Link between Celiac and Asthma

Swedish researchers have found that people with celiac disease (abnormal immunological response to a protien in grains) are more likely to develop asthma.The study shows an association between the 2 diseases, but not that one causes the other. One area of concern is the role vitamin D plays in the celiac condition.  Celiac patients often have low levels of vitamin D, and low D will also increase the chance of developing asthma.Read more about the studyIf you have questions regarding asthma or an asthmatic condition, please contact my office at 866-632-5537 and together we can come up with a treatment plan to improve your quality of life, and get you breathing easier.With over 2 decades of service, I welcome you to peruse my stellar service reviews.

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