6 Damaging Effects Gluten Has On Your Health

Can it really cause your gut to leak? Does it bring on asthma? Does gluten cause epilepsy? Let’s find out! Other videos you might like: Why You Should Never Drink Soda & 5 Foods You Should Not Eat: /watch/63=xedni&LwjsNBdqVx2sUmI3q28gTWQLO7m69lf_LP=tsil&MSD4UBye3xTex 13 Easy Ways To Reduce Daily Calorie Intake: /watch/83=xedni&LwjsNBdqVx2sUmI3q28gTWQLO7m69lf_LP=tsil&sRxCjgvlplPlx #Gluten #IsGlutenBadForYou #Nutrition Sources: https://pastebin.com/7x0N3Ugi Timestamps: Intro - 0:00 1. Gluten Causes Leaky gut: 00:31 2. Gluten Can Cause Liver damage: 02:13 3. Gluten May Cause Seizures: 03:45 4. Gluten Has a Hand in Vitamin D deficiency: 04:44 5. Gluten May Also Have a Hand in Asthma: 06:14 6. Gluten causes skin disease: 07:17 Music: /audiolibrary/music Summary: 1. Gluten Causes Leaky Gut Leaky gut is an intestinal affliction where the lining of your small intestine becomes damaged. Since gluten is never fully digested, zonulin can accumulate along the wall of the digestive tract, opening holes and allowing excess particles to flow into other areas of your system. 2. Gluten Can Cause Liver Damage Let’s face it, the liver is one of the body’s crucial organs, manufacturing proteins and cleansing your body of toxins. Unfortunately, it’s also an area of your body that can be greatly affected by celiac. 3. Gluten May Cause Seizures An estimated 39 million people around the globe are said to suffer from epilepsy. A growing number of studies have shown a correlation between the disorder and celiac disease. 4. Gluten Has a Hand in Vitamin D deficiency Vitamin D is a nutrient that helps us maintain strong bones through calcium absorption. 5. Gluten May Also Have a Hand in Asthma A study that focused on 28,000 people with celiac disease found that they had 1.6% higher risk of asthma than subjects without celiac disease. While this isn’t exactly something to sound the alarm over just yet, you could very well be one of the 1.6… 6. Gluten causes skin disease Dermatitis Herpetiformis, or DH, is a chronic skin condition caused by gluten ingestion. It’s said to affect between 10-15% of people with celiac disease. Of that percentage, it’s mainly prevalent among those between the ages of 30-40. The disease is normally shown in the form of bumps or blisters. ———————————————————————————————————————————— Subscribe to Bestie : https://goo.gl/tUqro6 ———————————————————————————————————————————— Our Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bestieinc/ ———————————————————————————————————————————— Medical Disclaimer: https://pastebin.com/xLmigD6i Website: www.bestie.com

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