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Originally Posted by Frownland
Gluten free food isn't necessarily bad, but I think that gluten allergies aren't real. No offense to ladyislingering, it just sounds like a fad to me.
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I absolutely hate people that don't have the allergy, and then strut around like they're hot s
hit because they're buying "healthy" alternatives. Are you kidding me, people? REALLY? Yes, of course, because I just KNOW you'd like to have a tiny loaf of bread that you spent $4 on, and it tastes just a step above cardboard. YEP. Living the good life!
I modified my diet because I had to, or else I would have eventually died. I literally would have starved to death because I couldn't retain anything I was eating. My sensitivity threshold is so high that even if Ki put a knife in the butter that he used on his bread, even without me knowing, just the mere contact will result in a severe headache, can't leave the bathroom for a long time,
sometimes I've even thrown up because it's such a shock to my system.
If I even handle foods that aren't safe, I have to wash my hands many times. I know my entire kitchen if probably covered in junk so I have to be really careful. My hands (while already dry from work) are unusually dry during the winter because of how often I'm washing them. This is serious. I don't think my life is harder than everyone else's, just sort of a pain in the ass sometimes.
So I do give the side glance to people who willingly go gluten free because they think it'll help them lose weight or make them healthier or whatever. People are so stupid.