無麩質飲食(英語:Gluten-free diet,縮寫GFD)是指沒有麩質飲食方式。麩質是一種在小麥大麥裸麥中含有的蛋白質成份[1][2],這些物類及其雜交種(如斯佩耳特小麥[1]卡姆麥英語Khorasan wheat小黑麥[1][2])也都算在內。但無麩質飲食是否要將燕麥列入,此部份仍有爭議,燕麥中的燕麥蛋白(Avenin)對乳糜瀉患者是有毒的[2],毒性視栽培品種而定[3]。此外,燕麥也常會被含麩質的穀物交叉污染[2]。也有健康民眾進行無麩質飲食,用以避免攝取基因改造的小麥,但不攝取基因改造的小麥有益處此一論點目前沒有科學證據。

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麩質造成的健康問題為麩質相關疾病英語gluten-related disorders,包括了乳糜瀉非乳糜瀉麩質敏感英語non-celiac gluten sensitivity麩質失調英語gluten ataxia疱疹樣皮炎英語dermatitis herpetiformis小麥過敏英語wheat allergy[4]。若有這些疾病,改用無麩質飲食是醫師建議且有效的治療方式[5][6][7][8],不過在部份案例中,無麩質飲食可以改善一些疾病的消化道症狀或是整體症狀,這些疾病包括大腸激躁症類風濕性關節炎多發性硬化症HIV腸病等[9]

麩質蛋白質的營養成份及生物學價值較低,而含有麩質的穀類也不是人類飲食中所必需的[10]。不過若食物攝取不均衡,或是不正確的選用無麩質替代飲食,可能會造成營養不良。營養方面的問題可以透過正確的飲食教育預防[2]

無麩質飲食應該主要以天然的無麩質食物為基礎,而且在微量元素營養素之間有好的平衡。肉類、魚類、蛋、豆類、堅果、馬鈴薯、米及玉米都很合適,若使用商業販售的無麩質替代飲食,建議選用富有維生素及礦物質的飲食[2]。此外像蕎麥準穀物及其他雜糧也是很好的代替品[2][10]

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雖然無麩質飲食法2010年代在歐美掀起新風潮,乃至美國食品藥品監督管理局(FDA)自2014年針對無麩質食品頒布新標準,一些連鎖餐廳也開始為顧客提供無麩質菜餚,但是有不少餐廳表示,無法保證和承諾這些餐點完全不含麩質;一些顧客抱怨稱餐點含有麩質,並表示食用後腸胃不適。根據統計,全美國約有兩三百萬民眾患有乳糜瀉消化性疾病,他們食用麩質後會出現腸胃不適。另根據全美乳糜瀉覺醒基金會(National Foundation for Celiac Awareness)估計,還有1800萬美國人對麥麩過敏,他們聲稱食用麩質食品後會發生腹瀉貧血及其他類似乳糜瀉疾病的症狀。2013年市場調查機構NPD Group的一份報告顯示,近3成美國民眾表示會避開含麩質的食品,高於3年前的25.5%[11][12]

很多航空公司為旅客提供特殊航空餐食選項,其中也包含無麩質餐[13](英語:Gluten Free Meal,縮寫GFML;也稱無麥麩餐[14]、無麵筋餐[15])的預定,旅客一般需在航班起飛的24小時之前告知航空公司。

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  • 地中海飲食 - 以不飽和脂肪酸與纖維的高量為重點之飲食法,穀物類略少,肉類脂肪尤其紅肉類大幅壓低。
  • 植物性飲食 - 只吃素食的飲食方式
  • 生酮飲食 - 以脂肪和油類當主食取代醣類,用以治療特定疾病,亦有研究其養生功能但有許多爭議。

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