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…their use is discontinued, the skin inflammation returns. The long term use of steroids causes bone loss, thinning of the skin, joint damage, and deficiencies of vitamin D, vitamin B12,…
…damaged intestinal lining leads to malabsorption and deficiencies of key nutrients like folate, vitamin B12, iron, omega-3s, and more. Take a look at our Guide to Supplements for Celiac and…
…be provided by the diet, but a healthy gut flora also plays a role in delivering nutrients for thyroid function. First, the body needs protein, magnesium, zinc, and vitamin B12…
…tract and contribute to leaky gut A 30 day program to help you restore your health and eliminate autoimmune pain Links referred to in the webinar are below: Vitamin B12…
…Gluten is a common cause of unexplained iron deficiency anemia Gluten can cause of vitamin B12 deficiency There is a form of gluten in corn that can cause inflammatory damage…
…to have protein, magnesium, zinc and vitamin B-12 to produce TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) in the brain. Once TSH is produced, the brain sends a signal to your thyroid to…
…other type. Gluten and Vitamin B-12: Part of the Anemia Puzzle Gluten causes B-12 malabsorption. Vitamin B-12 deficiency. The gluten free diet is not always enough to correct this deficiency…
…iron deficiency anemia Gluten is a common cause of vitamin B12 deficiency There is a form of gluten in corn that can cause inflammatory damage There is no such thing…
Neurotransmitters are the chemical messengers that regulate mood, memory, sleep cycle and daily stress. Adequate neurotransmitter production depends on an adequate supply of amino acids, and vitamins and minerals in…
…should be left unchanged. Δ Lastest Articles What Causes Anemia – Iron, B12, Folate & More By Dr. Peter Osborne, DACBN | January 31, 2020 14 Reasons Sugar is Toxic…
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