Unlocking the Wheat and Dairy Puzzle: A Silent Threat to Brain Health

November 16, 2023•1 min read

For those sensitive to wheat, elevated antibodies to GAD could hinder the crucial glutamic acid-to-GABA conversion, resulting in heightened anxiety. A 2013 study revealed that half of wheat-sensitive individuals also had antibodies attacking the GAD enzyme.

Additionally, participants with elevated casein antibodies (milk protein) showed elevated antibodies linked to multiple sclerosis, even without symptoms. Silent brain deterioration is underway, emphasizing the need for testing, as symptoms may not manifest until irreversible damage occurs.

Take Control of Brain Health: To ensure optimal brain function in later years, proactive testing is essential to detect and address potential silent threats.

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Brandon Drake

Quitting my demanding corporate IT job at a Customer Relationship Management company was a life-changing decision. Burnout pushed me to explore new horizons, leading me to culinary arts, functional nutrition, and sales training. Each step reignited my passion and guided me back to technology with a renewed purpose: to help others make a bigger impact. Now, I thrive in empowering service-based businesses to harness CRM technology to stand out, and build lasting, meaningful connections that drive sustainable growth.

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I believe in using technology to boost efficiency, freeing up time for what truly matters—your self-care and being your best both professionally and personally. My goal with CRM systems is to eliminate manual tasks, so you can focus on building genuine connections with clients and partners while preserving the human touch in today’s digital world.