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Apr/May 2012 Issue
Celiac Disease: What’s the Difference?
Wheat allergy, gluten intolerance, gluten sensitivity
Gluten intolerance is widely used to describe anyone who has symptoms after eating gluten that are relieved when it’s removed from the diet. If you have celiac disease, you are, by definition, gluten intolerant. But it is possible to be gluten intolerant and not have celiac disease.
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