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Celiac Disease, Gluten Sensitivity and Autoimmune Diseases Dr. Alessio Fasano, professor and director of the Mucosal Biology Research Center …
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Heart Rate Variability Testing When measuring the electrical signals of the heart an electrocardiogram (ECG or …
“Celiac Disease provides an illuminating example of the way such a triad—an environmental trigger, susceptibility genes …
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"Seven out of 10 deaths are caused by chronic diseases, and more than 75% of health …
"Seven out of 10 deaths are caused by chronic diseases, and more than 75% of… Read more →
This is a picture that was shared with me by a friend. It is from the …
Did you know that your forehead size could be a strong indication of gluten sensitivity or …
Did you know that your forehead size could be a strong indication of gluten sensitivity… Read more →
"The Environmental Health Journal published an article stating that the average American consumes up to 28 …
"The Environmental Health Journal published an article stating that the average… Read more →
"When you see words 'fortified with' exchange it with 'marketed with.' You have to realize that …
"When you see words 'fortified with' exchange it with 'marketed… Read more →
Eating antibiotic-free meat is one of the healthiest decisions that you can make. Free range, grass …
Eating antibiotic-free meat is one of the healthiest decisions that you can make…. Read more →
A patient in the office was able to lower her total cholesterol nearly 30 points and …
A patient in the office was able to lower her total cholesterol nearly 30 points… Read more →
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Cyrex Lab Testing and Functional Immunology “You are what you eat” was a phrase I grew …