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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

Warpy

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3. I'm actually very annoyed that when I had no health insurance

Reply to Archae (Reply #1)

Thu Oct 2, 2014, 04:47 PM

Oct 2014

and was trying to track down yet another rash by elimination of various things for a week at a time that the thing I thought it would never be because allergy in adults is so uncommon is wheat. I was disgusted because I loved to bake, loved pasta, loved wheat based cuisines.

It's mild--wheezing, itching, heartburn--but just annoying enough for me to avoid it as much as I can.

Yes, it's a fad. I sincerely hope my old body gets over it because I hate being part of a fad. Besides, wheat free substitutes are weird.

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Next time someone claims he's gluten-intolerant... [View all] DetlefK Oct 2014 OP

This "gluten free" is just another fad. Archae Oct 2014 #1

I'm actually very annoyed that when I had no health insurance Warpy Oct 2014 #3

I likewise get very tired SheilaT Oct 2014 #2

Ttought there was a possibility I might be celiac deafskeptic Oct 2014 #4

You've identified the real danger IMO Orrex Nov 2014 #6

Although actual Celiac disease is rare, I am glad to see more things available for them Marrah_G Nov 2014 #5