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Can non-celiac gluten sensitivity be temporary?
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Defined how ?????: You get the most from this site when you provide detailed information on your health issue followed by a clear related question. What are you calling non-celiac gluten sensitivity ? Do you mean a food reaction to something that has gluten but negative celiac studies? Even the simplest foods are often composed of a variety of individual proteins that can trigger allergy or intolerance.
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