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I’ve yet to find any supplement, vitamin or mineral which I do not have a gluten reaction to, so gluten detoxing would need to be fresh foods only.
Gloria the same with me. I don’t take hardly no supplements for that reason. They keep adding stuff to them.
My triglicerides are way way out of range. My son has celieac disease so he is on a gf diet. Today is my first day of going gluten free. I am interested to see the results of my next blood test in 3 months!
My daughter tested “moderate” sensitivity on an ELISA test. Does this probably indicate a leaky gut and/or gluten sensitivity? Not all grains were on the test; oats tested low, buckwheat moderate.
Thanks for any input you might like to offer.
I meant to say “moderate reaction to a number of foods”
All of these comments have been so informative, my dr. first said based on my symtoms I have celiac,i can and endonot tolerate daiity,soy and gluten. My blood test for gene was not conclusive and endo n colonscpy showed nothing, yet I had graves disease, my gall bladder stopped working and I have osteoporosis, when I eat gluten I get fatigue. I also still have weird sensation on right side undr ribs. I dont know what else to do, I will stay away from corn n breads next
I quit all grains the on exception is my rice bread and crackers which I eat sparingly. I agree with this article 100%
Gloria,
Country Life vitamins are Gluten free. They were the first vitamin company’s to be certified GF. They are also tested by three separate labs for content and quality
before being marketed. You can find them online at
http://www.country-life.com. I used to work in a nutritional supplement store and they were sold there. Please visit their website to learn about their awards and commitments.
Take Care, ~Kathy
Ive been following Dr Osbourne and when his articles relating to other grains also being a problem, were posted. I have gone grain free in the past 5mths and noted such a difference.. I do have rice, for me that seems to be the one I can tolerate. as for diagnosis, well I am female, so I must just be an IBS, without one single test or even listening to my history[thanks conventional medicine]… who else has gastric/duodenal ulcers since the age of 10, at frequent intervals etc etc!!! .. I am eating what I can grow, in the garden, and rice..= much happier tum
I have been gluten free dairy free for four years and it has been a continual learning experience. I have been Rice free, soy free, and corn free for almost a year. I am a lot better. I look and feel the best that I have my whole life. I used to be vegetarian (for 12 years off poultry and 23 years off beef)and then because my diet was so limited I started eating meat. I really want to go back to the vegetarian lifestyle, however I am unable to find beans that have not been cross contaminated. can anyone please help me?
I normalized my cholesterol after going gluten free 7 years ago after having a non blood clot stroke
It was a piece of plaque that loosened from my neck vein that resulted in my stroke
My LDL was very high and medication was recommended
But I was suspicious of gluten already at the time as making me feel unwell
Now I feel great all the time
I lost weight too
40 pounds over 6 months
My husband has had high triglycerides his entire life. First testing high in his 20’s and now he is 40. He was told several times he has a fatty liver also. 4 months ago his triglycerides reached a pinnacle high. I mean crisis level. The doctor and myself, a nurse of 20 years could not believe it. The lab reported his triglycerides as 2134!!!
We began a gluten free keto diet immediately. No sugar and mo carbs. He also started taking Vascepa (a new modified fish oil) and a statin. After 3 months his labs were reevaluated. Miraculously his triglycerides were down to 150. I have never seen medication work that fast in reducing triglycerides. I am wholeheartedly convinced that is was the removal of gluten and refined sugar.
So thankful. I feel like he’s been given a second lease on life ♥️
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