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It seems interesting, but of course who would be willing to be a test subject?


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It seems interesting, but of course who would be willing to be a test subject?

This has the potential to allow celiacs to cope better with cc, but nobody thinks it will prevent celiac.

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This one sounds more promising than several other recently touted "enzyme" products that "help celiacs digest gluten." The problem isn't that celiacs can't digest gluten. The problem is that certain peptide chains in gluten cause an inflamatory reaction in the lining of the gut for those who have the disease. This one might actually work because it takes the digestion a step farther and dismantles those offensive peptide chains.

But, what stage of testing is this thing in and how long will it be before it is available?

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The only problem I see with it is that it is another expensive pill I would have to take for the rest of my life. I prefer to just stay on the diet, it really is better for me.

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