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…Leaky Gut Syndrome? 3. What happens if you cheat on your gluten free diet? 4. What is the best way to go gluten free? Watch Part 3 of the Gluten…
…with depression? Shouldn’t youth be synonymous with vibrant health? Gluten Free Society is your complete resource on all things gluten! Video tutorials, Interactive Forum, Gluten Free TV, Recipes, and more……
…month? Medical miracle or good advice? Is traditional medicine failing us? You make the call…Please leave your feedback or comment below. Need Help Going on a TRUE Gluten Free Diet?…
…finding, but you should be inclined to share it with your doctor if you respond favorably to a gluten free diet even though your traditional lab tests have come back…
…may deplete or interfere with metabolism: Alcohol High Blood Pressure Medications (diuretics) Caffeine Birth Control Pills (estrogen) Corticosteroids Laboratory Testing: Lymphocyte proliferation assays (Spectracell labs) Red Blood Cell testing Serum…
Janet’s Story Janet was diagnosed with manic depression at the age of 15. At times she would become completely hyperactive and manic, and at other times become completely depressed. She…
…sensitive individuals can lead to headaches, high blood pressure, and compromised brain function. Digestion: Digestion is the poster child of gluten sensitivity, and the common symptom of diarrhea can easily…
…additive. Wheat germ is a common example of a gluten based ingredient being used in supplement processing. This same problem can be seen in a number of prescription and over…
…are discussed in part 1 of this special interview presented by Gluten Free Society… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ptt-_SPgFKs We want to know what you think. Did you have negative blood test results for…
…autoimmune disease. Lab tests measuring these antibodies are typically not associated with gluten because most doctors are not trained adequately to identify the connection. Medications – Many medications commonly contain…
…Anti-acid medications are a common example. These medications predispose to infection and lead to abnormal bacteria presence in the gut. Over utilization of antibiotics to treat viral infection is another…
…to further investigate. The following tests can be helpful to help with the diagnosis: Pancreatic enzyme testing to include lipase Fat soluble vitamin deficiency testing Endoscopy can help rule out…
…consumed. For example, there are a number of companies that provide Calorie controlled meals. This concept works well for portion control; however, the quality of the food being used is…
…are based on Calorie consumption. Not enough thought is given to the quality of the Calories being consumed. For example, there are a number of companies that provide Calorie controlled…
…an accurate diagnosis. Symptoms of Adrenal Insufficiency Symptoms of adrenal insufficiency tend to come on slowly and gradually, which makes them less noticeable for many people. Common symptoms of adrenal…
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