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Default Gluten Intolerant but not Celiac?
Hi. I am not a regular of Celiac forum but very much a regular of PN forum.

My questions are:
1. Is it possible that one is gluten intolerant but not celiac or vice versa?
2. Could it be possible that celiac/gluten only affects the nerves and nothing else?

I have yet to take the test for Celiac disease. I don't have any of the "typical' symptoms of gluten intolerant like stomach aches, cramps, diarrhea or constipation,etc. (Or, maybe I am not just aware of anything else that is happening to my body.) But I have the typical symptoms of a PN.


Thank you for your help.
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