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Is it possible that you will develop good intolerances of food you had in gut at time of paralysis of digestion?
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Interesting question: Some feel that "leaky gut" increases likelihood of developing food intolerances. This may frequently happen in response to gluten -- and once it does, antibody responses to other foods besides that one may occur. Then you'd have multiple issues and not just one (gluten). Best to discuss your personal situation with the doctor who treated your "paralysis of digestion, " though.
Answered 9/28/2013
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