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…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…
…hydrogenated corn oil or hydrogenated vegetable oil. You see those terms, avoid of food altogether. You typically only find that in processed foods. Now, the other type of fat…
…5. Avoid High Mold Foods: There are many different foods that you may be eating which are considered to be high-mold foods. The most common of the high-mold foods are…
…tested for gluten sensitivity Have food allergy testing performed (for clarification on the type of food allergy testing watch this video <<<) Remove sugar, dairy, soy, and other legumes from…
…in foods like sauces and soups. It is also used as a batter or coating on foods like meats and vegetables. Is Cornstarch Gluten Free? Corn is largely considered to…
…begin to allow larger undigested food particles, toxins, bacteria, yeast, and pathogens direct access to your bloodstream. Food Allergies One of the most common symptoms associated with Leaky Gut Syndrome…
…of restaurants. Not only are there poor food options, but there is an increased risk of spreading germs from those cooking or handling the food. Choosing to eat real food…
…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 – Tapioca Flour Works…
…if you don’t know how. Read, get informed, and pay attention to the way your body reacts to food. Keep it simple. That means eating real food. If it comes…
…starch. If you do decide to snack on pretzels, I recommend watching your portion size so that you aren’t replacing more nutritious whole foods with processed snack foods. I also…
…based on the principal that “you can’t take your doctor home with you”. Foods that are easy to digest Foods that are anti inflammatory Promote bowel movements “Cooling” digestive foods…
…find much manganese in processed foods. However, manganese is found in a wide variety of delicious and easy to find whole foods. Some of my favorites include: Spinach Collard greens…
…increase in availability of processed gluten-free junk food. Particularly for those newly diagnosed, or who previously relied on packaged and processed foods, the refined grains and sugars found in many…
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