Quote from: ColporteurK on December 04, 2015, 08:09:20 AMit appears that to a considerable extent it is getting a bad rap that many times does not apply to the gluten itself...........I think that the gluten problem is often overstated as the catch all for health problems just like so many children are labeled ADHD for any behavior problem. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if to a very large extent this is the case.
it appears that to a considerable extent it is getting a bad rap that many times does not apply to the gluten itself...........I think that the gluten problem is often overstated as the catch all for health problems just like so many children are labeled ADHD for any behavior problem.
I believe people are being faced with many new illnesses that humans never used to have to deal with
Quote from: Hounddog on December 04, 2015, 03:08:52 PMI believe people are being faced with many new illnesses that humans never used to have to deal withAnd I'm sure that's also true.
Tammy was just quoting that which struck her as most important at the time. That is done all the time. My point is that gluten is getting the rap for other issues that are often not even being addressed. There are people that claim that they cannot eat fruit. However, fruit is not the problem. People are eating animal protein by the truck load and we still hear that people may not be getting enough protein. Of course they mean, animal protein. Animal protein is getting a green light while gluten is considered something a kin to poison. For the one person you say that might have died from glutamine derived from gluten, thousands and millions die from cancer, heart disease, alzhiemers, and strokes because of the consumption of dead flesh, white sugar and dairy products etc..
I have made it a habit to drink 4-5 glasses of water within one hour after rising in the morning. If I do not get a jump on my water intake early on I do not get enough. A quart jar before breakfast sets on my coffee table. Often we add a teaspoon or two of European green clay the night before.
I have a dear friend that I have mentored over the years. We have a unique, religious brother/sister relationship. She was Lutheran but she and husband left that branch of the church because of a big upheaval. She has purchased books from me 4-5 times. Lost count. Today she emailed me and asked " what are the consequences for not observing the Sabbath ?"As usual I gave a lengthy explanation but pondered how to answer this in short but in a way that caries a lot of weight. My stab at it was " What are the consequences for not obeying the 6th and 7th commandments ?"How would you answer a question like that in just a sentence or two ?