going to a gluten free diet has made me free of all those symptoms. I feel younger, and this without medication. Also, being lactose intolerant, has me really careful about what i eat. But it's worth it.
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@dartrinton, yes, I do recommend that you minimize gluten in any person's food choices. It may not be an issue at this point in time, but over long-term it may present itself as an aggravating factor.
Would you reccomend eliminating Gluten from ones diet if you do not have a Sensivity to Gluten? I personally have never had any of the more minor symptoms (I barely get sick, nor do i suffer from sleeplessness, etc).
Yeah i often used to throw up at night, stomach pains, attention problems, allergies, bleeding lower intestine. They told me to eat more wheat and grains and my intestines nearly shut down. I couldn't even sit down it so much. I would pass out into my food in my teens when i would eat spaghetti. When i stopped eating gluten, all of the symptoms stopped and return only when i accidently ingest it.
I've got your common immune disease symptoms and was thinking about going gluten free. But after going aroud my kitchen, I've realized how hard it would actually be. Would it be alright to simply reduce my intakes (for example being French, I tend to eat a lot of bread. That I can stop) but eliminating soy sauce and others condiments like that is too much to ask.
I dun know... Do I have to go 100% gluten free or??
@DrSchwartzman People are to stubborn and ignorant to follow it, I lost 40LB and feel great Gluten and dairy is poison anyway! but thats like going against apple pie and baseball. people look at you like your insane! and doctors and big Pharma want us sick!!
First thanks so much for posting this video. Now I hope you dont mind-and I mean no offense so Please excuse me, but you are the most stunningly handsome doctor i have ever seen. had to say that. Good day Doc!
You are absolutely correct, there are numerous issues that may come up as a result of the gluten-sensitivity. In this video, I only gave a few examples.
going to a gluten free diet has made me free of all those symptoms. I feel younger, and this without medication. Also, being lactose intolerant, has me really careful about what i eat. But it's worth it.
180was 4 months ago
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blondecrazygaijin 6 months ago
@dartrinton, yes, I do recommend that you minimize gluten in any person's food choices. It may not be an issue at this point in time, but over long-term it may present itself as an aggravating factor.
DrSchwartzman 9 months ago
Would you reccomend eliminating Gluten from ones diet if you do not have a Sensivity to Gluten? I personally have never had any of the more minor symptoms (I barely get sick, nor do i suffer from sleeplessness, etc).
dartrinton 9 months ago
Yeah i often used to throw up at night, stomach pains, attention problems, allergies, bleeding lower intestine. They told me to eat more wheat and grains and my intestines nearly shut down. I couldn't even sit down it so much. I would pass out into my food in my teens when i would eat spaghetti. When i stopped eating gluten, all of the symptoms stopped and return only when i accidently ingest it.
SaxmanNateEarthsong 1 year ago
@SaxmanNateEarthsong Thank you for sharing your story. I am glad that you are on a much better track.
DrSchwartzman 1 year ago
I've got your common immune disease symptoms and was thinking about going gluten free. But after going aroud my kitchen, I've realized how hard it would actually be. Would it be alright to simply reduce my intakes (for example being French, I tend to eat a lot of bread. That I can stop) but eliminating soy sauce and others condiments like that is too much to ask.
I dun know... Do I have to go 100% gluten free or??
LSecret 1 year ago
@LSecret I would certainly recommend being completely gluten-free. Yes, tofu is gluten-free, unless it is covered in sauces that have gluten in them.
DrSchwartzman 1 year ago
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@DrSchwartzman People are to stubborn and ignorant to follow it, I lost 40LB and feel great Gluten and dairy is poison anyway! but thats like going against apple pie and baseball. people look at you like your insane! and doctors and big Pharma want us sick!!
5tonyvvvv 2 months ago
Wait! isn't tofu gluten free
LSecret 1 year ago
thx...
eliasmuhammad 1 year ago
First thanks so much for posting this video. Now I hope you dont mind-and I mean no offense so Please excuse me, but you are the most stunningly handsome doctor i have ever seen. had to say that. Good day Doc!
qdubbs 1 year ago
what about gluten sensitivity causing skin problems? You didnt mention that.
gypsykatcher30 2 years ago
You are absolutely correct, there are numerous issues that may come up as a result of the gluten-sensitivity. In this video, I only gave a few examples.
DrSchwartzman 2 years ago
@gypsykatcher30 Absolutely, it can aggravate the skin.
DrSchwartzman 1 year ago