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Gluten Issues And Acne


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stopped eating gluten for a month and my skin cleared up so amazingly! like i was constantly having acne on my chin and then within the month, little by little my skin got better.

now that my doc is making me eat it for my endo, i am all broken out again. think theres a correlation? anyone ever heard of gluten affecting acne?


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I didn't have acne, exactly, but when I went gluten-free, the occasional breakouts on my chin vanished, too. :)

I know gluten affects the skin in different ways with different people. Some have itchiness, others get eczema--which I also had. Of course, DH is indicitive of Celiac.

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My son had been broke out since he first started eating oatmeal cereal as a baby. It finally cleared up little by little after going gluten-free. Now I know when he has had a little something just by how smooth his face is.

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