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6 CRITICAL STEPS TO SUCCESSFULLY DIAGNOSING CELIAC AND NON-CELIAC GLUTEN INTOLERANCE

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I found this website explaining how to get diagnosed with Celiac or gluten intolerance. The above title is the title of the article and all credit goes to the author PATRYCE + CLG. This information may already be on the forum here somewhere but I didn't find it. Thought I would share it then as it seemed very easy to read and brought ideas to me that I hadn't thought of before:

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