The blood work from my Cyrex Labs Array 2 test just came back and I tested positive for a leaky, infected gut. How did this happen, and what am I going to do to heal? Read on to learn more.
How I'm Healing Leaky Gut With Functional Medicine
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My experience with gluten sensitivity
If you have read my What I Eat post, then you know I think it's a good idea for just about everyone to try a gluten elimination/re-introduction trial over about 2-6 weeks. I hint at my own experience with doing such a trial as having been pretty horrible. Let me tell you just how horrible.
Plus, I'll take a brief look at non-celiac gluten/wheat sensitivity.
