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…and maybe carbon wouldn’t be sufficient. Our best bet is to buy organic, and to cook with organic foods and eat organic foods– Dr. Seneff: And whole foods, of course….
…at greater risk for enzyme deficits. Ultra Digest gluten free digestive enzymes include highly active enzymes with a broad range of specificities to handle all food preferences and is designed…
…packaging a gluten-containing food and a gluten-free food. 15 Healthy Brands Making Gluten Free Snacks When it comes to advocating for your health, you need to be just as discerning…
…on thousands of patients, food multiple food and food additive sensitivities are common in the chronically inflamed. The carnivore diet can serve as an elimination diet, helping to identify food…
…Why is the bowel irritated? What is causing the irritation? This is where food comes in. What we eat matters, and as the old saying goes, “One man’s food is…
…not even producing real food, leading to further health complications. How to Prepare for a Food Shortage With empty grocery stores already a concern and the threat of a second…
Foods That Mimic Gluten What are gluten mimicking foods? A lot of research has been done showing that some foods contain proteins that mimic or look like the gluten proteins…
…with the ingestion of chemically processed artificial sweeteners. The FDA has a list of artificial sweeteners, which are termed high intensity sweeteners, approved for use as food additives. These include…
…The vegan diet is focused on eating plant based foods. Many plant based foods (like whole vegetables, fruits, nuts, and seeds) are incredibly nutrient-dense. These foods contain important micronutrients, phytonutrients,…
…of food additives can cause issues for those with celiac disease. The commonly used additives in ice cream include thickeners, gums, and microbial transglutaminase. Many ice cream brands use added…
…with 70% of the diet coming from grain-based foods. In fact, the food pyramid even encourages it, with the primary source of calories coming from carbohydrates. It’s important to remember,…
…think, and do can affect our health in an either good or bad way, doctors should have a minimum general knowledge as outlined below… Regarding Headaches: Food and food additives…
…proper digestion and immune function. As digestion begins in the mouth with chewing food, there are many medications that can alter the taste of your food. Hypertension controlling drugs, antacids,…
…permeability (AKA – leaky gut). This process has been shown to lead to the development of additional food allergies followed by a progression to a hyper responsive immune system –…
…dementia. Since then, niacin has been used to treat and prevent a wide range of abnormalities and diseases.* Niacin from food is converted into nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) and NAD…
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