Tag: Gluten pills

Research has consistently shown that commercially available over-the-counter gluten pills are not an effective treatment for celiac disease and cannot make gluten safe for consumption. This review examines whether gluten pills really work and for whom, based on current scientific evidence.

According to the Celiac Disease Foundation, commercial digestive enzyme supplements are ineffective for treating celiac disease. This raises a critical question: **Does the gluten pill work** for anyone with a gluten-related disorder, or are they simply offering false hope? The answer depends heavily on the specific condition and the type of pill in question, with significant differences between over-the-counter products and those in clinical trials.