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…is gluten in ALL GRAINS, including those deemed safe on a typical gluten free diet such as corn and rice. Once we eliminated corn and rice from our already gluten…
…reflux. What do we see a lot of infants using? Infant formulas, right? These are largely corn and soy based. Dr. Seneff: Yes. That’s really scary. Dr. Osborne: Coming from…
…required by the body to heal and repair the gluten induced damage. Furthermore, many who embark on a gluten free diet replace wheat, barley, and rye with highly processed corn,…
…watch this video.) [ux_image id=”407952″] [gap] Increased Arsenic Exposure on a Gluten Free Diet Since most gluten-free products are made from either corn or rice, those who follow a gluten…
…following food based chemicals and drugs can trigger symptoms identical to gluten sensitivity and celiac disease Corn Soy Dairy Quinoa GMO foods Intestinal infections (yeast, bacteria, parasites, etc) Mold and…
Genetic Manipulation of Food Supply to Blame? What you might not know about food is that much of what we eat in the U.S. has been genetically manipulated. Corn and…
…gum. The website lists that it is free from gluten, but it is not certified gluten free. Since we know that both corn derived white vinegar and xanthan gum can…
…processed with microbial transglutaminase (meat glue), and can mimic gluten, it poses a threat for those struggling to overcome autoimmunity. Non-dairy creamers are full of GMO corn syrup, highly processed…
…majority of the foods being sold are highly processed. Many of them contain genetically modified ingredients. Many of them contain other grains like corn and rice (glutens in these have…
…index, so it should be used in moderation, especially in people with diabetes and blood sugar problems. Occasional uses can be replacements for cornstarch to thicken gravies and soups, but…
…them banned GMOs altogether. In the US, GMO foods are NOT labeled – even if 91% of the population feels like they should be. Because 90% of all soy, corn,…
…a gluten free diet for symptoms to start improving. The following is a synopsis of the 9 most common mistakes people make when going gluten free: Grains like oats, corn,…
…grains. While most sources point to wheat, barley, and rye as the gluten-containing grains, the reality is, other grains, like oats and corn, also contain gluten. While gluten is present…
…of corn, wheat, and other grain based sugars. Many with gluten issues also have issues with this gum, and I highly recommend avoiding it, if you are following the TRUE…
…Problems A lack of iron can cause dry, itchy skin as well as angular stomatitis, which causes red and swollen patches in the corners of your mouth. Vitamin B12 and…
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