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The Neolithic Revolution and Subsequent Emergence of the Celiac Affection

2016-05-05

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Evidence suggests that celiac disease initially emerged as a distinct intestinal disorder sometime after organization of hunter-gatherers into human workforces capable of agriculture, especially wheat cultivation. This Neolithic revolution possibly developed to permit competitive survival over other hunter-gatherer groups. Recent archeological data suggests that wheat cultivation may have occurred in eastern , nea...

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Literature Corpus work: d36a4cf7-d69e-5c56-872c-e874c42763a7
DOI: 10.12691/ijcd-1-1-8

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