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10 Worst Pieces of Advice Allergy Doctors Have Ever Heard

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“Pass on the bread basket, I have a gluten allergy”

“You can have a gluten intolerance, but it’s extremely rare to have a true gluten allergy. Many people self-label as having gluten allergy and avoid gluten without any medical indication this is true or necessary.” —Bryan Martin, MD

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