Top kayaker Glenn Singleton and Olympic marathon runner Kate Smyth were athletic ambassadors for Australia's Coeliac Awareness Week 2009 (featuring mascot MOJO, right). Singleton [PDF] experienced fatigue, gastrointestinal problems, sporadic anemia, and nutritional deficiencies before his general practitioner ordered the tests that led to his diagnosis and subsequent adoption of a gluten-free diet. Since then, Singleton says, he has experienced improved well-being and improved his time by a whopping 15 seconds.
Smyth [PDF] says she improved her marathon time by nearly six minutes after getting the tests that led to adopt the gluten-free diet that relieved her lethargy, bloating, chronic anemia, and nutritional deficiencies.
Here's Glenn Singleton on the Australian morning talk show 9am with David and Kim.
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This won't actually have success, I think so.
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