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Can gluten free really work on making you feel better?
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No: If you do not react to gluten, staying off just deprive you of a lot of goodies. A potential benefit i can think of is that you may lose weight which then may make you feel better (assuming you are overweight) since most pastries, cookies , and cakes will be out-of-reach.
Answered 8/19/2013
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