RHR: Is Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance Actual?

RHR: Is Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance Actual?

On this episode, we focus on:

  • The distinction between celiac illness and non-celiac gluten sensitivity
  • What the science actually says about wheat and gluten intolerance 
  • Diagnostic standards which were established over latest years for non-celiac wheat sensitivity
  • Why standard testing is restricted in its scope, leaving sensitivity to gluten and wheat underdiagnosed
  • Tips on how to take a look at whether or not you’re delicate to wheat, gluten, or each

Present notes:

  • Intestinal cell injury and systemic immune activation in people reporting sensitivity to wheat within the absence of coeliac illness” by Alaedini et al.
  • Is Gluten Truly Harming Your Mind?” Tuesday Tip video
  • Ought to You Go Gluten-Free? The Science Behind Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance free eBook
  • Cyrex Labs Array 3X
  • Vibrant Wellness Wheat Zoomer
  • Articles from Chriskresser.com:
    • Is Gluten Sensitivity Actual?
    • 50 Shades of Gluten (Intolerance)
    • The Signs of Gluten Intolerance You Haven’t Heard About
    • Nonetheless Suppose Gluten Sensitivity Isn’t Actual?
    • 3 Causes Gluten Intolerance Could Be Extra Severe Than Celiac Illness

Hey, everyone, Chris Kresser right here. Welcome to a different episode of Revolution Well being Radio. On this present, we’re going to speak about non-celiac gluten sensitivity and focus on whether or not it’s an actual situation or [if] it simply exists within the minds of people that declare to be gluten illiberal. That’s, certainly, the impression that you simply get in the event you observe the mainstream media on this matter or discuss to your major care physician about it.

I’ve discovered, from speaking to sufferers [who] come [to] see me within the clinic, [that there’s still a common impression] that gluten intolerance is imaginary and the one situation that [actually exists] in relation to gluten is celiac illness. If you’re one in every of [the] individuals [who] suffers from gluten intolerance and also you don’t have celiac illness, you already know precisely what I’m speaking about. You might have been ridiculed or criticized by individuals in your loved ones, your pals, or on social media. As I feel you’ll come to know by the tip of this present, that’s not solely unfair, [but] it’s [also] utterly out of alignment with the present scientific proof base. We’re going to evaluate a few of the research that help non-celiac wheat sensitivity, which [is what] I’ll consult with [non-celiac gluten sensitivity] as on this present, as a result of it seems that folks may be delicate to a number of proteins inside wheat, not simply gluten, which is simply a type of proteins. The latest statistics that we’ve got recommend that this situation impacts as much as 18 million Individuals, or about 5 % of the inhabitants. So we’re not speaking about one thing that impacts a small handful of individuals. That is one thing that impacts a lot of individuals, and the impression may be vital, equaling, or, in some circumstances, even surpassing, the impression that celiac illness can have.

On this podcast, I’m going to share analysis on non-celiac wheat sensitivity and, I hope, present you convincingly that it most undoubtedly does exist, and it contributes to an incredibly various vary of situations, from melancholy to schizophrenia, epilepsy, kind 1 diabetes, osteoporosis, dermatitis and psoriasis, Hashimoto’s [disease], hypothyroidism, [and] peripheral neuropathy. Prepared? Let’s dive in.

Celiac Illness vs. Non-Celiac Wheat Sensitivity

Celiac illness and non-celiac wheat sensitivity are two distinct situations with a number of main variations. Celiac [disease] is an autoimmune illness characterised by an inflammatory immune response to wheat, rye, barley, and different gluten-containing proteins. It leads to a major disruption of the conventional construction of the tissue within the intestine, together with atrophy of epithelial cell projections referred to as villi, and an enlargement of intestinal crypts the place new epithelial cells type from stem cells. Celiac illness is strongly related to the genetic haplotypes DQ2 and DQ8 of the [human leukocyte antigen] (HLA) gene. There’s a very sturdy genetic predisposition and heritable high quality [to] celiac illness. By way of blood biomarkers, the transglutaminase-2 (tTG2) autoantibody is taken into account probably the most delicate marker for celiac illness. However that testing just isn’t excellent and may be problematic, as we’ll focus on afterward.

