Gluteomorphin casomorphine

[Guest guest]

Can someone clarify something for me..does the breakdown of gluten and

casein ALWAYS produce gluteomorphin/casomorphine or is this only the case in

those who have problems within the gut? If possible, are there scientific

studies that provide evidence of answers? Thank you.

[Guest guest]

I don't think always.  I also think that is a paradigm, and the problems we see

could have something entirely different.  Dairy stimulates certain cytokines

that are already overexpressed in , and gluten, we don't have a problem with

although many people do better limiting it.  And some kids, if you pull out

gluten entirely, will just develop reactions to something else.

It's a DAN! paradigm and I just don't know enough about it to say much - just

that there are plenty of things that have been assumed in the past that

eventually get disproven.  I wouldn't wreck our world trying to avoid gluten. 

And casein is in other animal products that our kids tolerate just fine.

HTH

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From: and Freeman <freemanbk@...>

Sent: Fri, December 10, 2010 8:06:04 AM

Subject: Gluteomorphin casomorphine

 

Can someone clarify something for me..does the breakdown of gluten and

casein ALWAYS produce gluteomorphin/casomorphine or is this only the case in

those who have problems within the gut? If possible, are there scientific

studies that provide evidence of answers? Thank you.