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Which stool-form descriptions were studied, in whom, and how did the researchers measure transit or agreement between observers?

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How was bowel frequency recorded, which population was included, and how much variation did the study describe?

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Which method measured transit, which part of the digestive tract did it cover, and what do the results actually describe?

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Which fiber, dose and patient group were studied? What were the outcomes and limitations, rather than a general promise about all fiber?

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What did a day-by-day record capture compared with recalled symptoms, and what could neither method establish about causes?

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Does the paper study malabsorption, reported symptoms or both? Which measurements support the conclusion?

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How did the study separate gluten from other ingredients, expectations and existing diagnoses?

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Who does the recommendation apply to, how strong is the supporting evidence, and what supervision or limits does the guidance describe?

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Were stress and symptoms recorded at the same time or recalled later? Does the design distinguish association from causation?

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How was the initial infection established, how long were people followed, and how was the later diagnosis defined?

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How did the researchers define and measure bloating or distension? Which findings apply to the people actually studied?

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What does the test measure, how reproducible is the result, and what evidence supports using it for an individual decision?

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Check which method and population were studied, what the results support and which questions remain open.

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