A few thoughts. 1. It's not been clearly established that gluten sensitivity doesn't exist. Even if current medicine hasn't established it, it's actually quite

A few thoughts. 1. It's not been clearly established that gluten sensitivity doesn't exist. Even if current medicine hasn't established it, it's actually quite common for established medicine to be slower than alternatives (e.g. probiotic, medical marijuana, babies needing touch and breast milk). 2. For gluten sensitivity, it's not clear if you're denying people have physical symptoms (bloating, gas) at all, or whether they are misattributing them to gluten. Either way, I don't see a connection. 3. Your comment really has the affect of associating two very different, very emotionally charged things that I think is lazy and exhausting to debug.