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…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…
…because the proteins in these foods are perceived by the body as invaders in the same way gluten is. Dairy is the most common cross-reactive food to those with gluten…
…diet. They aren’t. Believing that they are and buying them won’t change that fact. Junk food is junk food. Unhealthy food is unhealthy food. What do you think about the…
…cause inflammatory damage. To the contrary, healthy food can provide necessary nutrients directly to the gastrointestinal tract. 40% of nutrients for the gut come directly from food, not from the…
A new study in the journal Cephalgia studied the link between migraine headaches and food allergies. The study demonstrated that allergic food elimination greatly reduced intensity, frequency, and duration of…
…true that gluten-free processed foods don’t contain more selenium than their gluten-filled counterparts. However, if you trade-in your gluten-free processed foods for naturally gluten-free whole foods, like the ones I’ve…
…as a treatment, why can’t food. After all, isn’t food a drug of sorts? I have found that medical research greatly supports this connection, but more importantly, I have found…
…needed to master your recipes. Cassava flour is found in the grain free bakery section of natural food stores, or it can be found online. For a Bread Like Texture…
…this nightmare, no food will be safe for consumption. Why do we assume that grain is such a healthy food? The Food Guide Pyramid recommends large quantities of grain as…
…not gluten free difficult to digest and hard on the gastrointestinal tract are highly processed and disease promoting contain chemical additives over priced The gluten free food industry reportedly made…
…Chemicals Used in Food Processing – There are a number of chemicals used in food processing that can insight gluten like symptoms. One of the most common additives is MSG….
…as fasting has been shown to stimulate healing and repair. Eat Only Whole Foods Processed foods can contain additives, gums, dyes, pesticides, and other toxic and harmful compounds. Many of…
…healthy bacteria. You have other food allergies or sensitivities Gluten is a known cause of leaky gut, the precursor to developing food allergies and sensitivities These food allergies/sensitivities cause persistent…
…effect on insulin. Despite the Calorie content, these additives contribute to a hormone response that contributes to fat storage. These sweeteners tend to be present in highly processed foods that…
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