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ADD ADHD.pdf - Kanaan Ministries

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Adversely effects gastrointestinal function by causing increased shedding of the intestinal brush border Cardiotoxicity—WGA has a membrane, reducing the surface potent, disruptive effect on area, and accelerating cell loss platelet endothelial cell adhesion and shortening of villi. It also molecule-­‐1, which plays a key causes cytoskeleton degradation role in tissue regeneration and in intestinal cells, contributing to safely removing neutrophils from cell death and increased turnover, your blood vessels. and decreases levels of heat shock proteins in gut epithelial cells, leaving them more vulnerable to damage. Why <strong>ADHD</strong> Symptoms are Closely Linked to Gut HealthA variety of behavioral problems are linked to problems in your gut, not onlyfrom gluten, WGA and other components of grains but also due to the gutbrainconnection. The gut-brain connection is well recognized as a basic tenetof physiology and medicine, so this isn't all that surprising, even though it'soften overlooked. There's also a wealth of evidence showing gastrointestinalinvolvement in a variety of neurological diseases. With this in mind, it shouldalso be crystal clear that nourishing your gut flora is extremely important at alllife stages because in a very real sense you have two brains, one inside yourskull and one in your gut, and each needs its own vital nourishment.Your gut and your brain are actually created out of the same type of tissue.During fetal development, one part turns into your central nervous systemwhile the other develops into your enteric nervous system. These two systemsare connected via the vagus nerve, the tenth cranial nerve that runs from yourbrain stem down to your abdomen. This is what connects your two brainstogether, and explains such phenomena as getting butterflies in your stomachwhen you're nervous, for example.As explained by Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, a medical doctor with apostgraduate degree in neurology, in the video below, toxicity in your gut canflow throughout your body and into your brain, where it can cause symptomsof autism, <strong>ADHD</strong>, dyslexia, dyspraxia, depression, schizophrenia and othermental disorders.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=GjJhh47Emao&list=PLCAF30F79A5F92FB8Total Video Length: 1:13:2115

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