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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
it actually would be believable because I've read about what can happen so eh, believable.
- indiechickLv 51 decade ago
most people with celiac are actually overweight. It's a myth that has been perpetuated in the medical community. I'm a nurse and it said in all my nursing texts that the symptoms of celiac disease are weight loss and diarrhea (and failed to mention that many people only have other symptoms like depression, seizures, schizophrenia, skin problems, etc.). When I was diagnosed myself several years later I found out that only a small percentage of people with celiac have digestive symptoms at all and a minority of patients have weight loss. Unfortunately the ones with weight gain rarely get diagnosed because of lack of knowledge of the disease by physicians. I actually spoke to a physician the other day who has been practicing for 20 years (we were eating together socially and he noticed that I ordered a gluten free meal). He said "that must be pretty rare because in the 20 years that I've practiced I've never once had a patient with it." Um, since about 1% of the population has celiac, it would be very unlikely that he truly didn't have one. Sadly, the guy acted like he had never heard of it. So to answer your question...it's possible, but it's much more likely that a president like Taft had celiac than Obama.
Source(s): RN, celiac - Anonymous1 decade ago
Who cares !!