Posts Tagged ‘gluten’
Should Women With Gluten Sensitivity Breast Feed?
Gluten and Breastfeeding The questions about breast feeding come up often in regards to gluten intolerance, sensitivity, and celiac disease. I have had patients tell me that their pediatrician would prefer they not breastfeed because of gluten issues in the baby. I have also had patients be told that their baby is allergic to breast milk and that formula is
Gluten Sensitivity Hormones, and Vitamins
Unexpected Side Effects Gluten is a known to disrupt a number of hormones, estrogen included. If you have been diagnosed with gluten sensitivity and you are having hormone related troubles keep reading. Often times woman are placed on prescription estrogens for birth control, for pre-menstrual symptoms (PMS), and for menopause symptoms (hot flashes…). Doctors will frequently prescribe estrogen pills
Celiac Patients React to “Gluten Free” Bread
Gluten Free Bread Damages Celiacs… A recent study found that patients with celiac disease can react to “gluten free” bread made with maize (corn) protein. Serum IgA was measured against the prolamine in corn. Previous studies have found similar reactions with corn in patients with gluten sensitivity. Many of these studies find that the gluten in corn is similar enough
Dr. Osborne Discusses Solutions for Fatigue
Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired? Listen to this audio interview with Dr. Osborne as he discusses some of the major lifestyle factors that can cause, contribute to, and perpetuate fatigue in your life… Listen to internet radio with TimetoPlay on Blog Talk Radio Keep Reading to Get More Energy… Are you tired of feeling tired? Are you
Gluten Destroys Muscle
Before you continue reading and watching, you should know that gluten can cause and contribute to muscular loss, muscular weakness, and muscular inflammation. This prevents your metabolic system from being able to properly maintain your normal body weight. Taking gluten out of your diet is not enough to restore good muscular health… >>>Download this free report on injury free pullups
Gluten and High Cholesterol
Cholesterol Lowering Medications and Gluten – What you should know Gluten can cause an elevation in cholesterol levels leading to the prescription of a class of drugs known as statins. Common examples include Zocor, Lipitor, and Crestor. Unfortunately, these medications can contribute to a variety of health problems. The following video discusses what you should know… Why Using Cholesterol Drugs
Schizophrenia and Gluten Sensitivity – is there a connection?
Should Patients With Schizophrenia be put on a Gluten Free Diet? A recent research study published in the journal, Biological Psychiatry identified that schizophrenic patients have elevated antibody reactions to gliadin (a gluten protein found in wheat, barley, and rye). Individuals with recent-onset psychosis had increased levels of IgG and IgA antibodies to gliadin compared with control subjects. Individuals with
Leaky Gut Week Continued – Leaky Brain Syndrome and Epilepsy
As we focus on gluten and leaky gut this week, we should also illuminate the fact that gluten has also been shown to cause the same type of phenomenon in the brain. New research draws a connection between gluten induced leaky brain damage and seizure disorders (epilepsy). Which Came First – The Chicken or the Egg? It has long been
How Gluten Disrupts Your Hormones
Gluten Free Society and Dr. Peter Osborne are hosting a gluten free meeting on September 24th at the Sugar Land Library. Join us to share in food, friendship, and fun. The topic of the meeting is: How Gluten Can Affect Your Hormone Balance… ***We will be giving away more than $2000 in door prizes! Bring yourself, bring your family, bring
Unexplained Infertility Higher in Woman with Gluten Sensitivity
Gluten is a scientifically known hormone disruptor, and we also know that it can contribute to problems with conception. A recent research study shed even more light on this topic. Doctors identified that women with gluten problems had much higher rates of unexplained infertility (infertility with no other known cause) recent study demonstrated increased rates of celiac disease in women
