The Down-side of Going Gluten-Free

 

MY EXPERIENCE GOING GLUTEN FREE: ACNE & GUT HEALTH

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Celiac Disease vs Gluten Intolerance

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If you’re eating gluten-free and don’t have celiac disease or a gluten sensitivity, you might want to take a closer look at what’s on your plate: Poorly planned gluten-free diets often eliminate whole grains. According to a study in the British Medical Journal. There is no harm in eating gluten-free; however, a gluten-free diet may lack certain nutrients that are found in fortified wheat products, including vitamin B1, B2, B3, and (Iron) Fe. There is also the possibility of weight gain, if gluten-containing food is replaced with fatty food.

Do you think going gluten-free is just another food fad?But there is little research on whether other people stand to gain from going gluten-free, said Zong. He is a research fellow in nutrition at Harvard T.H.

Chan School of Public Health, in Boston. Gluten-free does not mean low-calorie. In fact some of these products have more calories than their gluten-containing counterparts.

Higher in sugar & salt: It’s not just calories that are often. You might feel better on a gluten-free diet even if you don’t have any immune response to gluten. Instead, you may have a nonimmune reaction to a. Gluten-free diets are typically followed by people suffering from a gluten sensitivity or celiac disease, a condition that causes a negative reaction to gluten and results in damage to the.

Gluten free diet is mainly recommended for the people who are sensitive to gluten or suffer from celiac disease. In this condition some people become allergic to gluten and celiac disease which may cause damage to their intestines. For other conditions, allergies and even behavioral problems in children, a gluten free diet may be recommended. The Downside of Going Gluten Free: Everything Tastes Gross. I’m a scraper.

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The biggest risk of going gluten-free is missing out on a healthy, well-balanced diet. Chong pointed out that there are many gluten-free products on grocery store shelves that are just as. A. A gluten-free or grain-free diet can pose risks and is not recommended for someone who is not highly sensitive to gluten.

Such a diet is also unlikely to provide any benefits. “There’s no.

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Ultimately, gluten-free foods can contain just as many chemicals, preservatives, and sugars as gluten-containing foods, and unless you have a condition such as celiac disease or you are fighting a leaky gut from years of poor eating, you don’t need to avoid gluten entirely.

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So now you’ve learned that gliadin exposure from gluten-containing foods can cause inflammation, nutrient loss, a leaky gut, fat malabsorption, and lactose intolerance.

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One of the most common reasons people avoid gluten is because doctors and health professionals of today have told them that gluten causes inflammation or even autoimmune disease.

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But with all the changes in wheat and in our diets, and the vast amount of refined flour that is consumed daily by so many—in the form of pretzels, crackers, pasta, and bread—I’d say that the majority of people don’t tolerate gluten well at all and should eliminate grains from their diets as much as possible.

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Judicious questioning will help determine if a mother whose diet is gluten-free has been diagnosed with celiac disease (e.g., through blood tests and an intestinal biopsy) or gluten sensitivity.

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✓ If you have celiac disease, a rare autoimmune disorder that causes gastrointestinal discomfort and malabsorption issues because of an abnormal response to gluten, you can still follow the DASH diet because fruit, vegetables, and dairy are naturally gluten-free.

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Gluten-free is still full of carbohydrates and can irritate the gut, and hence the rest of the body.

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The easiest way to avoid gluten is to eat non-processed foods.

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These signs all reduced significantly after six months of following a gluten-free diet, demonstrating that gluten can in some cases contribute to leaky gut and widespread immune activation even without celiac disease.

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To date, gluten has been shown to cause or contribute to more than a hundred symptoms and medical conditions.15 If you’re gluten sensitive and continue to eat grains, you’ll eventually develop inflammation, which over time is likely to lead to an autoimmune disease.

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  • Can a person suffering from celiac disease eat gluten free oats? And how the oats are made gluten free…n we can trust them or not?

  • I’m gluten free as well and I miss normal bread badly:( Trying hard to keep myself far away from the gluten as I have stomach problems. Thank you for the video and could you please make a video with receipts you have mentioned on the video. Thank u xx

  • Myth: celiac is genetic
    Truth: No, in our family nobody is celiac but my daughter is born with it. Thank u. Doctors don’t know everything 100%

  • U all dont worry i am fully confident that Mayo clinic and may b some pharmasotical will diagnose celiac cure vaccine or pills.cheer up….

