Nobody should have to put up with this stuff any longer than they have to.

If you suffer from symptoms such as irritable bowel syndrome, wind, general aches and pains, depression and even obesity - you need to check this out. The tests they provide in medical establishments are only useful for checking whether you have an allergy. And gluten intolerance (along with lots of other food-related problems) is not an allergy. How to Know If You Are Gluten-Intolerant Many people suffer for years with the symptoms of gluten-intolerance, without any idea that their ill health is caused by bread, pasta, and other flour-based foods we all eat every single day. You cannot go to the doctor and get a blood test, or any other sort of test, to find out if you are gluten intolerant. Generally speaking, the immune system is not involved at all, so the tests can't detect it.

Another problem you might come across is that many in the medical profession (particularly in the NHS) laugh at the possibility of any problem that can't be measured, weighed, put in a test tube and filed away in a carlyn filing cabinet.

"Food intolerance doesn't exist," they may say, flying in the.