6dg7is4t]

Hello, Aurora. Is there any way I can contact you?

[@nooralhoda8529]

can anymone help me ? i have a question : in normal case for people who don't have celiac disease do they don't absorbe gluten ?

[@bootatoboo]

malabsorption has multiple reasons, from mild to severe. check any concerns you have in PubMed (not google), uptodate as well is helpful and medically accurate

[@andrebantolo8231]

does glutenin have the same affect that gliadin does?

[@TheBigBrainBusters]

Something interesting on why CD8+ cytotoxic cells are recruited as well is because, the deaminated gliadin peptides tend to induce production of IL-15, from the epithelial cells which cause epithelial damage, and in addition, the epithelial cells subjected to so many stressors end up expressing MIC-A molecule which is recognised by NKG2D receptor of the CD8+ T cells, thus further exercerbating the enterocyte damage

[@nikitachaudhary6548]

Very nice explanation

[@francescopentangelo7943]

you bro, you are a so good boy. thanks for that video

[@salahelsherbini2748]

This was so good.

[@tamanarawan8401]

Thanks alot , you made it soo clear .

[@jakaullahshekh7539]

very informative

[@IlincaAdam]

💋👌😍😕😀😊🤭 verry grateful...thanks

[@piyasaini8578]

CAC Curcumin capsule is prepared from the herb turmeric. The herb turmeric (Curcuma longa) contains the active compound curcumin that shows antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, & immuno-modulator properties. These properties deal with the pain in abdomen, loss of appetite, indigestion, & improve overall digestion. It helps in building up the immunity of the small intestine to deal with the coeliac condition.

[@patricianoll1229]

I have fresh turmeric powder cook or raw don't help a bit

[@ramanbhat8550]

@@patricianoll1229 you should consult a good ayurvedic doctor ....he can treat the disease properly ......You can also go to AIIA new Delhi... 🙏🏻

[@53ajeem]

What about it is a blood thinner. Which is v dangerous to suggest as a layman to anybody who might already on blood thinner

[@littlebitofhope1489]

"Building up immunity" would make Celiac worse, not better. The stronger your immune system is, the stronger the reaction you get. Remember, the body sees gluten as an invader like a virus, but mistakenly attacks your own body because no virus or bacteria is there.

[@samalam98]

It may alleviate some symptoms but absolutely will not help the root cause.

[@SlayAlison]

Coeliac disease is so annoying like there’s not many foods at my school I can eat

[@lavellnutrition]

Please explain HLA DQA1 05?

[@lola-mo5sh]

Thanks

[@bettadenu7]

Is telogen effluvium and symptom ?

[@khankaseparhnahagee9530]

Hi.osmosis.good job

[@annahaque136]

👏👏👏👏😊

[@MoustacheAlexander]

After inoculating myself with 25 Necator americanus hookworm larvae my celiac disease disappeared.

[@youare4553]

Stop it!

[@littlebitofhope1489]

So do you still have worms?

[@taylornovia8911]

You sound like the narrator from Academy of Ideas 😅

[@jezebelngwolf7472]

Yay

[@fatimasandali6349]

I love you 🖤

[@nik8423]

Dermal papilla of *dermis *, not epidermis. Epidermis has rete ridges.

[@IsaacNewton1966]

Huh?

[@gaylecheung3087]

One of the worst of your many good ones

[@maigidamd2462]

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