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Many Celiac Sufferers Unaware Of Their Condition - Topnews United States


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Celiac disease is a condition due to which the lining of the small intestine is damaged, as a result of which the intestine is unable to absorb portions of food, which are necessary for the body to be in a healthy state. It has been explained that the ...

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Those suffering from the condition are specially advised to stop eating pizzas, cake, tortillas and prohibited from drinking alcohol.

Please, save me from articles like these.

kareng Grand Master

Please, save me from articles like these.

I agree. That article sounded like it was written by a 6th grader not a journalist.

Unfortunately, someone will use this article as a "scientific" argument for not drinking wine or to eat something not on the list. :wacko:

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This article was written by someone who is not a native English speaker, and it appears the entire website is like that.

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