Sprouted wheat and whole wheat breads are both made from whole wheat kernels. Sprouted wheat bread is made fom the kernels that have begun to sprout, which makes the grain easier to digest and makes it richer in antioxidents, vitamins and fiber. You will see sprouted grain breads made from combinations of oats, barley, millet and lentils.
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: There's much talk these days about intolerance to wheat, gluten and other digestive disorders. If you suffer no side effects from a good baguette, have your daily bread and enjoy it. If you do suffer from intolerance to wheat or gluten, check out your local health food store...there are options out there for you breadaholics!
Showing posts with label celiac's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label celiac's. Show all posts
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Wall Street Journal Reports on Gluten Intolerance
Why are so many people sensitive to gluten in recent years? The journal BMC Medicine recently released a study that may give some insight to the question. The study showed that gluten can trigger a distinct reaction in the intestines and the immune system that can affect people who are not diagnosed with celiac disease.
"For the first time, we have scientific evidence that indeed, gluten sensitivity not only exists, but is very different from celiac disease," says lead author Alessio Fasano, medical director of the University of Maryland's Center for Celiac Research. Gluten has been a staple of human diets for 10,000 years; it now triggers an immune response like an enemy invader in some modern humans.
The symptoms of gluten intolerance include: hives, congestion, nausea or in serious cases, potentially fatal anaphylaxis. Less than 1% of children have the allergy and most outgrow it by age five. A small number of adults have similar symptoms if they exercise shortly after eating wheat.
The symptoms of celiac disease (the case in which the immune system to mistakenly attack the body's own tissue) include: cramping, bloating and diarrhea, and can cause malnutrition, osteoporosis. Celiac's can be diagnosed with a blood test, but an intestinal biopsy will confirm the diagnosis.
The incidence of celiac disease is on the rise affecting 1 in 133 Americans. It's also being diagnosed in people as old as 70 who have eaten gluten safely all their lives. At the present time, a gluten-free diet is the only treatment recommended for gluten sensitivity, though some may be able to tolerate small amounts
Courtesy: WSJ online 3.15.11
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms, your first order of business is to eliminate gluten from your diet for at least 2 weeks and re-evaluate how you feel. Here's some food for thought: perhaps mankind is metamorphosizing as a species and that is the reason for this intolerance after milleniums?? Would anyone like to share their own thoughts??
I'm taking tomorrow off from blogging. Have a great weekend and I'll be back with more healthy tips on Monday!
"For the first time, we have scientific evidence that indeed, gluten sensitivity not only exists, but is very different from celiac disease," says lead author Alessio Fasano, medical director of the University of Maryland's Center for Celiac Research. Gluten has been a staple of human diets for 10,000 years; it now triggers an immune response like an enemy invader in some modern humans.
The symptoms of gluten intolerance include: hives, congestion, nausea or in serious cases, potentially fatal anaphylaxis. Less than 1% of children have the allergy and most outgrow it by age five. A small number of adults have similar symptoms if they exercise shortly after eating wheat.
The symptoms of celiac disease (the case in which the immune system to mistakenly attack the body's own tissue) include: cramping, bloating and diarrhea, and can cause malnutrition, osteoporosis. Celiac's can be diagnosed with a blood test, but an intestinal biopsy will confirm the diagnosis.
The incidence of celiac disease is on the rise affecting 1 in 133 Americans. It's also being diagnosed in people as old as 70 who have eaten gluten safely all their lives. At the present time, a gluten-free diet is the only treatment recommended for gluten sensitivity, though some may be able to tolerate small amounts
Courtesy: WSJ online 3.15.11
Here's Your Healthy Tip of the Day: If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms, your first order of business is to eliminate gluten from your diet for at least 2 weeks and re-evaluate how you feel. Here's some food for thought: perhaps mankind is metamorphosizing as a species and that is the reason for this intolerance after milleniums?? Would anyone like to share their own thoughts??
I'm taking tomorrow off from blogging. Have a great weekend and I'll be back with more healthy tips on Monday!
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Gluten, Wheat, Dairy Egg, Yeast, GMO FREE and VEGAN Link
Here's a Great Healthy Tip for the Day: If you have food allergies or Celiac's, here's a great company to order products and obtain wonderful tasty and nutritous recipes for you and your family.
Orgran is a leading brand totally focused on health and nutrition. It was founded from sound philosophy to assist people improve their health and provide nutritional alternatives for those with special dietary requirements. For people on special diets, Orgran is an easy and convenient choice without having to read complex ingredients listings. All products are Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Dairy Free, Egg free, Yeast Free, GMO Free and Vegan.
Check it out and let me know what you think! Happy Eats!!
http://www.orgran.com/home/index.php
Orgran is a leading brand totally focused on health and nutrition. It was founded from sound philosophy to assist people improve their health and provide nutritional alternatives for those with special dietary requirements. For people on special diets, Orgran is an easy and convenient choice without having to read complex ingredients listings. All products are Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Dairy Free, Egg free, Yeast Free, GMO Free and Vegan.
Check it out and let me know what you think! Happy Eats!!
http://www.orgran.com/home/index.php
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