  • I have a question for u that no GI doctor has been able to answer in 5yrs, do u guys respond to questions on this channel? Btw ibs is a trash can diagnoses, there’s no such scientific thing called ibs if there’s no test to verify it 😉

  • ok so the only 1 test is necessary to show celiac. That hormone panel that i took which also showed gluten problems. I was 14 of 15 on the scale. NOW two years later i have hardcore symptoms after eating gluten but I KNEW to give it up since i was already told i had antibodies or whatever to the gliadin and was borderline celiac. SO that is enuff then!!! Quit preaching an acting like you gotta take 5 other tests. If i eat gluten it attacks my gut HENCE instant reactions hence CELIAC, hence, immune response. That is all she wrote. It is easy for me to be gluten free. I dont eat processed shit. I also have major pituitary problems which cause a lof of hypoglycemia.

  • LOL the reporter is pretty but an air head. A person can’t be treated for Celiac they too have to take gluten out of their diet. And most of the time your not born with Celiac disease you develop symptoms when you get older.

  • Billions of people have been eating gluten for millions of years. Do the math! The chance that eating gluten would be a “real” problem for you is about as likely as winning a Lotto jackpot.

  • I’m getting tested after two years of constantly loosing weight, getting a gastroparesis diagnosis (which I do have), getting an EDS diagnosis, and a POTS diagnosis. I really hope that I can get answers cause if it’s not this then it’s endometriosis

  • I have celiac…..no I don’t, I don’t know. The doctors said I have it because of blood work and surgery but……I don’t know……..for sure……..

  • I think that the industry is forgetting one important fact and that is I believe that reasearch has shown that “Glyphosate “ is the culprit and yet not many people know about it. The ingredient is found in almost all grain products and in some wines. The reason being is because Monsanto developed a product called “Roundup” and it is sprayed on fields and on crops to effectively kill weeds as well as dry the grain quicker to produce those products we eat such as most cereals from the various manufactures. A list of those can be found by searching the name Glyphosate and it’s dangers. The safe amount that can be consumed is approximately 3 parts per million but a lot of the products that hit the tables in your home contain 13 parts per million and more. This information can be found by typing the query on that exact subject. Please find out for yourself and demand better answers from your health professional and be your families advocate.
    God Bless

  • Well I am 32 now and I had all these symptoms as a kid and was just in the ER last night due to a very severe reaction to Gluten. Hopefully can be tested once this Covid stuff starts opening up in my state more.

  • Hey! Can I ask… has taking retin a affected your gut/stomach negatively at all? I read that it can have a link to Crohns disease etc xxx

  • You started the video with: if your kid has.. celiac can appear on any age. Dont be mistaken to think its a children disease.
    And no. You can be fine for your whole life and than celiac can appear. I was diagnosed when i was 20(never had any problemes with gluten before). Don’t make any false videos that may confuse the public.

  • Try the keto diet that’s what I did not fix my bloating big huge stomach 8 salads for 2 weeks took my minerals plant-based keto diet I can’t stress how much this helped my life get so much better apple cider vinegar hydrochloric acid as you get older you lose your asset this is Magic for me it takes about three years take me to months to 6 weeks to get better improved almost 100% clean out my liver clean out my kidneys any refined Foods salts Emily assault perfect use that dr. Berg

  • Im confused, this started all of a sudden. I had bad stomach pains and been in the bathrooms alot, after just eating a hot pocket. and i was never tested or effected over this today. i dont know if it can appear out of nowhere. because im 16. idk

  • I agree, I am 12 and I have celiac, I was diagnosed when I was 10, My dad was diagnosed when he was 40. Btw, is there a treatment because I would love to know.

