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Unlocking the Mystery of Wheat and Gluten Sensitivity, Dr. Thomas O'Bryan, DC, CCN, DABCN - DVD, October 19, 2006
This review is from: Unlocking the Mystery of Wheat and Gluten Intolerance (DVD)
Dr. O'Bryan's heavily referenced, easy to follow research overview is crucial to grasping the scope and severity of gluten sensitivity including neurological issues. It extends far beyond celiac disease and is literally a safety requirement in the investigation of gluten sensitivity and celiac disease. This seminar provided our family with fresh, little known insight in our diagnostic journey. Our NON celiac daughter's serious and prolonged reactions to a gluten challenge finally made sense. Sueson Vess's presentation of the gluten free casein free diet is encouraging,empathetic and doable. Her guidelines and research based meal balancing suggestions for blood sugar control clearly address the practical aspects of this lifestyle.
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Valuable New Celiac Information, February 12, 2007
This review is from: Unlocking the Mystery of Wheat and Gluten Intolerance (DVD)
This is a DVD worth watching, especially for new Celiacs like me -- I became even more vigilant about staying away from wheat in any form. It would be an eye-opener for people with unresolved health problems. Its extensive research references clearly show a world-wide concern about the effect of Celiac disease beyond digestive problems. I loaned the DVD to my chiropractor who was extremely impressed with Dr. O'Bryan's new information as well as Susan Vesss's creative and delicious menus for Celiac's. ( I strongly agree!) Dr. O'Bryan is my nutrtionist. He helped me find out that I am a Celiac. I appreciated his well- presented extensive information on this DVD. I'd like to suggest that another shorter DVD be made specifically for non-Celiac persons. It could make a big difference in helping those in need.
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A wealth of knowledge!, December 20, 2011
This review is from: Unlocking the Mystery of Wheat and Gluten Intolerance (DVD)
I credit this DVD for setting me on the path to true health. Dr. O'Bryan's knowledge and the information he offers here is extensive and mind-opening. I purchased this because of a gluten sensitivity, but at the time I was unaware of just how pervasive and detrimental this sensitivity (even though it is not classified as true celiac disease) could be. Dr O'Bryan cites numerous medical studies and explains the many facets of this issue. Many people are unaware that symptoms of gluten sensitivity may be entirely unrelated to intestinal distress. Gluten sensitivity can harm any part of or system in the body, and will primarily affect the weakest or most vulnerable areas, whether it is the liver, heart, nervous system, etc. People with various health problems can often trace the origins to gluten intolerance, and even a tiny amount of gluten in the diet increases risk of disease and even death by various related conditions. Therefore, it is very important to understand this issue and become educated in proper treatment and avoidance of gluten. Dr O'Bryan also educates doctors and health practitioners in this area, since so many are unaware of the ubiquitous role gluten can play in the disease process for so many people. Many doctors are unaware also of the most accurate tests for gluten sensitivity. There are numerous aspects of this subject which people need to become much better informed about order to improve quality of life, and recover their health. This DVD is a great start, and offered me more crucial information than I previously found from any other sources.
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