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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

hedgehog

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2. It's a shame so many people are self-diagnosing with gluten intolerance,

Reply to tavalon (Original post)

Fri Jul 19, 2013, 10:56 AM

Jul 2013

it must make it harder for people with a real problem to get any respect! From what I've read, people with gluten intolerance react the same way as people with a severe allergy to poison ivy - they keep reacting well after the offending stimulus is removed. Here's hoping that you don't run into any more problems!

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Darn this Celiac! [View all] tavalon Jul 2013 OP

So, after writing this rant, another explanation occurred to me tavalon Jul 2013 #1

Fresh paint, leather furniture, certain cleaners and pesticide womanofthehills Jul 2013 #3

I know tavalon Jul 2013 #4

It's a shame so many people are self-diagnosing with gluten intolerance, hedgehog Jul 2013 #2

I've become hyper sensitive to gluten tavalon Jul 2013 #5

Actually, Celiac has been called a great pretender tavalon Jul 2013 #6