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…Anemia can also cause this symptom. Intermittent Low Grade Fevers – The body uses fever to help combat infection and sometimes to fight food allergy. Many who have this symptom…
…but can we go through some of the different foods and things we want to absolutely avoid? Dr. Seneff: Certainly. Yes. The top of the list is going to be…
…celiac disease can be caused by corn, soy, dairy, viral, and parasite infections. Eating processed “gluten free’ food products contributes to malnutrition and diabetes. Some medications have been shown to…
…believe in self responsibility. Obesity is not an issue for any government to resolve. Look where the food guide pyramid has taken us. Look at where government nutritional policies have…
…of the biggest temptations occur during Super Bowl weekend. Fast foods, finger foods, and high calorie, low nutrient beverages are the staples for most during the weekend. Let’s take a…
…fight illnesses. What About Food? Another important way to be prepared for the Covid pandemic is to have a small stockpile of food. Try to pick things that would be…
…many other foods can also contribute to this problem. Dairy, sugar, hydrogenated fats, and genetically manipulated foods are all other examples. The cardinal rule of nutrition states that one cannot…
…our dietary decisions. Gluten aside, consider the following about corn: It is the second most commonly genetically modified food on the planet (soy is #1) Genetic modification of foods continues…
…Environmental estrogens are found in petroleum byproducts. These chemicals are commonly used to make plastics. This means do not eat, drink or store foods in plastic. Store food in glass….
…health problem for those with gluten intolerance. Gluten Free Society has always recommended avoiding packaged processed foods for the following reasons: You cannot control what manufacturers will put in their…
…a tendency to deliver false negatives Villous atrophy, the hallmark symptoms of celiac disease can be caused by corn, soy, dairy, viral, and parasite infections. Eating processed “gluten free’ food…
…Your nutrition will impact the potential possibility that your thyroid is either going to work or not work. Vitamin deficiencies, food allergies or food exposures, the wrong food exposures, infectious…
…problem and live a pain-free life, you must take a closer look at the food on your plate. In fact, for decades I have helped countless patients relieve their pain…
…negatives Villous atrophy can also be caused by corn, soy, dairy, and parasite infections. Eating processed “gluten free’ food products is a bad idea Some medications have been shown to…
…from barley Corn syrup – according to food label laws, corn is allowed to be labeled gluten free. The gluten found in corn is a common cause of persistent inflammation…
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