While you are right that the "hipsters" helped to get more gluten free products on the shelves, I think sometimes the ones who are faking it make things difficult for those like you who actually do have an allergy to it. Mainly because their attitude is different, at least that has been my experience. I'm not quite sure if I'm explaining right, so forgive me if that doesn't make sense.
@bp2018: Oh, I agree. Â But I'd still rather take some flak then be without my GF donuts and GF oreos (as seen in this vid... they are very good).
While that video was funny as hell, I do want to set some facts straight.  It is an autoimmune disorder not an allergy or an intolerance. The primary symptom of celiac is actually not "intestinal" issues.  It's neurological.  It DOES cause depression and headaches/migraines and a whole lot of other crap (referencing the section on all the conditions it "causes").  It really does cause all of those (like lymphoma/cancer) in those with Celiac.  That is an absolute scientific fact.  But for non celiacs, not likely.  (I also don't order the wrong thing and then send it back).  So, while funny as hell, from where I'm sitting it was a bunch of crap.  but then, I'm not a hipster) 4951