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8. Grain Intolerance & Stress - About 12-18% of the U.S. population suffers from a genetic intol- erance to grain. Specifically, a high incidence occurs in Celtic, Germanic, and Nordic derivation. The gut becomes inflamed within 30 minutes after consuming the grains and this can lead to an adrenal stress response, increased cortisol and reduced DHEA. (Several other functions that go beyond the scope indicated here are also cortisol and DHEA dependent.) The Adrenal Stress Index™ (ASI™)
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What does intolerance mean in french?
The same thing; the word comes from French!
Are rye wheat and barley the same thing?
They are all types of grain, but they are not the same grain.
Is a grain of sand the smallest thing ever?
Not even close.
Does grains mean the same thing as particle?
yes grain mean the same thing as particale
Is gluten intolerance a pre-existing medical conditions if the only thing taken for it is a mild antidepressant?
If you have been medically tested for gluten intolerance and the test was positive, then yes, it's a pre-existing condition as it can have serious health consequences. Gluten intolerance is not treated with drugs (though its symptoms may be, i.e. depression), but by diet.
What is intolerance act?
the intolerable acts is an act of intolerance.
Is rice a living thing?
Rice comes from a plant that grows, so in that sense it is living. When you get it in the store it is a grain and no longer living.
When was Intolerance released?
Intolerance was released on 09/05/1916.
What was the Production Budget for Intolerance?
The Production Budget for Intolerance was $385,907.
When was Traditions of Intolerance created?
Traditions of Intolerance was created in 1989.
Can you give examples of a sentence with the word intolerance?
"His intolerance of different viewpoints made it difficult to have an open conversation." "The community's intolerance of diversity led to tensions among its members."
What is an egg hopper?
Well you know a grain hopper, its the same thing, but with eggs.
