Treatment
How to Discover Seemingly Unrelated Symptoms Are Connected
Celiac Disease is sometimes referred to as having a cascading effect where symptoms beget symptoms and the health worsens and worsens.
This video shows how you can discover multiple symptoms are in fact related, when your doctor or doctors may be treating them as separate issues with different causes.
It also demonstrates how important it is to know the true cause of your symptoms.
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Connecting the Dots Between Underlying Causes and Symptoms – Apathy, Magnesium, Thiamin
Symptoms and health problems all have a cause. (Don’t believe it if someone tells you different, no matter what letters they might have behind their name.)
Cleo and John Libonati discuss why discovering the underlying causes is crucially important to wellness. Cleo explains how something as simple as Magnesium deficiency can cause other nutrient deficiencies and lead to a host of health issues.
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Americans Spend Over $25 Billion Each Year on 8 Pharmaceutical Drugs That Deplete Nutrients
Lipitor raked in more than $5 billion for pharmaceutical giant, Pfizer Inc., during 2009 according to Drugs.com.
Sales of the 5 leading drugs for mental disorders topped $12,750,023,000, while Nexium and Prevacid totaled 7,523,382,000.
All eight of these drugs deplete nutrients.
Revenues of the Top 8 Selling Drugs of 2009
Lipitor: lowers cholesterol – $5,363,193,000
Nexium: acid reducer – $5,014,827,000
Prevacid: acid reducer – $2,508,555,000
Seroquel: antipsychotic – $3,117,591,000 Read More »
Your Pocket Doctor – You Need This
Wouldn’t it be great to show your doctor how your symptoms are related, or which nutrient deficiencies are affecting your treatment, while you are sitting right there in his office? What about those disbelieving family members who say it’s all in your head, but suffer from symptoms you know stem from celiac disease? (We all know what that is like!)
Treatment Guide Now Offering Lifetime Subscription
The Gluten Free Works Treatment Guide Subscription is now Lifetime, so you never have to worry about renewing.
The Treatment Guide is our one of a kind online resource that quickly and efficiently helps you recognize, identify and correct health issues and nutrient deficiencies so you can fix your problems, recover your health and stay healthy for life.
Whether you are wondering why your tongue is so pale and why you feel so tired, or why you are having trouble concentrating, or could that acid reflux really be from low stomach acid instead of high, the Treatment Guide has the answers you are looking for but cannot find anywhere else!
Discover your symptoms based on your deficiencies or determine your deficiencies based on your symptoms, the Treatment Guide makes it easy to track your health and discover how symptoms are related.
The Treatment Guide gives you a step-by-step process to correct each individual health issue – those that stemmed from gluten and those that arise in life.
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3 Things That Keep You Sick
Hey, I would like to share a very important message with you.
The gluten-free diet is the main treatment for gluten sensitivity and celiac disease. However, removing gluten is not the only thing we must do to regain our health.
Here are the top three things people miss when they go gluten-free. You must do these things in order to achieve good health:
- Reduce Inflammation
Inflammation is one of the main causes of disease. In celiac disease and gluten sensitivity, gluten is regarded as the trigger for inflammation. However, inflammation may persist if gluten has caused a dysfunction that is now triggering its own Read More »
Using the Treatment Guide Worksheet to Help Your Doctor Improve your Treatment
The Gluten Free Works Treatment Guide includes a handy Information Worksheet that you can use to help keep track of your health and work with your doctor.
Each symptom entry in the Treatment Guide includes a link to the Information Worksheet.
Just click the link provided in the entry to print and complete the Information Worksheet.
Enter the information you find in the Treatment Guide and you have a useful document that will help your doctor modify your treatment as needed to improve your health!
Watch this quick video to see how it works!
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Video – Identifying and Fixing Comorbidities Using The Gluten Free Works Treatment Guide
The word comorbidities is being used in the media when explaining how covid 19 impacts certain people worse than others.
Having one or more comorbidities generally leads to poorer outcomes. (This is true even without covid 19.)
This video explains what comorbidities are, why doctors might miss them and how you can identify and correct them!
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How a Book About Celiac Disease Became an Online Treatment Resource for the Gluten Free World.
Gluten Free Works co-founders, John Libonati and Cleo J. Libonati, RN, BSN published the groundbreaking medical reference, Recognizing Celiac Disease, in 2007.
Endorsed by physicians and professors at Harvard, Columbia, University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, Jefferson Medical College and other esteemed medical institutions, Recognizing Celiac Disease was the first book to gather medical research from around the world and present over 300 signs and symptoms of celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
Today, that work has been converted into the Gluten Free Works Treatment Guide, a one-of-a-kind self-help resource for the newly diagnosed and people who are gluten-free, but still suffering symptoms.
John and Cleo discuss how the Gluten Free Works Treatment Guide grew out of Recognizing Celiac Disease and their experience lecturing to support groups and medical organizations across the United States.
Find out more about the Gluten Free Works Treatment Guide here.