EPISODE · Mar 12, 2023 · 25 MIN
Coeliac Dietitian Kristina Richardson on Her Experience with The Gluten Threshold Study
from A Gluten Free Podcast · host Ben Hampton
Send us Fan MailA Gluten Free Podcast Episode 66 In this episode of A Gluten Free Podcast, I’m thrilled to be joined by Kristina Richardson, a coeliac dietitian and passionate advocate for those living with coeliac disease. Kristina recently participated in the Gluten Threshold Study at Wesley Research Institute in Brisbane, an important clinical research project aiming to better understand how much gluten people with coeliac disease can safely tolerate.Kristina shares her firsthand experience taking part in the study, including what the process involved, the symptoms she experienced during gluten ingestion, and what this research could mean for the future of coeliac disease diagnosis and management. Her insight offers listeners a rare glimpse inside the study, helping to demystify the research and highlight why it is so crucial for improving the lives of people with coeliac disease.In this episode, we discuss:The reasons Kristina chose to participate in the Gluten Threshold Study and her motivations as both a dietitian and someone living with coeliac diseaseA detailed overview of what the study involves, including the testing protocols, gluten challenge procedures, and participant experiencesThe potential impact this research could have on coeliac disease care — from refining gluten thresholds and diagnosis criteria to informing future treatment optionsKristina’s personal symptoms and reactions to gluten ingestion during the study, and how this has shaped her perspective both professionally and personallyHow members of the coeliac community can get involved in the next cohorts of the Gluten Threshold Study and contribute to this vital researchWhy this episode is important:The Gluten Threshold Study represents a significant step forward in coeliac disease research. Current diagnosis and management guidelines can be strict and challenging to navigate, and understanding individual gluten tolerance levels could pave the way for more personalised treatment and better quality of life for people with coeliac disease.Hearing from someone who has both clinical expertise and lived experience makes this episode especially valuable for anyone interested in the future of coeliac research and gluten free living.Links & Resources:Sign up to the Gluten Threshold Study at Wesley Research InstituteWatch Kristina Richardson’s YouTube video about The Gluten Threshold StudyConnect with Kristina Richardson on InstagramJoin Kristina’s Facebook Group: Coeliac Disease Help For NewbiesGet in touchYou can find me on Instagram @a.gffamily or email me at [email protected] also write a regular column titled A Gluten Free Family for The Australian Coeliac magazine, published quarterly for Coeliac Australia members. The column is a space where I share stories, tips, and community conversations about living gluten free — one chat at a time.DisclaimerThe content on A Gluten Free Podcast is based on personal experiences and opinions and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please seek guidance from a qualified healthcare professional before making any decisions about your diet or health.Gourmet Granny's have great gluten free stocks & gravies. Use our code GFFAMILY for 15% off site wide. Buy here! Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail A Gluten Free Podcast Episode 66 In this episode of A Gluten Free Podcast, I’m thrilled to be joined by Kristina Richardson, a coeliac dietitian and passionate advocate for those living with coeliac disease. Kristina recently participated in the Gluten Threshold Study at Wesley Research Institute in Brisbane, an important clinical research project aiming to better understand how much gluten people with coeliac disease can safely tolerate. Kristina shares her firsthand ...
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