Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 0.24 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 0.24 pounds
- ASIN: B000PENEJA
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Product Description
Gluten intolerance is a burden for millions of Americans. It prevents them from eating certain foods, causes digestive problems, and also leads to malnutrition. You can control the negative consequences of Gluten intolerance by avoiding grains such as wheat, rye, and barley, but there are many other sources of gluten that are often overlooked or simply unavoidable. Alorex is a better alternative to strict food restriction. It not only enables you to eat any grains you want, but also addresses the intestinal damage and the nutrient deficiencies caused by gluten intolerance. The symptoms of gluten intolerance aren't caused by the gluten itself. Instead, they're caused by nutritional deficiencies, which arise from the damage gluten does to the small intestines. In people who are gluten intolerant, the villi of the small intestines are inflamed by gluten, which impairs the ability of the villi to absorb critical nutrients. Alorex reduces the inflammation of the small intestines and restores them to good health so they can absorb all the nutrients the body needs. This reduces and controls the symptoms of gluten intolerance. Alorex also provides a fresh infusion of nutrients every time you take it, just like a vitamin. Because of Alorex's repair work, these nutrients will be absorbed and any symptoms of gluten intolerance will diminish and disappear. It's true that your small intestines might fully heal without Alorex, as long as you never eat a single thing with gluten in it. But this is a difficult feat to accomplish, since gluten occurs in breading, broth, marinades, imitation bacon, imitation seafood, processed meats, sauces, pastas, stuffings, medication and vitamin coatings, breading, croutons, and even Communion wafers! As hard as you try to avoid gluten, you are likely to accidentally ingest it without even realizing you're doing so. Besides, who wants the inconvenience of avoiding so many different sources of Gluten, assuming it's even possible?
