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  1. Hair Detective
    In the 2006 book - Celiac Disease - A Hidden Epidemic....the author Dr. Green from Columbia University who runs the Celiac center....says that Celiacs have a 30% odds of getting an autoimmune disease versus the rest of the population which is 3%. Cancer is 2X as likely to occur if you have celiac. Inflammation is the bodies response to an outside invader...
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    I would suggest researching Dr. Fine's stool test....it does not require going back on a gluten diet. I found the testing process very confusing...so I've spent quite a bit of time trying to figure it out. The stool test showed gluten sensitivity and t-transglutaminase autoimmune response in my daughter who has alopecia. The problem from my perspective...
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    I would agree with the suggestion to try the stool test...it does not require going back on a gluten diet. The stool test showed gluten sensitivity and t-transglutaminase autoimmune response in my daughter who has alopecia. The problem from my perspective is that waiting to be diagnosed with celiac disease negates the opportunity to take action BEFORE...
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    I'd suggest Dr. Kenneth Fine's stool test for your cousin's children. This test showed gluten sensitivity and t-transglutaminase autoimmune response in my daughter who has alopecia. The problem from my perspective is that waiting to be diagnosed with celiac disease negates the opportunity to take action BEFORE there's villa damage. You can order the stool...
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