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04-11-2012, 04:28 PM
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No, the villi are mostly in the small intestine.
I've read over and over at the Gluten File that a negative scope is not 100% reliable. But the damage gluten does in the sensitive person can be pretty global. Jcc's daughter had seizures as an example when young and eating gluten. They went away when she went gluten free many years ago.
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