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Gluten in Medications🤔

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Surprisingly Medication can be another 'headache' for people diagnosed with Gluten Ataxia.

Oral Medications in the form of tablets and capsules are a potential source of Gluten contamination.

Eliminate all risks by evaluating the ingredients in your Medication.

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