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    From Beni Kaffe@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jan 20 03:30:25 2019
    In lactose intolerance the Lactase enzyme is not produced enough in the small intestine. Because the Gluten family hurt the Villi, is it possible that Wheat and Gluten actually cause Lactose intolerance?

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  • From Name Removed@21:1/5 to Beni Kaffe on Sun Aug 18 13:22:44 2019
    On Sunday, January 20, 2019 at 3:30:26 AM UTC-8, Beni Kaffe wrote:
    In lactose intolerance the Lactase enzyme is not produced enough in the small intestine. Because the Gluten family hurt the Villi, is it possible that Wheat and Gluten actually cause Lactose intolerance?

    That makes sense. Inflammation makes everything worse. In my experience, dairy tolerance can go up and down and up again. These days I only use cheeses, sour cream and half and half. The half and half makes my coffee taste better and all of the mentioned
    dairy are pretty good sources of vitamin k2 mk9 and mk10 and similar.
    I've long ago quit the wheat as it spikes glucose levels and it contains far too much Round-Up residue due wheat being "ripened" by spraying at end of season on the wheat.

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  • From The Judge@21:1/5 to All on Mon Aug 19 06:44:33 2019
    I've long ago quit the wheat as it spikes glucose levels and it contains far too much Round-Up residue due wheat being "ripened" by spraying at end of season on the wheat.

    Could you please provide a reference to describe the ripening spray process? I have not heard of this. Also, would like to see a link to amounts of Round-up in US wheat. Thanks.

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  • From Name Removed@21:1/5 to The Judge on Tue Sep 17 05:34:21 2019
    On Monday, August 19, 2019 at 6:44:35 AM UTC-7, The Judge wrote:
    I've long ago quit the wheat as it spikes glucose levels and it contains far too much Round-Up residue due wheat being "ripened" by spraying at end of season on the wheat.

    Could you please provide a reference to describe the ripening spray process? I have not heard of this. Also, would like to see a link to amounts of Round-up in US wheat. Thanks.

    Sorry, I am pretty busy these days. So my response is late.

    https://usrtk.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Monsanto-application-guide-for-preharvest.pdf

    The above is written for the Canadian and USA markets. https://www.farms.com/agriculture-apps/spraying/preharvest-staging-guide

    https://www.ecowatch.com/roundup-cancer-1882187755.html

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