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WheelerN Newbie

Hi,

I have heard that there is now a pill you can take daily that takes away the Gluten Free factor and means you can eat what you like.

Has anybody else heard of this??

Thanks, N :)


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cookie22 Newbie
Hi,

I have heard that there is now a pill you can take daily that takes away the Gluten Free factor and means you can eat what you like.

Has anybody else heard of this??

Thanks, N :)

someone will jump in, but they are working on two pills right now if i'm not mistaken, one like you say and one that will be for accidental glutenings to help? Anyone hear anything similar, i swear i read it on the site of the drug company. But, no, there is nothing out now, trust me, we wouldn't be here if there was.

irish daveyboy Community Regular
Hi,

I have heard that there is now a pill you can take daily that takes away the Gluten Free factor and means you can eat what you like.

Has anybody else heard of this??

Thanks, N :)

Hi WheelerN,

The following 2 links is probably what you refer to.

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Just a personal comment, there is 'no miracle cure'

If there were, we wouldn't all be here discussing celiac disease.

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This is just an opinion, any site that wants to sell you something ? is there to make a profit at your expense.

If there was a 'Wonder Drug' don't you think that every Celiac Organisation Worldwide

would have told it's members by now. Enzyme cocktails are only at a testing stage.

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Until I see verifiable clinical trials results in the like of 'LANCET' the Medical Profession's Bible.

I would be very sceptical of any claims !!!.

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But read what it says in the links and form your own opinion.

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Open Original Shared Link

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2.

Open Original Shared Link

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Best Regards,

David

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