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Old 01-18-2016, 03:57 PM #1
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If you have Gluten allergy do you cough a lot .... seems like when I eat bread and hamburger its worse . thanks I have been test long time ago and dr said no
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If you have Gluten allergy do you cough a lot .... seems like when I eat bread and hamburger its worse . thanks I have been test long time ago and dr said no
gluten sensitivity and celiac aren't allergies, but can aggravate any inflammatory process.
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