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News: Celiac.com: 5 surprising things I wish I knew before I went gluten-free

Scott Adams

By Scott Adams
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Eight years ago I was diagnosed with Celiac disease and told I must avoid gluten completely. Considering gluten encompasses wheat, rye, and barley, this was a lofty task. While today it feels like there are signs for gluten-free products everywhere, the world of eight years ago did not have as many ...

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