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ARCHIVED Fingerprints And Celiac Disease/gluten Intolerance
Lovelycherry replied to Lovelycherry's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms
Glad you liked it. I just got a very strange PM from someone who did not like my style of writing. So Tah, tah.. I only posted like 4-5 times on this board. I guess I am done here. -
That Candida diet can be pretty restrictive. Healing the gut integrity is of utmost importance. Ghee will provide butyrate for the good bacteria to grow. Include some in your diet. Why would you eat bacon? Pork inhibits gastric production ( see link below) Can you tell me what Blood Type you are? Have ever done a spit test? Open Original...
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ARCHIVED Fingerprints And Celiac Disease/gluten Intolerance
Lovelycherry replied to Lovelycherry's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms
Here is a link that may help. White lines that go vertical across the finger, are indicitive of gluten intolerance, lectin sensitivity and the health of your intestines. This is mentioned in Peter D'Adamos new book The Genotype Diet. I was shocked to find I have these white lines. It is the last thing mentioned in the video so be patient and... -
I am new to this forum.. but I suggest you read Live Right for your Type and a new book just out The Genotype Diet. Both books are written by an ND who loves biochemistry. The intestine is the most important organ in the body. Your local library probably has them both.
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ARCHIVED Fingerprints And Celiac Disease/gluten Intolerance
Lovelycherry posted a topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms
Hi all, I recently came to the conclusion that I am gluten intolerant. I have very minor issues.. my hair was falling out in small amounts but it was enought that over a few years it would be an issue, very tough skin on my feet, blepheritis which I believe is caused by a gluten intolerance. I also have the tell tale fingerprints with the white lines...