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…Pesticides and additives: these chemically manipulated foods are loaded with pesticide residues, dyes, and potentially toxic food additives that can contain high levels of heavy metals. High in calories but…
…food additives, such as food dyes, flavorings, preservatives, emulsifiers, thickeners, etc. Processed grain-based foods are the most adulterated and immunosuppressive foods available. Processed dairy and sugar are also high on…
…Bottom line, focus on your food, not your work. Also ensure that you chew your food thoroughly. This will help mechanically break your food down and allow for better digestion….
…and other dessert foods is to make them enjoyable to eat, and that often means mixing a range of different ingredients and food additives to produce desired flavors and textures….
…soy based products, oils, food additives and much more. A large percentage of what you eat out of packages comes from GMO foods. These foods have not been adequately studied…
…in the most simplistic common denominator terms is your gut versus the food. The food, depending on what it is, the food is designed to resist you in a certain…
…you, you can go do some research on it. Microbial transglutaminase. It’s a food additive. It’s actually one of the food additives that’s used to process dairy. There it is…
…schizophrenia, hyperactivity and varied learning disabilities. Food intolerance, lack of absorption of food and relief with fasting are three key pointers to the food-allergic patient. These patients usually have a…
…of Molybdenum You won’t find molybdenum in processed foods packed with gluten and toxic food additives. To get the molybdenum your body needs, consider consuming more of the following whole…
…difference between processed gluten-free foods and naturally gluten-free foods. The authors cite the drastic diet change that many newly diagnosed celiac patients must go through, and the challenges associated with…
…people that got dropped off in the middle. No access to seafood. They were eating diets that were devoid of seafood or fish, and so iodine deficiency was a lot…
…GI tract, changes to the healthy bacterial flora in the intestine, and many more. Other Food Based Problems Aside from what I would call the obvious gut damaging foods –…
…benefit from changing what you eat and figuring out what food can contain gluten. Food Is The Ultimate Drug Gluten sensitivities, celiac disease & weight gain or weight loss can…
…Food: Histamine-rich foods can cause histamine to build up in the body. In addition, other foods can either release histamine in the body or inhibit DAO production. Bacterial imbalance: Bacterial…
…minerals and nutrients. It could be pollutants, what we breathe in or what we eat in, whether we’re eating garbage food, if we eat a bunch of processed food additives,…
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