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Lucille Cholerton

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  1. icon Lucille Cholerton reacted to a comment: Gluten as a Proinflammatory Inducer of Autoimmunity in Everyone
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    The Zonulin/Niacin deficiency connection is very interesting.
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    A very interesting report-back!
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    This is a great story
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    Yes, in 5 months my joint pains completely disappeared. It was a gradual process to this point. I had been heading for a hip replacement. I refused to take any medication. I did not want to go the Ibuprofen route etc as all these meds come with their side effects. I was very stiff in the mornings, but the more I moved around, the better it felt. I used to...
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    This is wonderful news. One can only hope this research progresses at a fast pace!
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    The harmful protein in oats is Avenin. Of the 4 grains, wheat, rye, oats and barley, oats has the least harmful substance of all. And oat bran has even less. Apparently this protein does not flatten the villi, but I believe it still stimulates T-cells to attack the bodily tissue in an autoimmune way, even though the sufferer may not realise it. If I eat ...
  17. Lucille Cholerton
    No, I'm actually saying that the type of protein molecule in oats, although different from the other 3 grains, is still damaging internally, even though you may not feel it as having a negative impact.
  18. Lucille Cholerton
    I believe that even "pure" oats are not 100% gluten free. 3 major supermarkets in UK, Tescos, Sainsburys and Waitrose, conducted a test on all their "Free from" foods that were labeled "Gluten free oats" about 7 years ago. They used a new food-testing machine. All these products showed more than 20 parts per million of gluten which is the cut-off point. The...
  19. Lucille Cholerton
    Are you still eating oats? Oats are not 100% gluten free, including so-called "gluten free" oats. I would also suggest you view some of the videpos on YouTube by Dr Peter Osborne.
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    Anxiety and depression are very much linked to celiac. When you eat any of the 4 grains wheat, rye, barley and oats, the gluten in them releases harmful peptides called gluteomorphins that cross the blood/brain barrier and upset brain chemicals. Many other problems of the mind are also linked like autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactive disorder, schizophrenia...
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    After going gluten free, my headaches disappeared immediately, my sinusitis and drippy nose cleared up within 2 weeks, my constipation cleared up within a month, my severe rheumatoid arthritis cleared up totally in 5 months. I have now been gluten free for over 30 years!
  24. Lucille Cholerton
    Are you still eating oats?
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  27. Lucille Cholerton
    Have you had the following tests? AEA-IgA TtG - IgA TtG-IgG Total serum IgA These are the tests for gluten sensitivity or celiac disease. You have to be eating a normal gluten-laden diet at the time the blood sample is taken.
  28. Lucille Cholerton
    Excellent article. I am interested in the urinary peptide test. Is this becoming available in all countries?
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    This link is worth reading https://www.ift.org/news-and-publications/food-technology-magazine/issues/2011/february/columns/foodsafety-and-quality
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