A Global Concept of the Allergic Diseases
		5%	This website is exceptional because the infinitely variable presentations of allergic disease are illustrated by case-histories and photographs Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown Allergies Explained   UK
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			Allergy vs. Intolerance - What is the Difference?
		100%	Allergy and Intolerance by Lydia S. Boeken M.D. [read more] Will Other Foods Affect the Villi? - by Kemp Randolph [read more] Celiac.com   USA
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			American Celiac Society
		75%	A support group. American Celiac Society   USA
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			Bacteria and Yeast are Fighting a War in Your Gut
		0%	Dr. Scot Lewey ezinearticles.com
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			Blood in the Stool: Explanation of Various Terms for Gastrointestinal Bleeding or Hemorrhage
		0%	Dr. Scot Lewey ezinearticles.com
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			Blood Tests for Colitis and Crohn’s Disease: an Introduction
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			Celiac And The Gluten Gut-Brain Connection Seen In Reversible Abnormal SPECT Brain Scans
		0%	Dr. Scot Lewey ezinearticles.com
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			Celiac Disease
		90%	An intolerance to the gluten, found in wheat, barley, oats, and rye, affects many people worldwide -- forcing sufferers to avoid foods that contain these grains at all costs. What is Gluten?, What Is Celiac Disease?, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Diagnosis, Who Is At Risk?, Other Names For Celiac Disease, Treatment, Related Disorders. Allergies.About.com   USA
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			Celiac Disease - A Guide for Children and Their Families
		0%	History of Celiac Disease Glossary of Terms Celiac Disease: What it is, What Causes it, How it Affects People Diagnosis of Celiac Disease Treatment of Celiac Disease -- For Parents Treatment of Celiac Disease -- For Children Long-Term Problems Associated with Celiac Disease What's Gluten-Free and What's Not Support Groups/Recipes Books/Booklets Food Companies An excellent article. North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition   USA
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			Celiac Disease and Gluten Linked to Brain Disease by Deposits in Intestine and Brain
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