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It reads like they are trying to be politically correct and cover all of their bases. What a bunch of maroons they are!

I have them all the time. Bloodwork shows that my hormone levels are changing with perimenopause, so that is what causes mine.

I get them, and they itch and hurt horribly! Mine always come with a severe allergic reaction to something, so it is not just celiac-triggered. I have to wash my hair every day until the breakout subsides to get relief. Nothing I have tried prevents it.

Sarah, I think you lived every mother's nightmare about not loving her baby! I am soooo glad you were able to resolve the problem! Daddy will certainly never forget being the very first to hold his son! Lily, I was shocked to see you refer to consuming gluten as a poisoning. It did make me stop and realize that for our bodies, that is exactly what it...

Dizziness after eating gluten? YES!!! I think it might be because it wrecks havoc on my mucous membranes.