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Gluten Free Society salutes another Gluten Free Warrior. Congratulations Abigail! You have won Glutenology – the Cookbook… Dear Gluten Free Society, I want to thank you for educating me about…
This testimonial to the TRUE gluten free diet shows how health can improve by changing the way you eat. Hypothyroid disease and scalp sores were resolved in this case. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqcsNgPEuRg…
…despite their requests for gluten free foods. Now we have another example of a company trying to profit in an unethical manor and without regard for the health of his…
…the term – gluten free/casein free diet, you are probably aware of this connection. There is a large body of evidence suggesting that children with developmental disorders like autism show…
Many people who go gluten free also go on a casein free diet. Casein is a dairy protein most often associated with cow’s milk consumption. You might have read or…
…common cause of unexplained 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…
…or weight gain after going to a traditional gluten free diet. Remember that their are a lot of differences between the traditional gluten free diet and a TRUE gluten free…
…simply, tofu’s 3 basic ingredients are completely gluten free unless they become contaminated in growing or processing. Cross contamination can happen to soybeans if the ingredients are grown or harvested…
…recover from gluten induced disease. Gluten free on the label doesn’t make the food healthy. The best way to lab test for gluten sensitivity is with DNA Testing Most doctors…
…IgM, and IgE which are commonly screened during allergy testing. If an individual is deficient in pantothenic acid, his or her antibodies may be low which can actually affect the…
…the thorough investigation of a patient using the following tools: Comprehensive medical history Evaluation of the patient’s lifestyle and environmental factors. Functional outcomes based laboratory workup vs. static labs based…
…too small to function properly. They are also lighter in color as oxygen provides color to RBCs. To test for this form, a lymphocyte proliferation test is best. It will…
…swelling, redness, and stiffness in muscles and joints leading to a complete avoidance of physical activity for fear of more pain. The visit to the doctor will commonly lead to…
…asthma tested positive for at least one mold allergy. And 50% of this group tested positive for multiple mold allergies. Similar to wheat allergy, mold allergy can cause the release…
…doctors will run tests to try and rule out the presence of celiac disease. These tests typically include: A small intestine scope with biopsy Blood Tests for – anti tissue…
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