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Call me Ray (not Ishmael)
Good Bad & The Monkey
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1 in 300. Yep, that is a lot of people with gluten insensitivity. But that is not most people, by any means. And EVERYBODY in today's society feels sluggish or run down. One day somebody blames yeast. Another day somebody blames gluten. Yet another day somebody blames MikeyMike. Clearly, the American diet is screwed the heck up. We overproduce corn and try to sneak it into everything as HFCS. It is easier to get hamburgers (raised on some of that corn) than it is to get veggies, and our government subsidizes commodity crops that fatten us up before it does healthier alternatives. Diabetes and obesity is rising. We have no sidewalks. PE is now forever lost. And Mikey is allowed to post on fora. There are loads of reasons why we might feel sluggish. Gluten in the diet is not likely one of them. But please show me empiric research that shows otherwise, my mind is open. If you have gluten sensitivity, avoid gluten and enjoy all the great things nature has to offer: vegetables, fruits, greens, certain grains, cheeses, meats. Otherwise, go get a bag of whole-grain flour and make yourself some high-fiber bread. Wash it down with a beer. And I prefer massage to acupuncture
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I made a gluten free beer