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Wheat Grass And Barely Grass

Ally2005

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First, I would like to say how much I appreciate, and am enjoying this site!! I would like an opinion on wheat grass and barely grass. They both are in a nutrion supplement I have been taking and wondered whether these two ingredients are safe.

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In my opinion--not safe. Both wheat and barley grass are on the forbidden list on celiac.com. The problem is that some of the seeds (which contain gluten) might still get into the the supplement--the contamination is too likely--I would not take that supplement.

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