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…M. “Dogs, like people, are Carnivores. When you remove the meat/protein from most dog foods all you are left with is unnatural, man-raised food sources (wheat, barley, corn, oats). Dogs…
…Soy Gluten Free? Soy is a Major Processed Food Ingredient This information seriously begs the question: shouldn’t doctors also rule out other foods known to cause villous atrophy before making…
Unhealthy foods do not help restore health. Sounds like common sense, but unfortunately when it comes to food, common sense often times evades the masses. Just look at the “Gluten…
…to add some flavor to these otherwise simple foods is with herbs and spices. But of course, it is important to make sure that anything you add to your food…
…filler (to increase the volume of a food), a preservative (to extend the shelf life of a food), or an emulsifier (to stabilize the texture of a food). It can…
Are Eggs Gluten Free? Eggs are an incredibly nutrient dense food. They are a good source of protein and fat as well as B vitamins and choline… but are eggs…
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…food. (You know this if you have ever smelled something rotten.) Taste Similar to your sense of smell, taste helps you to identify potential toxins in food. Mouth When food…
…you’re eating a healthy, whole-foods diet, getting enough potassium shouldn’t be a concern. However, the problem today is that most people aren’t eating whole foods. Instead, our society mostly eats…
…Medication Induced Infections Chemical Exposure Malnutrition Food Reaction Antibiotics Parasitic Glyphosate Anorexia Food Allergies NSAIDs Bacterial Mercury B3 Deficiency Food Sensitivities Proton Pump Inhibitors Viral Infections Cadmium Vit. A Deficiency…
…to see how they ate based on the availability of food (and the lack of processed and industrialized food), we see that consumption of the two types of fatty acids…
…help explain why it’s essential for optimal health. We’ll also discuss how gluten can cause a niacin deficiency as well as what foods to eat to increase your niacin intake….
…poor and as the age old adage goes – “You are what you eat.” Chemicals, radiated foods, ultra pasteurization, processing, lack of nutrient density, genetically modified foods, cloned meats, unidentified…
…eat.” Chemicals, radiated foods, ultra pasteurization, processing, lack of nutrient density, genetically modified foods, cloned meats, unidentified food intolerances, etc. all taint many of these so called “healthy foods”. Many…
…and sorghum. Although these grains are considered gluten-free by food labeling standards, they still contain different forms of gluten proteins that have been shown to contribute to persistent health issues…
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