Studies indicate gluten intolerance may be the culprit to skin disorders

Many solutions just as topical ointments or creams,possible symptoms of gluten sensitivity and Celiac
antibiotics and a host of other products used toDisease.)
alleviate skin disorders are simply temporary solutions.Dermatitis Herpetiformis (DH) was first described as a
Perhaps you've tried these. Often, they work, but onlydistinct clinical entity in 1884 by American dermatologist,
temporarily and the skin disorder such as a rash orLouis Duhring. Tina states, "Dermatitis Herpetiformis is
acne returns without warning. Studies are finding thatone such skin aliment that occurs as a result of gluten
there may be a more permanent solution. Researchersensitivity. It is one of the 'itches' that won't go away
and writer, Tina Turbin writes about gluten sensitivitywithout proper treatment." Although first described in
and Celiac disease. She concurs with the findings1884, it wasn't until 1967 that is was actually linked to
saying that, "It is possible that gluten sensitivity or Celiacgluten sensitivity. Instead of digesting gluten, the body
disease may be at the root of your skin problems."fights it with an antibody (called IgA) that is produced in
(Visit Gluten Free Help, for more information andthe lining of the intestines.