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Old 04-17-2011, 05:01 PM #4
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Default milk etc.
i don't drink milk at all, just don't like any products contains milk, once in a while i can eat yogurt and have ms for 20 years. I think this theory about gluten free diet and lactose intolerance in ms patients is just imagination of sick people or msers who needs to find some good theory why they have it.
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