Non-celiac wheat sensitivity, alternatively, is a time period that’s utilized to individuals who expertise signs in response to consuming wheat or gluten, however who lack the attribute markers of celiac illness. The checklist of indicators and signs may be extremely broad, starting from [gastrointestinal] (GI) discomfort to fatigue, neurological points, pores and skin rashes, [and] even paralysis, in some circumstances, though momentary. These individuals have a tendency to enhance on a gluten-free eating regimen, however, as I stated within the introduction, they’re typically mocked or ridiculed for avoiding wheat and gluten and instructed that their sensitivity is all of their head. In response to claims which were remodeled the previous few years, I’ve written a number of articles on non-celiac wheat sensitivity on my weblog, and I’ll hyperlink to these within the present notes. If you wish to test them out, you may head over to my web site, however the gist is that non-celiac wheat sensitivity is certainly an actual situation. It’s supported by quite a few research in scientific literature, and it could, like I stated simply now, be as critical or much more critical than celiac illness, in some circumstances.

You’ll discover that those that declare that gluten sensitivity isn’t actual typically cite a examine that attributed any destructive reactions that folks expertise to gluten to [fermentable oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides, and polyols] (FODMAPs). It is a class of compounds, most of them complicated, long-chain carbohydrates, that folks with digestive points have bother breaking down. The low-FODMAP eating regimen is commonly utilized in that context for individuals with [irritable bowel syndrome] (IBS) or different GI issues to assist cut back signs. There have been a few research [which] have proven that some individuals who thought they have been gluten illiberal really had FODMAP intolerance. Once they got purified gluten in a capsule, exterior of the standard meals that [contain] gluten [and] are additionally high-FODMAP, they didn’t have any response. Whereas, after they [ate] high-FODMAP meals, they did have a response. And I don’t doubt that’s true for some individuals. I see FODMAP intolerance so much in my follow. Lots of people with digestive points can’t tolerate FODMAPs. Once more, I feel it’s a minimum of believable that some individuals who consider they [are] gluten illiberal are literally FODMAP illiberal.

Research Supporting Non-Celiac Wheat Sensitivity

Nonetheless, there have been a number of research accomplished since then, which I feel are a greater manner of getting on the query of non-celiac wheat sensitivity. Even with that one specific examine, the researchers selected whey protein for individuals within the management group, which is a horrible selection, contemplating that lots of their topics probably had infected guts and a number of meals sensitivities, together with dairy merchandise. I don’t suppose [it] was a well-designed examine, and I [certainly] don’t suppose it answered the query definitively. A a lot better examine was printed a number of years in the past in BMJ Intestine. Researchers at Columbia College Medical Middle enrolled 80 individuals with self-reported gluten intolerance, 40 individuals with celiac illness, and 40 wholesome controls who [had no] recognized response to gluten. The sufferers with gluten intolerance have been excluded in the event that they confirmed any of the attribute diagnostic markers of celiac illness, like alpha-gliadin antibodies, tTG2 antibodies, or any historical past of celiac-like structural modifications within the intestine. They needed to have a clear pattern of people that claimed to be gluten illiberal however had no proof or historical past of celiac illness.

They took blood samples and intestinal biopsies from the entire individuals on this examine. The blood samples have been used to search for specific signaling molecules and proteins within the blood, whereas the biopsies have been used for tissue evaluation within the intestine. Along with evaluating these measures between the completely different teams, in addition they took a subset of 20 sufferers with gluten intolerance who had adhered to a strict gluten-free eating regimen for six months and in contrast their blood and tissue samples earlier than and after gluten avoidance. What did they discover? Effectively, non-celiac wheat-sensitive people had leaky intestine. Huge shock. They confirmed elevated intestinal permeability when in comparison with wholesome topics. That shouldn’t be a shock as a result of we all know that gliadin, which is a part of gluten, can have an effect on tight junction proteins that assist regulate intestinal permeability. As well as, topics within the non-celiac wheat sensitivity group had proof of systemic immune activation. Their blood ranges of lipopolysaccharide-binding protein and sCD14 have been considerably elevated compared with individuals who had celiac illness [or] wholesome controls. These are delicate markers of microbial translocation, which suggests [that] micro organism that ought to keep within the intestine [were] leaking into the bloodstream and inducing a low-grade power inflammatory response. Evaluation of the tissue biopsy confirmed that the non-celiac wheat sensitivity group additionally had epithelial cell injury just like the celiac illness group, which was supported by elevated ranges of a marker referred to as [fatty acid-binding protein 2] (FABP2). Within the subset of non-celiac wheat-sensitive people [who] have been analyzed earlier than they began their gluten-free eating regimen, they discovered that irritation and cell injury markers improved considerably after six months of gluten avoidance. This was a way more rigorously designed examine, as you may see, and I feel it fairly conclusively proves the existence of non-celiac wheat sensitivity as a situation.

