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Mamato2boys Contributor
Mamato2boys
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It was advertised in the margins on this site:

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Is this company REALLY claiming to have a supplement that can help you digest gluten, or have my eyes suddenly started deceiving me ?? That seems INCREDIBLY irresponsible for a company to pander that to people who CAN NOT eat glutens !!

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Sometimes those Google ads don't make any sense at all. When I called up this page the top ad's title was "CELIAC DISEASE RELIEF!". . . it was an ad for low acid coffee. <_<

CarlaB Enthusiast
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My personal favorite was an ad for wheat gluten!!! :blink:

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Scott, and his company have no control over the google ad's... thats why more and more ppl are not liking them. Its best to ignore them completly. I use Firefox, with "ADBlock Plus", which removes all the google ad's from the site for me.

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Mamato2boys
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Sometimes those Google ads don't make any sense at all. When I called up this page the top ad's title was "CELIAC DISEASE RELIEF!". . . it was an ad for low acid coffee. <_<
:blink::wacko:

Scott, and his company have no control over the google ad's... thats why more and more ppl are not liking them. Its best to ignore them completly. I use Firefox, with "ADBlock Plus", which removes all the google ad's from the site for me.

Don't misunderstand me, I'm not blaming this site. :) I think it's sick that a company can make a claim like that.

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