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Why does beer not affect my gluten allergy? isn't beer made from grains containg gluten?
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Some can: Most beers are filtered liquids and contain little to no gluten protein. Some beer, especially unfiltered, can exacerbate gluten intolerance. The amount of gluten in most beer is negligible though. Many patient with celiac will tolerate low amounts of gluten without difficulty.
Answered 7/10/2012
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