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Beth McLoughlin <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 4 Mar 1999 08:50:00 -0700
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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

     Just read your (summary) post on transient gluten tolerance.  Guess I
     could have responded sooner, but don't always get around to reading
     all the postings!

     My 2 cents worth would be that this "transient" tolerance may be simply
     people who have healed on a GF diet, and were never very sensitive in
     the first place (like myself) and then cheat and have no real problems,
     so THINK that their problem has gone away. Ofcourse, when they go off
     the diet, the intolerance eventually comes back, once they have yet
     again destroyed enough of their intestinal lining.

     Ofcourse, I am not a doctor, and would have to read the medical report
     to see just how the doctor mentioned reached his conclusion.  But I
     would be very skeptical, and certainly not risk poor health based on
     the finding of one report.

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