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Celiac.com: Giving up gluten does more harm than good in more ways than you think – study


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Going gluten free may not be the shortcut to getting ready for swimsuit season after all. While avoiding gluten is vital to those living with Celiac disease ...

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I think that study is so flawed, it is assuming that we all are eating all the pre packaged foods, which I think most of us are not doing. We all have to be so careful with what we eat that my guess is we are finding our own short cuts with what we make.  

Someone needed to write a paper for their collage work so they chose this topic. 

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