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  2. Lectins Explain So Much - Celiac.com

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    In my search for medical answers, the study of lectins did explain so much. (e.g. The “Lectin Report”) Once we see that these harmful glycoproteins, especially those from gluten, dairy, soy and corn, can cause tissue damage/inflammation all by themselves, without an immune response, things really start making sense. The immune response is secondary to that damage, which helps to explain ...

  3. Lectins And How They Hurt The Gut - Celiac.com

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    Paleo != raw, people have been cooking for a long, long time. Probably at least 140,000 years, some have the estimate much longer than that. It serves a purpose in our digestion, it breaks down cell walls of things we eat and makes nutrients much more available, and makes certain things easier to chew.

  4. Lectins Are Toxins - Celiac.com

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    Celiac.com 12/01/2015 - Lectins are carbohydrate binding proteins which promote inflammatory responses like Crohn's disease, systemic lupus, asthma, and rheumatoid arthritis. They were discovered over 100 years ago and cause leaky gut and gastrointestinal dysbiosis yet the push for a plant-based diet focusing on legumes as meat alternatives has ...

  5. Lectin Intolerance - Celiac.com

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    It used to cause me to faint (vaso-vagal syncope) and then it set off atrial fibrillation (again coming from the vagus nerve) from which I still suffer (now, sometimes, indepently of lectins). My lectin foods are corn, soy, legumes, citrus, nightshades (in addition there are lectins in gluten). Fortunately the dairy lectins don't bother me at all.

  6. Lectins, Leaky Gut & Celiac Disease - The Connection

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    Related Issues & Disorders. Lectins, Leaky Gut & Celiac Disease - The Connection. I was diagnosed with celiac disease in March of this year (2012) after experiencing an on-set of the following symptoms: -EDEMA (extreme tissue swelling all over the body that never seemed to subside) -SINUS CONGESTION and SCRATCHY THROAT -Achiness -Fatigue ...

  7. Top Brands of Gluten-Free Dog Food - Celiac.com

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    Celiac.com 07/16/2019 - In the same way that many people without celiac disease or gluten sensitivity have embraced gluten-free foods, grain-free and gluten-free dog foods have become popular with many dog owners in the last few years. Once a rarity, grain-free products now make up nearly half of the dog-food market in the United States.

  8. Lectins Meet Livers at the Fat Chance Saloon - Celiac.com

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    Celiac.com 12/01/2015 - Lectins are carbohydrate binding proteins which promote inflammatory responses like Crohn's disease, systemic lupus, asthma, and rheumatoid arthritis. They were discovered over 100 years ago and cause leaky gut and gastrointestinal dysbiosis yet the push for a plant-based diet focusing on legumes as meat alternatives has ...

  9. Need Help Going Lectin-Free - Celiac.com

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    Hi, I've been extremely careful avoiding gluten, and have not had any processed or pre-packaged foods (with the help of another family member, so everything has been double-checked!). However, 5-6 weeks later, my symptoms (upper abdominal and rib fullness/pressure, breathlessness, frequent low-gr...

  10. Do Ritz Crackers Have Gluten? - Celiac.com

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    Celiac.com 09/19/2019 - At Celiac.com, we get a lot of questions about which foods and products are gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease. Sometimes the answers can be surprising. The list of foods that are gluten-free and safe, and the list of foods that contain gluten and are unsafe can be long and tricky.

  11. Bananas, Lectins, DH, and pregnancy--what??? - Celiac.com

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    Depending on which source you research sprouting or fermentation can reduce lectins. I sprout rice, buckwheat and quinoa. However, I admit that gas and intestinal inflammation still plague me after 5 1/2 mo gluten-free.