Gluten allergy doesn't really exist - expert  Gluten allergy -
which deters many people from eating bread - is not actually a
real affliction, a doctor says.Photo / Thinkstock  A leading
allergy doctor has debunked a host of myths, saying that gluten
allergy doesn't exist - and nor do hypoallergenic pets.  Dr
David Stukus, an allergy specialist from Columbus, Ohio, wrote a
presentation debunking various common allergy misconceptions
after years of hearing patients declare inaccuracies.  One pet
peeve is the patients who say they can't eat bread because
they're allergic to gluten, he says.  "There's this claim about
'gluten allergy,' which really doesn't exist," he told the
website  "It's not really a recognised allergy. Wheat is a
recognised allergy - but a lot of people will misinterpret that
as gluten. Wheat allergy does not necessarily equal an allergy
to all gluten.  He continued: "Gluten has been blamed for all
that ails humanity."  In fact, there are only three disorders
that can be scientifically attri