Cut beer, pasta, breads and most sauces, and there isn?t much reason to go out to eat.
That has been the reality for most people diagnosed with celiac disease, said Jules E.D. Shepard, who suffers from the genetic intolerance of the protein gluten, found in wheat, barley and most packaged foods.
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