Dear Paula,
Thanks for your feedback. While I understand your point, unfortunately research has recently shown that low TTG numbers, after diagnosis, may not always correlate to intestinal recovery. Please see this link. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5457911/
Also, this has actually happened to me. I had excellent TTG numbers, but a new gastro wanted to do a scope due to me being a new patient. Still found intestinal damage, which shocked both him and myself. And this is despite the fact I maintain a gluten free household and am very careful in what I eat. The more we learn, TTG numbers may not in fact be the best way to monitor Celiac gut health.
Because while it may be true that Omission doesn’t impact everyone negatively, as a celiac disease advocate, I have to be an advocate for the ones that it will impact negatively. We also

Because of that individual variation in how one might react, I think it would be helpful to counsel people to keep an eye on their TTGs if they want to test their own tolerance to those gluten-reduced beers, rather than just trust their gut.
Now – you won’t get me anywhere near a Corona or Bud Light. That purely anecdotal stuff doesn’t work for me!

Thanks for what you do!