Dogtor J and Dr. Osborne - Gluten and Nerve Damage

July 5, 2010

Dogtor J and Dr. Osborne – Gluten and Nerve Damage

Dogtor J and Dr. Osborne discuss food and its effect on the nervous system. The GARD diet is explained in detail in the final segment of this interview (part 9)…

Gluten Intolerance & Nerve Damage

There are many nerve related manifestations of gluten. Epilepsy, migraine headache, facial palsy, nerve pain, neuropathy, and many more.
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Tags: Charleston, expo, Melinda Dennis

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laurel b-f says:

May 10, 2012 at 12:30 pm

you should also mention even if you are not taking a statin drug that as you age your body produces less and less of Co-Ensyne 10.

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