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…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,…
…be aware that foods prepared by someone other than you, either purchased packaged foods or foods served at a restaurant are subject to cross contamination. Cross contamination can happen when…
…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…
…stamps. If you’d like a more in-depth discussion of these foods, including processed and pre-packaged foods, you can see our comprehensive gluten free food list here. If avoiding gluten is…
…food terms and gluten foods to avoid while eating a gluten free diet. 2. Condiments and Seasonings Many common condiments and seasonings are foods to avoid with gluten intolerance. The…
…to fully digest your food and absorb the nutrients within. Best Food Sources of Vitamin B2 You won’t find vitamin B2 in processed foods. Because they mostly contain grains, sugar,…
…fat burning foods. The Value of Fat Burning Foods Going gluten free for many will lead to fat loss, but I created a list of foods that can help expedite…
…to fat loss, but I created a list of foods that can help expedite this process in a healthy manor. What are fat burning foods? They are foods that have…
…from grain (corn). Grain is big business. From the perspective of food, gluten proteins make things chewy and more palatable. Many foods have extra gluten added to them for this…
…step is to steer clear of the frozen food section. Instead, stay on the outskirts of the grocery store choosing organic, whole foods over frozen or pre-packaged, processed material. Go…
…are commonly used food additives that are used to increase the “stickiness” that gluten typically gives to foods. They can be used as thickening agents as well, and are common…
Food Sensitivity Test You are unique, and while you may be consuming foods that are traditionally healthy and completely gluten and grain free, they may not necessarily be good for…
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