Judy Campbell Nutritionniste Sans Gluten

10/21/2025

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07/20/2024

Visites à domicile en région de Montréal, Monteregie-Ouest et des Laurentides.
Reçus pour assurances ou impôts.
Membre de l'Ordre des dietetistes nutritionnistes du Québec ODNQ
Demandes: Nutritionjudy@gmail.com

11/18/2022

06/10/2022

An old favorite

06/10/2022

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Promising results related to symptoms also presented at DDW By Amy Ratner, director of scientific affairs A drug designed to break gluten into harmless fragments successfully protected against damage of the small intestine in celiac disease patients, according to results of a study presented recentl...

03/23/2022

When people with celiac disease eat gluten (a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley), their body mounts an immune response that attacks the small intestine. These attacks lead to damage of the villi, small fingerlike projections that line the small intestine, that promote nutrient absorption. When the villi get damaged, nutrients cannot be absorbed properly into the body. Learn more about celiac disease here. http://ow.ly/Wveb50IoCgt

10/27/2021

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"My daughter came down with severe anemia which would not respond to iron therapy, and eventually we learned that her intestine was so damaged that she was no longer absorbing iron. She never had any gastro symptoms. Then my husband was diagnosed and had measurable intestinal damage, with no symptoms at all. Left untreated, this damage could lead to various nutritional deficiencies, neurological symptoms and even cancer."

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08/11/2021

A celiac disease diagnosis changes your life. This section is intended to help you navigate to helpful resources to guide you on your way.