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Angi Long <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 31 Mar 1999 15:38:57 -0800
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From: Jerry Diakiw <[log in to unmask]>
>Thanks to all  who responded to my wife's reaction to a possible gluten
>ingestion. The general consensus was that after being gluten free
> for some time the reaction to gluten is very different than before
>diagnosis. Many respondents reported very dramatically increased
>sensitivity to gluten after being clear of it for a while, often
>resulting in explosive diarhea, and sometimes vomiting.

I'm curious about this.  Would this be true of *any* substance a person
had not had in a long time, or only of substances they were intolerant
of to begin with?  I've also heard vegetarians say that after a while
off meat, any meat at all would make them very ill.  Is it possible that
even if someone *wasn't* celiac or gluten intolerant, they'd develop a
reaction to a first re-exposure to wheat after some time without it?

  -- Angi

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