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Is Reflux Involved in Esophageal Mucosal Changes in Active Celiac Disease Patients?

Scott Adams

By Scott Adams
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People with celiac disease very often have reflux symptoms. A team of researchers recently set out to evaluate mucosal integrity and motility of the lower esophagus as possible contributors to reflux symptoms in patients with celiac disease.

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I am a celiac and acid reflux has been a problem for me. I would wake up in the middle of the night choking because I had regurgitated and then aspirated the fluid, not fun!  I would have to go sit in a chair for a few hours until the reflux settled down. I found out that the main culprit causing my reflux is corn syrup, high fructose being the worst. So I avoid anything with corn syrup in the ingredients. If I do have any it is during the afternoon but I am at the point where I avoid it all together. We have some friends over for dinner and they brought some sparking grape juice. Not thinking I had some big mistake! I woke up with reflux and thought what is this from..... oh yeah. Checked the bottle ingredients and sure enough HFCS was in the list.

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