Do Antibiotics Cause Celiac Disease? Some researchers say yes they can. Especially in those with genetic susceptibility to gluten sensitivity. Antibiotics cause a yeast overgrowth, and emerging research shows that yeast – AKA candida, can create a protein that mimics gluten, causing an intestinal reaction leading to the development of celiac disease.
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