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…most abundantly in animal foods, although it is found in some plant foods as well. The following foods are naturally gluten free and contain choline: Eggs – 140 mg per…
…quickly squashed these findings. Soon, fat became the villain with more of it being taken out of food and replaced with sugar to maintain a decent taste. But, as illnesses…
…Lastly, Vitamin B1, like many of the B vitamins, helps to generate energy from the food that is consumed. Sources of Vitamin B1 Finding sources of thiamine in food can…
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…amounts of sugar, fats, or refined starches to improve taste and texture. It’s important to check the nutritional labels and opt for breads without artificial flavors, food gums, preservatives, additives,…
…foods tend to draw a lot of skepticism. One food in particular that comes into question is potatoes. Are potatoes gluten free? As with most foods, the answer isn’t a…
…food additives, dyes, and other chemicals have all been shown to cause mental disorders and temporary alterations in mental status. If you suffer with a mental disorder, ensure that your…
Protein Deficiency: Why It’s Common in Those With Celiac Disease & Gluten Sensitivity (and what to do about it) Protein is a hot topic when it comes to food. It…
…is that a lot of people don’t realize that we get mold in food. There are a number of different foods that you may be eating that are considered to…
It is time for a scientific conference to convene and discuss glutens, genetically modified foods, food lectins, food intolerances, and food allergies and how they can contribute to chronic degenerative…
…and fighting autoimmune problems including the top 10 anti-inflammatory foods and the top 6 foods to avoid. Enjoy! Top 6 Foods and Chemicals to Avoid Grains – these hard to…
…each folate-rich foods regularly. Fortunately, folate is found in a variety of healthy plant foods, which include: Asparagus Spinach Broccoli Romaine lettuce Beets Cauliflower Papaya Brussel sprouts Bell peppers Cabbage…
…chromium deficiency has to do with the type of foods that contain gluten. Most gluten-rich foods are highly processed. Packed with quickly digested starch from grains as well as sugar….
…It is extremely important to continue to educate yourself on the foods that work for your diet and the foods that don’t. This will help you make better choices when…
…in the first place. They only serve to mask the body’s warning that something is wrong. Food Can Cause Joint Pain It is no mystery that food can contribute to…
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