Diagnostic Standards for Non-Celiac Wheat Sensitivity

Because the analysis has progressed over the previous few years, there have been some diagnostic standards established for non-celiac wheat sensitivity, [including whether] consuming gluten provokes a fast incidence of intestinal and extraintestinal signs. “Extraintestinal” means exterior of the intestine, so a few of the issues we talked about earlier than—brain-related points [like] anxiousness, melancholy, [or] cognitive dysfunction, pores and skin [issues] like eczema or psoriasis, hormone imbalance, modifications in blood sugar, [or] anemia. We’ll discuss just a little extra about a few of the different situations that gluten intolerance can provoke in just a little bit, however one factor I’d add to that is that the response just isn’t at all times fast, in my expertise. Usually, [it] is, however it could [also] be delayed by a number of hours, or perhaps a day, in some individuals. And that may make it tougher to determine [the] drawback. [Let’s say] somebody eats gluten for lunch at some point and so they don’t discover a major response proper after, [or] even that night. However the subsequent day, they really feel horrible. They won’t hint it again to the gluten they ate at lunchtime the day earlier than.

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The following [criterion] is that signs disappear or are drastically relieved when gluten is faraway from the eating regimen, and recur if gluten is reintroduced. Wheat allergy has been dominated out. An allergy is completely different [from] an intolerance. That’s mediated by a special a part of the immune system and may be simply examined for [by] any immunologist or clinician [who] focuses on meals allergy symptoms. It’s good to rule out an [immunoglobulin E] (IgE)-mediated wheat allergy, and in addition good to get the fundamental celiac illness testing, regardless that it’s not excellent, to rule out celiac illness. Intestinal mucosa is regular, so no atrophy or blunting of the intestinal villi. That’s a part of the usual workup for celiac illness. With non-celiac wheat sensitivities, about 50 % of the time, you’ll see antibodies to gliadin, however 50 % of the time, you received’t. It’s actually only a coin flip. A destructive outcome, and that is actually essential to know, with this standard take a look at doesn’t imply that you simply don’t have the situation. Likewise, with the genetic markers HLA-DQ2 or HLA-DQ8, solely about 40 % of the time these are optimistic. The vast majority of the time, they’re destructive, so these usually are not very helpful diagnostic markers, both.

Why Gluten Intolerance Is Seemingly Extra Widespread Than We Suppose

One of many largest points right here, as I’ve alluded to, is that the traditional testing is actually poor. As a way to clarify why, I’ve to present you a fast lesson in [the] biochemistry of wheat and wheat digestion. I’ll attempt to make it as temporary as potential. Wheat comprises a number of completely different courses of protein. You hear so much about gluten, however wheat is a posh plant and has many various proteins in it, [including] gliadin, which is the scientific title for gluten, and glutenin. That’s very complicated. That’s spelled g-l-u-t-e-n-i-n. It’s not gluten. It’s a special protein referred to as glutenin. These are the 2 essential elements of the gluten fraction of the wheat seed. You’ve gliadin and glutenins. By the way, these are important for giving bread the flexibility to rise correctly throughout baking, and it explains why you’ve in all probability by no means had a great gluten-free croissant. Gluten is fairly superb in that regard, and the elements of gluten which might be answerable for this are the gliadins and the glutenins. Throughout the gliadin class, there are 4 completely different epitopes of gliadin. There’s alpha-gliadin, beta-gliadin, gamma-[gliadin], and omega-gliadin. Then wheat comprises proteins referred to as glutenins that bind to sugar and prodynorphins, that are proteins concerned with mobile communication. As soon as wheat is consumed, enzymes within the digestive tract referred to as transglutaminases assist break down that wheat compound, and, in that course of, further proteins are fashioned, together with deamidated gliadin and gliadorphins, that are generally referred to as gluteomorphins.

