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…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…
…many forms of vitamin C are derived form corn. As corn can be a problem, make sure to check your brand. I use this brand of corn free vitamin C…
…gluten, but the definition of gluten for food labeling allows corn, rice, oats, sorghum, and millet to be labeled gluten free. Eating these grains is not recommended, as many studies…
…rye. If you’re there and you’re on this episode of Pick Dr. Osborne’s Brain and you’re thinking, “Okay, I’m already on a gluten-free diet,” but you’re eating corn, you’re eating…
…valid and scientific case against the ingestion of the so called “gluten free” substitute grains. Most recently, a new study discovered two new corn gluten proteins that led to an…
…on corn and other allergens in part 7 of 9… Get the whole interview between Dr. Osborne and Dr. Parker below… Part 6 Part 4 & 5 Part 2 &…
…them are grown in corn. With lymphocytic colitis, you don’t want to touch anything corn or GMO corn because it can be a trigger. It’s one of the most…
…corn-based, and so not good, not safe. You want something that is not corn-based. So what vitamin C can do is it actually can help calm down and support natural…
…Reports, the highest levels of this toxic metal are found in rice (especially brown rice) and rice gluten. Most gluten-free food is made from either corn or rice. Both of…
…sensitivity and reduce inflammation. Cut out the gluten in wheat, corn, rice, rye and more and you can reduce the risk of many chronic diseases as well as lose stubborn…
…are the ‘lesser’ or supposed no-gluten (gliadin) versions are consumed. Examples of some of those items would be corn, rice, buckwheat, and quinoa. There are also uses of bean flours…
…consume it with confidence? What is Maltodextrin? Maltodextrin is a starchy white powder made from corn, rice, potato starch, tapioca, or wheat. It is typically used in foods as a…
…on a gluten free diet. What Is Gluten? Gluten is a type of protein found in grains such as wheat, barley, rye, oats, corn, and rice. It is often used…
…points to corn gluten being a major issue for those with gluten sensitivity. Restaurants don’t serve healthy food (at least most don’t). Going to a major food chain and ordering…
…C supplement, but it’s important to be particular about the supplement used. Look for a powdered Vitamin C supplement and avoid any containing corn or corn products. Brands that employ…
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