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Has anyone ever tried this? The information is from the Celiac.com website and sounds very promising. I have tested negative on both the endoscopy and blood test, however, have reason to believe both tests weren't correct in their response. I had Celiac Disease for the first 8 years of my life and find it hard to believe, in view of everything that I have read, that I don't have it any more. My main problem is Dermatitis Herpetiformis rather than digestive issues.

Thanks in advance if anyone has tried it and resonds.

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I haven't tried it personally, but saw the results of a guy who did. He was at one of the support group meetings and brought in the findings. He seemed quite happy with it. I'm saving up to try it myself. That along with biofeedback. It listed all the foods he could and couldn't eat.

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