Right here’s the essential factor to know. Celiac illness is characterised by an immune response to 1 particular epitope of gliadin, alpha-gliadin, and one particular kind of transglutaminase enzyme, which is tTG2. However we now know that folks can and do react to the opposite elements of wheat and gluten, together with the opposite three epitopes of gliadin (beta, gamma, and omega), the gluten in a part of the wheat protein (wheat germ agglutinin), deamidated gliadin, in addition to the opposite varieties of transglutaminase enzymes, together with kind 3, which is primarily discovered within the pores and skin, and kind 6, which is primarily discovered within the mind. An instance of how this would possibly play out is that, within the extra complete testing that I do with sufferers, I would display any person for wheat and gluten intolerance, and so they would possibly take a look at optimistic for beta- and gamma-gliadin antibodies, after which perhaps wheat germ agglutinin, and perhaps transglutaminase-3. I may predict, primarily based on the actual enzyme they’re reacting to, transglutaminase-3 on this case, that their response to gluten goes to manifest primarily within the pores and skin as a result of that’s the place that enzyme is discovered. However [if] this particular person have been to go get a traditional take a look at for gluten intolerance, [they] can be utterly missed and misdiagnosed as having no response as a result of that standard take a look at solely seems at antibodies to alpha-gliadin and transglutaminase-2. Should you’re reacting to any of the opposite fractions of the wheat protein or another kind of transglutaminase, you’re going to check destructive, and also you’ll be instructed that you simply don’t have a difficulty with gluten. I can’t inform you what number of instances I’ve seen that in my follow over 15 years. Most likely over 100 instances as a result of I take a look at nearly all sufferers for non-celiac wheat sensitivity, and lots of of them had already had earlier exams that have been mislabeled as being regular.

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One more reason non-celiac wheat sensitivity continues to be underdiagnosed is due to the shockingly various vary of issues it could trigger. Gluten intolerance can have an effect on practically each tissue within the physique, together with the mind, pores and skin, endocrine system, abdomen, liver, blood vessels, easy muscle groups, and even the nucleus of cells. As I stated earlier, it’s related to an astonishing number of illnesses from schizophrenia to epilepsy, kind 1 diabetes, osteoporosis, pores and skin situations, Hashimoto’s [disease], hypothyroidism, [and] peripheral neuropathy. As a result of the vary of signs related to gluten intolerance is so broad and nonspecific, which suggests it may probably be attributed to any variety of situations, many sufferers and medical doctors don’t even suspect that gluten could also be the reason for a selected drawback, particularly if the affected person doesn’t current with the traditional GI signs that many individuals assume have to be current if somebody has gluten intolerance. Let me provide you with a number of particular examples. You get an annual bodily out of your physician, and [they discover] you could have anemia. [They’ll] probably prescribe an iron complement or, in the event you’re a feminine, ask you questions on your menstrual cycle. Nonetheless, iron deficiency anemia is well-documented as a symptom of gluten intolerance in scientific research. In actual fact, analysis means that it might typically be the primary noticeable symptom of celiac illness and that as much as 75 % of these with an anemia analysis could also be gluten illiberal. Gluten intolerance can intrude with the uptake of iron from meals, which causes malabsorption of iron and may result in anemia.

Or let’s say you go to your physician complaining of a headache. It’s extremely unlikely [they’ll] take a look at you for gluten intolerance, which is unlucky as a result of headache is a frequent discovering in non-celiac wheat-sensitive sufferers, with one examine reporting that symptom in additional than half of the members. That was very true for individuals with migraines. Or perhaps you go to your dermatologist complaining of eczema or psoriasis or one other pores and skin situation. There’s just about no likelihood you’ll be examined for gluten intolerance. However, once more, it is a mistake, as a result of individuals with non-celiac wheat sensitivity can discover a worsening of pores and skin signs like eczema, rash, and dermatitis after consuming gluten. Probably the most generally reported pores and skin lesions embrace these just like subacute eczema, in addition to the bumps and blisters indicative of dermatitis herpetiformis, or Duhring’s illness, which celiac illness is carefully linked to. Those that are gluten illiberal might also expertise scaly patches resembling psoriasis, and the lesions are usually discovered on the muscle groups of the higher limbs, though not at all times.

