The following groups of individuals have an increased incidence of Celiac disease:

  • Approx. 1 in 10 relatives of Celiac patients will also have Celiac disease
  • Approx. 1 in 20 individuals with Type I diabetes will also have Celiac disease
  • Approx. 5-10% of individuals suffering from anemia will also have Celiac disease
  • Approx. 10% of European Irish will test positive for Celiac disease

The Good News: There is a great deal of promising research in the area of Celiac disease management. CELIACSURE™ can provide you with an immediate, at home diagnosis.

The average timeframe for diagnosis of Celiac disease in Canada is 10 years. Because the symptoms can range from mild to severe and there is no definitive symptom (other than Dermatitis Hepitaformis), Celiac disease can often be overlooked. Once considered, Celiac blood tests are taken which can take up to 3 weeks for results and may provide a reasonable diagnosis.

To avoid this long wait, CELIACSURE™ can provide immediate results in the convenience of your own home.