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>>>I have one theory about that (besides the obvious one about carbs and

insulin and calories). For a lot of people, when they eat wheat, their

upper intestine does an auto-immune reaction which results in the villi

flattening out and therefor not doing their job. I think ONE of the jobs of

the villi is to signal 'satiation' (i.e. " hey brain, a lot of really

nutritious food just came down here: stop eating already! " ).

***hey heidi, i just wanted to mention that the villi may not actually be

signalling the brain *up there* but rather the gut brain, right there in the

gut, which is the brain that seems to be in charge of most or all gut

functions.

Suze Fisher

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