Celiac disease results from an inability of the digestive tract, speci

Celiac disease results from an inability of the digestive tract, specifically the small intestine, to absorb gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley, and certain other grains. The body’s immune system attacks the gluten as if the protein were a harmful pathogen, often resulting in serious damage to the intestinal lining. People who suffer from celiac disease must eliminate gluten from their diets. Symptoms of the disease include abdominal cramps, bloating, and anemia. If the statements above are true, which of the following assertions can be made on the basis of them?

A. Anyone who suffers from celiac disease will experience anemia.
Very good contender but wrong
B. Eliminating gluten from one’s diet will cure celiac disease.
Wrong. Gluten leads to celiac disease, but it doesnot lead to removing gluten will cure the disease.
Analogy:If you smoke you get cancer, but if you quit smoking(after cancer) than you cancer will not cure.
C. People experiencing abdominal cramps, bloating, and anemia have celiac disease.
Wrong Symptoms of celiac disease are cramps, bloating and anemia, but these symptoms can be of any other disease. It is not mentioned that these symptoms only happen when you have celiac disease.
Celiac==>> symptoms doesnot mean symptoms==>> celiac always
D. Gluten is found only in grains.
Wrong Gluten is found in grains, but ONLY gluten cannot be told
E. The human body cannot always recognize harmless substances.
Correct:>> Gluten is a protein, so is a harmless substance, but body doesnot recognize the harmless substance and cosiders it as harmless and hence wrong.

A is a good contender but wrong because E is more appropriate and it is not sure that everyone who have celiac disease will exhibit all of the symptoms. hence A is wrong and E is correct

E IS CORRECT