The very good news is that gluten intolerance and celiac disease are receiving a much higher media profile. Broadcast, print, and new media are focusing on these disorders, with featured content appearing frequently in the national press. The result is that gluten-free foods and household products are becoming much more widely available. Most health food stores and markets have created a gluten-free section and continue to expand their offerings.

Please remain in EXILE !

My son all most suffered all of the above issues. He is simply 16 years old. Apart from above, he claimed hazy sight & always asked me to take him for eye check up. Also he had very heavy sinuses & would keep sneezing for hours in the morning. His arthritis pinned him at home for most of his school days. I was a fed up man. Spending on his treatment, cursing him for being unfit & listening to his complains caused me a lot depression. Thanks God I have discovered the root cause & it is now 12th day without wheat & he is happy. Me too. I wonder, why none of his physicians could even hint me about the problem.

I love how when you don’t agree with someone you use that wonderful argument of “crapola.” Such a distinguished word, and one you should take and shove. My entire family is gluten intolerant, including me, so take your argument of “crapola” and shove it.

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I don’t eat like that and I eat gluten. Add it to my homemade bread.

Crapola. Stop drinking.

What are you on about? Since when is regular digestive upset, joint pain and mood swings common to everyone? Not me, and no-one I know .. apart from one friend who eventually got rid of those very symptoms by giving up gluten. You are talking out of your pompous backside mate.

Spoken like an idiot who thinks it’s just fine to gulp down 6 hamburgers and 3 cokes day and hasn’t pooped in 4 days.