The Facts about Gluten
Is gluten the cause of your health problems? How much do you know about gluten?
The Facts about Gluten
Historically Gluten Intolerance Testing has missed its mark. Here’s a typical situation. A problem occurs when a patient knows that they have a problem with wheat. Their doctors run the standard blood profile and one of two things happens.
- IgA anti-transglutaminase or anti-endomysial antibodies come back negative.
- Anti-gliadin or anti-deamidated gliadin antibodies come back positive.
AND, it takes an average of 17 years for groundbreaking research to make its way to the family practitioner. 17 YEARS!
Are you going to wait 17 years to find out what’s ailing you, when you could begin the path to understanding right now?
INFORMATION:
This is an important starting point, to help return to health those who right now have no idea that gluten may be fueling their ailments.
The Gluten Summit is a no cost, online event that gathers 29 of the world’s experts and opinion leaders to discuss the topics of gluten-related disorders, nutrition and healthy living.
Quite frankly, the caliber of experts on this event cannot be matched. I’ve been researching this for over a decade, and have learned even more from these powerful leaders and researchers.
- Learn about gluten sensitivity and neurological issues.
- Find out about the role of inflammation in degenerative disease.
- Explore gluten sensitivity and cross reactivity.
- Discover the top complaint of gluten-sensitive individuals.
- Identify the manifestations of brain toxicity.
- Explore psychiatric disorders in adults.
- Learn why food allergens are even more problematic than we thought.
Better Testing Exists to Determine Gluten Intolerance
- Find a CGP near you. If you suspect you have Gluten Sensitivity locate a Certified Gluten-Free Practitioner (CGP). Search our website for local practitioners. If you do not have a practitioner to order this lab test, contact your nearby CGP.
- Gluten-free diet. Do you feel better off gluten than on? Up to 75% of patients with persistent symptoms will improve when put on a ‘‘no detectable gluten’’ diet. This is strict adherence to eliminating gluten from your diet.