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Men Are Biggest Gluten-Free Diet Cheats - Celiac.com


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Men Are Biggest Gluten-free Diet Cheats

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Celiac.com 06/19/2015 - And the biggest gluten-free diet cheats are? Men. Photo: CC--Jason Saul According to a recent survey commissioned by U.K.-based gluten-free bread company Newburn Bakehouse, gluten-intolerant men feel stigmatized by their ...

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One third of men cheat?   :blink: Wow.  That's just... rather pathetic.  :unsure:   So order a manly steak with potatoes and egg, which a whiskey to go along with that... I don't get it.  :rolleyes:

cyclinglady Grand Master

My New GP says she has two celiac disease diagnosed patients who refuse to comply with the gluten-free diet. I can not imagine that!

nvsmom Community Regular

Sad... Maybe they need to hit rock bottom, hope it doesn't kill them when they are down there.

etbtbfs Rookie

Everyone knows that males are doctor-avoiders. They just arent too bright when it comes to health issues. Don-t flame me, I am a male. :)

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