The Truth About Celiac: It’s a Brain Disease Too

What if gluten wasn’t just hurting your gut but wrecking your brain, too?

Most doctors still treat celiac as a digestive problem, something that starts and ends in your GI tract. But if you’ve been diagnosed with celiac, or react strongly to gluten, you probably know that’s far from the full picture. For many, the first signs aren’t bloating or diarrhea. They’re brain fog, nerve pain, migraines, fatigue, or even mood swings. So why are so many patients dismissed unless their gut is destroyed?

In this eye-opening video, Dr. Maggie Yu reveals the real nature of celiac disease and why the current diagnostic model is dangerously outdated. Celiac is not just a gut condition; it’s an autoimmune disease that targets your brain, nerves, hormones, and more.

Watch to learn:

Why celiac disease is more neurological than gastrointestinal
What gluten exposure really does to the immune system beyond your gut
How most doctors misdiagnose or under diagnose gluten-related autoimmune disease
Why the “gold standard” biopsy for celiac often comes too late
The real impact of gluten on symptoms like migraines, nerve pain, fatigue, and mental health

If you’ve been dismissed because your gut symptoms “aren’t bad enough,” this is your wake-up call. Gluten might be the trigger, but your immune system is the one pulling the alarm.

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Share this video with someone who’s been told “it’s just in your gut.” Your body is smarter than your diagnosis.