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Victoria Landes <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi everyone:

Thank you for the responses I received in reference to my question regarding
wheat starch in shampoo.

My concern with gluten is that I had many MS symptoms. Gluten has been
studied in many illnesses, both, mental and physical. To name a few
ailments where a connection has been shown with gluten are, Autism,
Schizophrenia, MS, Arthritis, and Cognitive problems.

My diet is devoid of all grains, gluten as an additive in shampoos,
beverages,
etc., and I eat no canned foods. So far, I am able to stave off MS symptoms.

Drs. continue to scratch their head.  One of the biggest lessons I am
learning
is that good health really does begin with what I put into my body. No
culprit
food is worth an MS symptom, no matter how much I like it or miss it, so
no really does mean no for me.

Below are a couple of responses received regarding gluten in Wheat starch:


> It is difficult to remove all the gluten from wheat starch, so if you are
concerned about gluten in shampoo you should avoid wheat starch, or in fact
any wheat derivative.


>Does Wheat starch in shampoo contain gluten?

Probably. But unless you're eating it, or you have DH, that shouldn't be a
problem.

Victoria

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