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Is there an association between gluten sensitivity and acne?
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Both common: Beyond acne being almost universal among teens, and gluten sensitivity affecting maybe one million folks in the usa, i could not find any relationship documented and it does not really make sense biologically. But thanks for asking.
Answered 7/23/2012
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