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Knowledge & understanding

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In addition to basic knowledge on the diagnosis and nutritional therapy of gluten-related diseases, you will find current studies, interesting case studies and practical training courses - with an invitation to learn more.

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Grain and gluten-related diseases (GRD)

The differential diagnosis of gluten-related disorders (GRD) often proves challenging in practice - but forms the basis for recommending appropriate nutritional therapy.

Diet as therapy

With expert nutritional therapy, many people with coeliac disease, wheat allergy, gluten/wheat sensitivity or irritable bowel syndrome can live symptom-free again.

Gluten-free diet

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Anyone who is intolerant gluten must eat a gluten-free diet – with varying degrees of strictness depending on the type and severity of their condition.

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FODMAP-low diet

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A professionally guided low FODMAP diet is recommended when FODMAPs trigger irritable bowel syndrome symptoms.

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Product quality

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Whether gluten-free or low FODMAP, food should meet the highest quality standards.

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Studies & Research

Here you will find the latest scientific papers on coeliac disease, wheat allergy, gluten/wheat sensitivity and irritable bowel syndrome.

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Case studies

Case studies from real life clinical cases illustrate the overlapping phenomenon of gluten-related disorders - and the related challenges.

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Academy

We are always learning new things - and we are happy to bring you up to date on gluten-related disorders and gluten-free nutrition.