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…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…
…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…
…(teeth), chemical acids, and digestive enzymes whose main purpose is to break food components down. Realize that some foods have the ability to fight back. Many foods are resistant to…
…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….
…think, and do can affect our health in an either good or bad way, doctors should have a minimum general knowledge as outlined below… Regarding Headaches: Food and food additives…
what foods contain gluten? Answering the question, “what foods contain gluten” isn’t as simple as a black and white answer. The following is a comprehensive list of foods that contain…
…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…
…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…
…big believer in having an emergency food storage, we didn’t have to go without eating or compromise our diet. Keep in mind, most homes don’t have enough non perishable food…
…not even producing real food, leading to further health complications. How to Prepare for a Food Shortage With empty grocery stores already a concern and the threat of a second…
…of food additives can cause issues for those with celiac disease. The commonly used additives in ice cream include thickeners, gums, and microbial transglutaminase. Many ice cream brands use added…
…of chemicals in the form of emulsifiers, preservatives, pesticides, food dyes, flavors, and more. Plus, food additives can cause gut bacteria imbalances. Finally, processed foods lack fiber, which is a…
…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,…
…mental disorders are actually influenced by food choices. Food and food additives are the ultimate drug. Ever see a child have a hyper reaction after eating food dyes or sugar?…
…food 21 times per week. That food is full of chemical food additives, potential allergens, viruses, bacteria, etc. Add to this the fact the most city water supplies are contaminated…
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