What really happens if you’re sensitive to gluten

What really happens if you’re sensitive to gluten
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What’s the difference between gluten intolerance and gluten sensitivity? In this video, Dr. Jay explains how gluten can affect your digestion, brain, and energy levels.

Gluten intolerance usually shows up as digestive issues like bloating, gas, diarrhea, or constipation. But gluten sensitivity is often a genetic immune response—leading to chronic pain, fatigue, mood changes, and even brain fog.

We’ll cover:
✅ Key differences between gluten intolerance & sensitivity
✅ Why gluten sensitivity can trigger immune-related symptoms
✅ How testing panels (like gliadin antibodies or Vibrant America gluten panels) can help
✅ Why an elimination diet is still the gold standard for diagnosis
✅ Why going “gluten-free” isn’t always enough if you’re still eating corn, oats, or rice

If you’ve struggled with digestive issues, fatigue, or brain fog and wondered if gluten might be the cause, this video breaks it down.

For deeper dives into gluten sensitivity and functional health, check out my podcast Beyond Wellness Radio or visit Justin Health for more resources.

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