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Glutened Recovery


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How long does it take you to recover?  

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Just curious. Thanks, Beverly


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KaitiUSA Enthusiast

More than 2 weeks here with the 7th day usually the absolute worst <_<

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I voted for 3-7 days. If I have a very small amount of gluten, the symtoms are usually gone in 7 days, but I have had reactions that lasted for more than 2 weeks. It all depends on the amount I guess.

Guest BERNESES

I voted for about 3-7 days but the last time was at least three weeks to fully recover. Kaiti- I'm curious about your 7th day being the absolute worst. Would you be willing to tell me more? Like, what are your symptoms and howt hey progress and subside? Thanks, Beverly

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