Mrs. treat's niece, who has always enjoyed excellent health and has never had any serious digestive illnesses, announces to the family that she has gone gluten-free and has never felt better. she urges mrs. treat to also go gluten-free. should mrs. treat do so?

It is not advisable that Mrs. Treat should do this because there is still no evidence or it lacks evidence of how gluten free could be beneficial to other people. So it is still up to Mrs. Treat if she will do this or not for the choice is up to her and this only appropriate to do if this option is really true and provides sufficient information.

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His goal is  achievable, realistic, measurable, and time-based. : )