  • I have Celiac’s Disease. I’ve done my research. Gluten free only helps, the TRUE celiac diet is Grain free. It’s the Prolamins. Check to see if you have SIBO80% of celiacs develope it. If you do, cellery juice in am on empty stomach, eat berries, and please avoid dairy, eggs, yeast, soy, canola, msg and vinegar until SIBO is healed. Im not a Dr, just seen a lot, and my experience, born with Celiac’s Disease in ’89

  • I’ve eaten wheat products all my life. For the majority of my life it’s been whole wheat. After I finished menopause and had my gall bladder out my digestive system has been struggling as well as many other things went wrong with my body. I keep going back and forth about cutting out wheat or slowing down. I did test positive for 1 celiac gene on my 2 3 and me test but my gi doctor saw no evidence of any damage in my colon that would be indicative of a celiac problem. I know that only 15% of people with celiac genes ever actually get the disease but I have, also, read that as people age they can pick up sensitivities. I think what I’ve decided is to slow down on the wheat. I do better with grains every day so I’m not cutting out grains and I won’t worry too much about every little bit of wheat gluten but I’m just curious if I will feel a better. If it is the wheat I think it is more a sensitivity than actual celiacs disease. Aging can be a whole lot of fun sometimes. 5/30/2019

  • I was tested for Gluten Allergy shows nothing, yet the 2 trait genes for it is shown in the DNA on both parents sides, when I don’t don’t eat anything gluten or wheat I’m fine, or a tiny intake in a great while. The traits dna puts me at high risk for Celiac, but your told you have no signs in blood work to show the allergy, but when you try and eat anything wheat or gluten, stomach aches nausea, irritated skin, breathing issue symptoms showing you clearly have some fourm of allergy similar to Celiac as its Wheat or Gluten causing the issue clearly. And yet the blood work compare to dna one matches and proves the other barely enough percent to prove you have it. The Henry Ford Allergist and Doctors dismiss that there is a problem say its all in your head, yet people have scene the physical symptoms and reaction after eating something none Gluten-free and outside of the big named health system that is failing you for answers, a DNA labs check and everyone else knows its true, but they doctor refuses to update the symptoms and put it in your recordNever saw one on CPSTD not related to War, but from Childhood on any Doctor Show series now why is that? Or better yet someone tested for Gluten Allergy shows nothing, yet the 2 trait genes for it is shown in the DNA on both parents sides, whem you don’t eat anything gluten or wheat your fine, or a tiny intake in a great while. The traits dna puts them at high risk for Celiac, but your told you have no signs in blood work to show the allergy, but when you try and eat anything wheat or gluten, stomach aches nausea, irritated skin, breathing issue symptoms showing you clearly have some fourm of allergy similar to Celiac as its Wheat or Gluten causing the issue clearly. And yet the blood work compare to dna one matches and proves the other barely enough percent to prove you have it. The doctors dismiss that there is a problem say its all in your head, yet people have scene the physical symptoms and reaction after eating something none Gluten-free and outside of the big named health system that is failing you for answers, a DNA labs check and everyone else knows its true, but they doctor refuses to update the symptoms and put it in your records. I wasn’t born yesterday I know I have the allergy, but to be not taken seriously, the continues issue affectimg my life which my allergist and doctor continue to down play is ridiculous.

  • Thank you, always good to know many things to consider. In my own case, went grain free for 3 months, added back rice and corn, strictly gluten free after that. Two years, sick again, not to the original point, but bad enough. Removed all dairy, doing better. In my own case chocolate seems to affect negatively, especially if overdone.

  • Hi Sarah, just subscribed and have been watching all your videos today!! About to start treatment with treclin so your videos have been super helpful. I wondered if you ever struggled with acne on back or chest too? X

  • My gut problems had started when I started using contraception, I’ve heard that there is a link between taking contraception pill and gut problems. I remember you mentioned you were on a pill back in a day, do you think there might be any connection?

  • I’m 38 and I’m noticing soon after I eat wheat product of drink a beer I start itching on my upper chest, scalp, hands and forearms only. The scratching causes a hives like reaction. My scalp feels like needles pricking it. It’s weird and why is it happening later in life.

  • Staying away for corn was a big game changer for my gut and skin health. For a long time I was gluten-free, but never realized that many gluten-free foods like breads, crackers and pastas rely on corn as a substitute. Being gluten-free AND corn-free has been really life changing in a positive way.