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Is wheat really bad for you or is this just a new diet craze?
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Too much is bad: Too much wheat is bad for everybody. There is also a small percentage of people that ate highly allergic to glutens and gliadins. These people must avoid all wheat. So yes, this is somewhat a fad.
Answered 12/3/2012
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