Lastly, brain-related points like melancholy, anxiousness, dementia, Alzheimer’s [disease], and Parkinson’s [disease] are steadily related to gluten intolerance. Latest statistics recommend that as much as 22 % of sufferers with celiac illness develop such dysfunctions, with anxiousness and melancholy occurring mostly. One examine discovered that [patients with] celiac illness have been extra probably than others to really feel anxious within the face of threatening conditions, whereas further analysis has linked situations like panic dysfunction and social phobia to gluten response. Despair and different associated temper problems additionally seem to happen with each non-celiac wheat sensitivity and celiac illness. And research now recommend that intestine dysfunction, which may be pushed by undiagnosed gluten intolerance, results in irritation within the mind and the hallmark indicators and signs of cognitive and neurodegenerative situations. I cowl this in additional element in a latest Tuesday Tip video on my YouTube channel referred to as “Is Gluten Truly Harming Your Mind?” I’ll put a hyperlink to [it] within the present notes, or you may go to YouTube.com/ChrisKresser to seek out it.

Tips on how to Take a look at Whether or not You’re Delicate to Wheat, Gluten, or Each

Okay, with all this in thoughts, how are you aware in the event you or your kids could also be affected by non-celiac wheat sensitivity? Sadly, you may’t depend on the traditional testing that your major care doctor or GI [doctor] would possibly supply, for the explanations we’ve simply mentioned. I can’t inform you what number of instances sufferers have come to me and stated their physician examined them for celiac or non-celiac wheat sensitivity and so they have been destructive, solely to seek out out that they have been massively optimistic once we use extra correct testing. The 2 exams I’ve used within the clinic with sufferers are Array 3X from Cyrex Labs, and the Wheat Zoomer panel from Vibrant Wellness. These exams aren’t excellent, and so they do require some experience to interpret, however they’re way more complete than standard exams as a result of they take a look at all the opposite elements of the wheat protein quite than simply taking a look at alpha-gliadin and transglutaminase 2, like the traditional exams do.

You do want a health care provider to order these exams, and, in my expertise, most standard major care or GI [doctors] usually are not conversant in them and usually received’t organize them. Your mileage could fluctuate. I’ve heard of some circumstances of sufferers having the ability to persuade their medical doctors to order these exams, so it’s actually value a attempt. However you’re extra prone to discover success with an Integrative or Purposeful Medication physician or clinician, or a nutritionist who has this sort of coaching. They’re extra prone to work with these labs and be capable to interpret them correctly. Should you don’t have entry to a practitioner who makes use of these labs, you may nonetheless do a gluten-elimination provocation problem. The truth is [that] that is nonetheless the gold customary in relation to figuring out gluten intolerance. I’ll typically ask sufferers to do it, even when they’ve examined optimistic with the Cyrex Array 3X or Vibrant Wheat Zoomer, with a view to affirm the analysis.

Right here’s the way you do it. You take away all gluten-containing meals and merchandise out of your eating regimen for 60 days. There’s lots of info on-line accessible about how to do that, and the excellent news is that it’s a lot simpler to do it now than it was after I first began working towards 15 years in the past. In just about all locations on this planet, effectively, I received’t say all locations on this planet, however [in] many locations on this planet, it’s fairly simple to keep away from gluten in the event you’re diligent. There are many gluten-free alternate options at this level. Nevertheless it’s actually essential to be strict throughout [those] 60 days since you’re making an attempt to get your physique to a baseline reset with none gluten in any respect. Dishonest throughout this time can actually be counterproductive since you’ll by no means get to that baseline. So throughout this elimination provocation problem, it’s very important to be strict for that first 60-day interval. On the finish of the 60-day interval, cook dinner up a bowl of barley and eat it, and see what occurs. You may get barley at lots of well being meals shops. You should purchase it, typically within the bag, the place different grains are bought. And also you don’t must get fancy right here. That is simply a part of a take a look at. I’m positive many individuals haven’t ever eaten barley as an entire grain, however you simply cook dinner it such as you do rice. The directions will probably be on the bag. Simply eat a bowl and see what occurs. The rationale for doing that is that barley is a gluten-containing grain that’s low in FODMAPs. Keep in mind, we talked concerning the research that confirmed that some individuals who thought they have been gluten illiberal have been really FODMAP illiberal. Should you eat the barley and react to it, that means you’re illiberal of gluten or different gluten-like compounds, as a result of there are only a few FODMAPs in barley. If it was FODMAP intolerance that was an issue for you, then consuming barley wouldn’t provoke a response as a result of there aren’t many FODMAPs in barley. Then, a number of days later, eat a chunk of wheat bread. The wheat bread has each gluten and FODMAPs. Should you didn’t react to the barley however you do react to the wheat bread, it suggests that you could be be FODMAP illiberal, quite than gluten illiberal. Should you react to each the barley and the wheat, then that means you’re gluten or wheat illiberal.

