I have, after much deliberation, decided to write about gluten—yes,
gluten, that substance that changed my life. Ok, ok, perhaps a bit, ok, very,
melodramatic, and yet, it’s true. Four to five years ago I had my blood tested
in hopes of finding a solution to the near chronic bronchitis that had plagued
my entire life (and was getting progressively worse). Long story short the
allergist recommended I stop eating gluten, so I did, and lo and behold I have not
acquired bronchitis, allergies or almost any sickness since. Literally a
miracle. Also I have met countless other people who cured a problem (for
example, premature arthritis) by eliminating gluten from theie diet. I am
curious why this is so, the effects of gluten on the body and if going
gluten-free should be recommended for everyone. The next step in my research is
to read a large volume of articles to get a better grasp of my subject matter
and narrow down a topic. Also, and I cant believe I’m saying this, but I’m looking
forward to researching this topic especially as it’s not a topic I would
normally research. And I wanted to research a light-hearted topic. And that
concludes the most interesting blog entry of all time (only mild sarcasm).
I think this is actually an interesting topic, so many people don't even know what gluten free is when they're asked. That's really cool that it treats different illnesses I didn't know that. I'm really interested to read your paper.
ReplyDeleteThis subject actually grasps my attention as someone who is not attuned to the implications of gluten allergies. I look forward to learning more on this subject as you continue your research.
ReplyDeleteThis subject actually grasps my attention as someone who is not attuned to the implications of gluten allergies. I look forward to learning more on this subject as you continue your research.
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