Welcome to the Clinical Spotlight™ in this series on gluten and dairy proteins.

In this issue, we will look at how protein reactivity leads to systemic inflammation and the connection to neurological presentations.

Now it’s easy to be “in the know” with FM Spotlight.

Each issue will have a research, clinical, or results theme that will be directly applicable to your practice and your patients’ health.

Cross-Reactivity in the Brain

Dietary Proteins & Immune Reactivity

The Research Spotlight in this series detailed data regarding the impacts of gluten and casien cross-reactivity with brain peptides and how up to 5X more people react to wheat and milk than previously thought.

Gluten sensitivity increases gut inflammation, which can lead to neuroinflammation via cytokine signaling along the gut-brain axis.

This inflammatory process can become even more destructive in the presence of intestinal permeability and continual exposure to gluten. In this Clinical Spotlight, we present specific ways to recognize the neurodegenerative effects of gluten proteins.

Neurological Signs of Gluten Reactivity

In this short excerpt from his seminar, The Gluten, Leaky Gut, Autoimmune Connection™, Dr. Kharrazian shares clinical jewels regarding ways immune-triggering gluten proteins present as autoimmune reactivity in the brain:

The Gluten, Leaky Gut, Autoimmune Connection™
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The Gluten, Leaky Gut, Autoimmune Connection

This seminar describes research about ways in which autoimmune reactivity and gut-related conditions are affected by dietary and environmental triggers. This 1-day seminar is offered live at various nationwide locations.

Patient Education Toolkit

How to use this information in your clinic.

Gluten and Dairy Simply Science AE570

Simply Science: Gluten & Dairy

Many patients in your office may not realize the impacts gluten and dairy proteins may have on their immune system, gut integrity, and brain function. This free downloadable patient article explains the connection between immune-triggering proteins and physiological function. It also describes compounds that are useful in dealing with exposures to these proteins.

Gluten and Dairy

Now it’s easy to be “in the know” with FM Spotlight. Each issue will have a research, clinical, or results theme that will be directly applicable to your practice and your patients’ health.
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