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>gluten-free vanilla extract
ARE YOU FUCKING SHITTING ME

>> No.5169058

>is vanilla extract
>doesn't have gluten in it
?????

>> No.5169078

>>5169054
Companies give shits no more. If something is without gluten, naturally or through some process of their own, they'll market it as such. It immediately garners extra attention and can allow them to markup prices further. Blame idiotic hipsters and food-fad-followers.

>> No.5169081

I am totally gonna start a gluten-free organic bottled water business when I get my tax return.

>> No.5169086

>>5169081
Is gluten bad for you

>> No.5169087

>>5169054
I think it's more of an informative thing rather than a "LOOK AT THIS TOTALLY ORGANIC GLUTEN FREE FREE TRADE SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE VANILLA EXTRACT"

>> No.5169098

>>5169086
yes, it causes free radicals to oxidate which raises body acidity and inflammation. your body is 90% water, so water is the #1 path for this "hidden poison" to enter your body.

>> No.5169124

>>5169081
Do it and be the entrepeneur we deserve anon

>> No.5169127

>>5169098
Are you for real

>> No.5169131

>>5169086
Yes, many people are allergic.

>> No.5169133

People are stupid.
There is no reason not to.

>> No.5169140

>>5169131

*Yes, many people have inexplicably become allergic over the last 10 years

ftfy

>> No.5169151

>>5169078
>If something is without gluten, naturally or through some process of their own, they'll market it as such.

I'm glad. My dad has celiac disease and it's nice to be able to tell at a glance what he can use as an ingredient.

It's gotten my parents to stop eating a lot of processed foods, which is good.

>> No.5169186

>>5169098
>raises body inflammation
10/10

>> No.5169527

>>5169098
I got mad, then I LOL'd.

>> No.5169559

>>5169140
Yes, modern diagnosis techniques allow for more accurate testing that would have been missed in the past.

I bet you think DNA was invented in the 20th century.

>> No.5169568

>>5169559
It was, it was invented by Dr. Mengele in 1943 at some facility, I forget the name now. Read a book sometime.

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>> No.5169628

>>5169054
I honestly really don't care.

this might be some gimmick fad, or it might be people legitimately discovering something they didn't know, but for whatever reason, naturally or on purpose, something without gluten gets a big stamp "NO GLUTEN HUE" and soccer moms like it more.

I honestly don't mind the gluten free label at all because I just check "is this food organic" and I read the ingredient label to see if I like it or not.

so its no big deal.

>> No.5169634

>>5169127
>>5169098
>>5169081

>> No.5169638

>>5169086
depends. people have been mixing flour and making bread for a LONG time, which has, and creates even more gluten. watch the good eats gluten episode (probably don't remember the real name)

recently I and many others believe that genetically modified food drenched in round up and other poisons might be the cause of gluten intolerance.

something about the gmo foods and the poison making the lining of the stomach more vulnerable to gluten getting into the "cracks" between the cells as a very simple example, causing all kinds of problems that many people wouldn't normally have.

bunches of people switched to eating completely organic and had their symptoms go away, and then even went on to eat organic bread and pizza (long while later) and had no problems.

just something to think about, look it up before you dis me for being weird.

I am Not a doctor. Ask your doctor before doing anything.

>> No.5169820

>>5169559

look at this mad faggot can't eat bread lol

>> No.5169831

>>5169638
Should I ask my doctor before emptying my bowels?

>> No.5169855

>>5169831
Yes

>> No.5170018

>>5169855
not me

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>>5169054

>> No.5170910

>>5169127
You have no idea. "Gluten" is actually a buzzword that was invented by corporations to describe chains of saturated carb fats, derived from chemical processes. Gluten comes from sources like brick ovens, and also from hidden dangers in your own home... even your "toaster" (as conserviberals call it) can turn a bagel into a death cocktail.

>> No.5170917

>>5170854
OMG It's a Dune Planet Crasher!
THE SPICE MUST FLOW!

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5170922

>>5170917
THE SPICE!!!!!
MUST FLOW!!!!

>> No.5170924

>>5169638
Believe and your believing will cure you. It's the same as placebo effect.

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>>5169098

>> No.5170943

>>5170924
based cancer patient in 3-5 years

>> No.5170947

>>5169140
Actually, the screening has just been performed more often by doctors, hence the increase in prevelance. My girlfriend is Coeliac and alergic to gluten. Trust me, you don't want it, its a fucking nightmare. However, the more gluten free products available the happier I am.

>> No.5170958

>>5170947
Agreed, Literally Everyone who claims to be allergic to gluten has been diagnosed as such

said the idiot

>> No.5171254

>>5170958
everyone is different

>> No.5171269

>>5169054

It's probably just part of the label, rather than the product description. Chill.

>> No.5173625

>>5169086
Only if you have celiac disease. Otherwise, it's pretty harmless stuff.

>> No.5173636

>>5171254
I'm not.

>> No.5173849

>>5173636
10/10

>> No.5173876

>>5169054
>may contain traces of nuts

OMG THIS IS LIKE THE HOLOCAUST!

>> No.5173887

>>5169081

b-but water is inorganic

>> No.5173913

>>5173876
nut allergies are particularly nasty and deadly. I'm surprised there's even the possibility to have nuts in that particular product, though.

>> No.5173927

>>5173887
not if it's ~*fresh spring water*~
also electrolyte drinks have hit the streets here, 'cause there's no way office workers and stay at home moms would get adequate hydration from a few liters of tap water!