Now, some sufferers have requested me about this take a look at through the years. They are saying, “If I try this, I’m going to be in ache for every week afterward. If I eat a chunk of wheat bread, it’s going to be ugly.” My response to that’s, “You then’re nearly actually gluten or wheat illiberal, and that’s actually the tip of the story.” You don’t must go additional than that. Should you discover a violent response anytime you eat something with gluten or wheat in it, and also you don’t have entry to the testing to verify, that needs to be sufficient. You don’t really want your physician or mates or household to purchase into your analysis, though I understand how irritating it may be after they don’t, and it’s irritating when that occurs. However on the finish of the day, it’s your physique, and you will be the one which suffers in the event you proceed consuming gluten and wheat if you’re reactive to it. If the individuals in your life usually are not supportive of that, then that’s on them, not you. I personally don’t really feel prefer it’s value it to place your self via every week or extra of intense ache and diarrhea, fuel, bloating, ache, [and] no matter different signs that you simply expertise, simply to show some extent. Should you already know that you simply’re that delicate, then I wouldn’t advocate doing this. That is extra for people who find themselves unsure and don’t have entry to the testing that I simply talked about, and so they wish to get extra readability about whether or not they’re reacting. Additionally they wish to get readability about whether or not they could be responding to FODMAPs, or to wheat and gluten particularly.

Going again to this take a look at, in the event you react to the wheat bread, that tells you that you’re delicate to wheat. As I discussed, there are various compounds in wheat, solely a few of that are gluten. So it’s potential that in the event you react to wheat bread, you could possibly safely eat gluten-containing merchandise aside from wheat. For instance, I’ve sufferers who’re in a position to eat small quantities of soy sauce in the event that they exit for sushi or Japanese meals. But when they’ve a chunk of bread, that’s problematic. That’s not unusual. It’s higher for us to consider wheat and gluten sensitivity on a spectrum as an alternative of only a binary black or white situation, which is [how] it’s been checked out traditionally. You could be somebody who can have a small quantity of gluten in a packaged meals, or have soy sauce, like I stated, however you may’t have any flour. That’s a reasonably frequent state of affairs that I see in my sufferers. I’d argue [that], even then, as a result of there’s some already demonstrated sensitivity to wheat or gluten, it’s best to in all probability take it simple on the soy sauce or different gluten-containing meals. However consuming them often, in the event you exit to dinner or one thing like that and also you don’t have a noticeable response, may very well be high-quality. So, after you’ve accomplished that three-step take a look at of eradicating gluten for 60 days, cooking barley, consuming it [and] seeing what occurs, after which consuming wheat bread, the following steps past that, if you need, can be to attempt issues like soy sauce or different meals which have gluten that aren’t wheat, and see the way you do with these. From there, it’s best to have a reasonably good concept of the place you fall on that spectrum.

Okay, that’s it for now. I hope this podcast has been useful. There’s nonetheless so many misconceptions about gluten intolerance and wheat sensitivity, and I’ve tried to cowl the highlights on this episode. If you wish to do a deeper dive, take a look at my free eBook referred to as Ought to You Go Gluten Free? It goes into every thing I’ve lined on this podcast in additional element and comprises all of the scientific references, research, hyperlinks, and different helpful assets. Yow will discover that at ChrisKresser.com/gluten-free. Thanks for listening, everyone. Maintain sending your inquiries to ChrisKresser.com/podcastquestion. Though I’m not doing Q&A episodes at this level, I nonetheless supply matters from that checklist of questions, and actually, that’s the place this matter got here from. So please maintain sending your questions in. I really like listening to from you. I’ll see you subsequent time.

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