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Our April meeting was packed! With people, food, recipes, and invaluable information… We kicked off the meeting discussing how DNA and health are influenced by your choices (diagram below)… Dr….
…well water (arsenic occurs naturally in some geological formations), contamination from mining and ore smelting, and seafood (a less toxic organic form of arsenic). Arsenic can also be found in…
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…B5 is not only found in a number of food items, but you can also find it being added to hair and skin products. Because it is such a common…
…Keto diet. Instead of worrying over measurements, be aware of calories and always choose whole, clean foods, always referencing the ingredients. Choosing the Wrong Foods Another mistake new Keto dieters…
…it comes to issues relating to gluten and other food allergies. Most recently, I was invited to discuss new research on gluten and other food based chemicals like lectins and…
…having your doctor check your vitamin and mineral status as these are essential to the healing process. From a food perspective, you will want to consume whole unprocessed foods. I…
Intermittent Fasting For Healing a gluten belly Click here for video transcript. Intermittent Fasting for a gluten belly Intermittent fasting is a dietary strategy that addresses the timing of food…
…you have embarked upon a gluten free lifestyle to help heal. You continue to eat processed sugar, processed dairy from sick cows, processed meat from the same sick cows, food…
…it is being touted as a safe and healthy alternative to wheat, barley, rye and other gluten containing grains. Ergo the question – Is quinoa a safe gluten free food?…
…concepts taught in GlutenFreeSociety’s video tutorial archives. Join Gluten Free Society and these tutorials will teach you step by step How to go 100% TRUE Gluten Free Why foods labeled…
…Aside from what I would call the obvious gut damaging foods – sugar, hydrogenated fats, processed junk food, etc. other foods can contribute to constipation as well. Probably the most…
During the holiday season, it is often too easy to indulge. With parties and time with friends and family spent around rich food and sugary sweets, it’s no wonder most…
…intestine is responsible for a significant portion of digestion and nutrient absorption. Plus, grain-based foods, such as bread, pasta, crackers, and sweets, are heavily processed and void of essential nutrients….
…food allergies are rarely looked at as a cause for asthma. In my practice, I commonly see patients who have been previously diagnosed with asthma. After identifying gluten sensitivity and/or…
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