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Hello Ricardo, great post. You do a fine job stating what some minor symptoms may be so this way patients wont just right them off. You do a great job state that Celiac disease is not an allergic reaction and rather a general reaction to gluten. Like I said as well the best treat for it is a gluten free diet.

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