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I agree with that and disagree from various viewpoints. When I'm trying allergy elimination diets, I really, really care about whether something has the allerg
by code_duck 9y ago
I agree with that and disagree from various viewpoints.
When I'm trying allergy elimination diets, I really, really care about whether something has the allergen in it, even though I've yet to be diagnosed or proved harm from it. I still treat it like I am avoiding it 100%, since you have to for the trial, and expect other people to.
On the other hand, when people without true severe gluten sensitivity claim they have celiac, it muddies the waters for those who do in terms of public perception.
On the other hand, it kind of doesn't matter if people see one of those people eat gluten and not react, though. I wouldn't react instantly so they'd never see me suffering either.
- CodeWriter23 9y agoPeople running around with false claims of celiac disease is not something I’ve encountered. I know a lot of people who don the moniker “gluten free”.
- code_duck 9y agoWhat I mean is when people somehow determine they have some form of gluten sensitivity, ranging from mild bloating to celiac-like symptoms of NCGS, and call it ‘celiac’ without realizing how specific that is.