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…associated with celiac disease. Proteinuria resolved completely following the initiation of a gluten-free diet, without the use of immunosuppressive therapy and despite tapering of angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor. This case illustrates…
…of medical treatments, pills, supplements, and home remedies, a gluten free diet might be the answer. Always looking out for you, Dr. Osborne – The Gluten Free Warrior …
Corn is commonly used as a “gluten free” substitute grain. Did you know that research as early as the 70’s finds that patients with gluten sensitivity have problems with the…
Gluten Free Society and Dr. Peter Osborne are hosting a gluten free meeting on September 24th at the Sugar Land Library. Join us to share in food, friendship, and fun….
This women was diagnosed with celiac disease, arthritis, and hypothryoidism. She tried a gluten free diet without success. After going TRUE Gluten Free and addressing nutritional deficiencies she started her…
…before blindly taking medications: HLA-DQ gene analysis to identify gluten sensitivity Vitamin and mineral analysis (www.spectracell.com) Neurotransmitter testing to identify chemical imbalances in serotonin, dopamine, epinephrine, histamine, and other neurochemicals…
…prudent to investigate the possibility of an overlap? Shouldn’t doctors test for gluten sensitivity as a standard part of practice for every patient with asthma? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR89soOtFpE Know someone who could…
…flaws are discussed in part 1 of this special interview presented by Gluten Free Society… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ptt-_SPgFKs Glutenology Health Matrix Member? Watch the full video here… IF You Have Migraine Headaches,…
…IBS type symptoms should be serologically tested for CD. Concurrently speculative media data suggest that the US general public have increased their uptake of a gluten-free diet (GFD) far in…
…becomes leaky, it opens up the potential for a number of health problems. Some of the most common include autoimmune diseases that impact the central nervous system. Beyond dementia, examples…
…compounds commonly found in grain based foods to include: Heavy metals – mercury, arsenic, and cadmium Excessive Omega-6 fatty acids Excessive carbohydrates Molds and mycotoxins Pesticides – to include glyphosate…
…achieve health eating unhealthy foods. When you combine unhealthy foods with an intense workout program, the results can be problematic for many. Chronic inflammatory overuse injuries are common among athletes…
…you have ever come across 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…
Iron deficiency is one of the most common nutritional deficits found in patients with celiac disease and non celiac gluten sensitivity. The most common symptom linked to iron deficiency is…
…of sugar the average American eats comes from the obvious sugar in desserts, pastries, chocolate and candy…a large amount of that comes from the ‘hidden’ sugar that we eat in…
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