Re: How real is the glutten connection?

[Guest guest]

our genes are complex and contain tons of 'coding' for more than 1 body part

or system " ...

so they have found the HLA gene relates to/shares Hashis/Autoimmuen THryoid

disease and Celiac disease

but in just the last few years,, there is even more exciting, and complexity

being foudn:

for example

they now have found that Wheat/gluten and Candida( yeast!) that is normally

found in our body (at the health levels OR out of control yeast infections)

=-that these 2 materials share some of the same 'molecular structure "

brain fog i cant' remember the Gene' terminology

===

also just saw a link (from DR K /Kharrazian's thryoid site???)

noting that Coffee may be affecting the INtestinal health and affecting the GUT

LIning issues just like gluten can..

IOW coffee may be the real culprit for some/many patients

====

IOW this isn't all black and white :/

bad news cuz it means this is not clear cut

but good news for those of us who have never noticed a difference in how we felt

Aftger going Gluten-Free...

its Confusing :/ at a time when so many of us are sick and just wish doctors

knew

-Carol

PS

i went gluten free a few yeasr ago now.. and at first i didn't eat ANY

Processed/packaged foods... after a year or (2?) of no obviosu differences, i

changed and tho i do buy some processed foods that say they follow good GF

practices.. never noticed anything

0and i LOVE LOVE LOVE my cofffee more than ever.

and i do eat dairy =

2 things which may be i should have given up first :/

dont' know yet;; but just struck by the Coffee and diary discussions on DR K

website and labs etc.

>

> My naturopath says get 100% glutten free, it's extremely likely tied to my low

thryoid problems/majorly high antibodies! Can anyone give me more info on

that???? or experience!

>

>

> Light

> Make Sure You Enjoy TODAY!

>

[Guest guest]

Carol,

Do you know if it is the caffeine content or the coffee itself? That is, would a

decent decaf coffee be just as bad?

Rod

>

> our genes are complex and contain tons of 'coding' for more than 1 body

part or system " ...

>

> so they have found the HLA gene relates to/shares Hashis/Autoimmuen THryoid

disease and Celiac disease

>

>

> but in just the last few years,, there is even more exciting, and complexity

being foudn:

>

> for example

>

> they now have found that Wheat/gluten and Candida( yeast!) that is normally

found in our body (at the health levels OR out of control yeast infections)

> =-that these 2 materials share some of the same 'molecular structure "

>

> brain fog i cant' remember the Gene' terminology

>

> ===

> also just saw a link (from DR K /Kharrazian's thryoid site???)

> noting that Coffee may be affecting the INtestinal health and affecting the

GUT LIning issues just like gluten can..

>

> IOW coffee may be the real culprit for some/many patients

>

> ====

> IOW this isn't all black and white :/

>

> bad news cuz it means this is not clear cut

>

> but good news for those of us who have never noticed a difference in how we

felt Aftger going Gluten-Free...

>

> its Confusing :/ at a time when so many of us are sick and just wish doctors

knew

>

> -Carol

>

> PS

> i went gluten free a few yeasr ago now.. and at first i didn't eat ANY

Processed/packaged foods... after a year or (2?) of no obviosu differences, i

changed and tho i do buy some processed foods that say they follow good GF

practices.. never noticed anything

>

> 0and i LOVE LOVE LOVE my cofffee more than ever.

> and i do eat dairy =

>

> 2 things which may be i should have given up first :/

> dont' know yet;; but just struck by the Coffee and diary discussions on DR K

website and labs etc.

[Guest guest]

hi Rod

i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just learned

about this info a few days ago..

i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/ researchers

who did the actual work on this subject..

(DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

-Carol

fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

just not as much as regular coffee :^/

> >

> > our genes are complex and contain tons of 'coding' for more than 1 body

part or system " ...

> >

> > so they have found the HLA gene relates to/shares Hashis/Autoimmuen THryoid

disease and Celiac disease

> >

> >

> > but in just the last few years,, there is even more exciting, and complexity

being foudn:

> >

> > for example

> >

> > they now have found that Wheat/gluten and Candida( yeast!) that is normally

found in our body (at the health levels OR out of control yeast infections)

> > =-that these 2 materials share some of the same 'molecular structure "

> >

> > brain fog i cant' remember the Gene' terminology

> >

> > ===

> > also just saw a link (from DR K /Kharrazian's thryoid site???)

> > noting that Coffee may be affecting the INtestinal health and affecting the

GUT LIning issues just like gluten can..

> >

> > IOW coffee may be the real culprit for some/many patients

> >

> > ====

> > IOW this isn't all black and white :/

> >

> > bad news cuz it means this is not clear cut

> >

> > but good news for those of us who have never noticed a difference in how we

felt Aftger going Gluten-Free...

> >

> > its Confusing :/ at a time when so many of us are sick and just wish doctors

knew

> >

> > -Carol

> >

> > PS

> > i went gluten free a few yeasr ago now.. and at first i didn't eat ANY

Processed/packaged foods... after a year or (2?) of no obviosu differences, i

changed and tho i do buy some processed foods that say they follow good GF

practices.. never noticed anything

> >

> > 0and i LOVE LOVE LOVE my cofffee more than ever.

> > and i do eat dairy =

> >

> > 2 things which may be i should have given up first :/

> > dont' know yet;; but just struck by the Coffee and diary discussions on DR K

website and labs etc.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Carol - just found this:

http://drknews.com/what-type-of-gluten-intolerance-do-you-have/

Reading now...

>

> hi Rod

>

> i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

>

> i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

>

> -Carol

>

> fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> just not as much as regular coffee :^/

[Guest guest]

Thanks Carol - just found this:

http://drknews.com/what-type-of-gluten-intolerance-do-you-have/

Reading now...

>

> hi Rod

>

> i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

>

> i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

>

> -Carol

>

> fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> just not as much as regular coffee :^/

[Guest guest]

Coffee causation potential, ouch!

I'm about 95% dairy free now.

Major digestive disorder though(not stomach acid production). So everything's more complex over that and malabsorption.

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Subject: Re: How real is the glutten connection?To: Thyroiditis Date: Saturday, March 5, 2011, 2:43 PM

our genes are complex and contain tons of 'coding' for more than 1 body part or system"...so they have found the HLA gene relates to/shares Hashis/Autoimmuen THryoid disease and Celiac diseasebut in just the last few years,, there is even more exciting, and complexity being foudn:for examplethey now have found that Wheat/gluten and Candida( yeast!) that is normally found in our body (at the health levels OR out of control yeast infections)=-that these 2 materials share some of the same 'molecular structure" brain fog i cant' remember the Gene' terminology===also just saw a link (from DR K /Kharrazian's thryoid site???) noting that Coffee may be affecting the INtestinal health and affecting the GUT LIning issues just like gluten can.. IOW coffee may be the real culprit for some/many patients ====IOW this isn't all black and white :/bad news cuz it means this is

not clear cutbut good news for those of us who have never noticed a difference in how we felt Aftger going Gluten-Free...its Confusing :/ at a time when so many of us are sick and just wish doctors knew -CarolPSi went gluten free a few yeasr ago now.. and at first i didn't eat ANY Processed/packaged foods... after a year or (2?) of no obviosu differences, i changed and tho i do buy some processed foods that say they follow good GF practices.. never noticed anything0and i LOVE LOVE LOVE my cofffee more than ever. and i do eat dairy = 2 things which may be i should have given up first :/dont' know yet;; but just struck by the Coffee and diary discussions on DR K website and labs etc.>> My naturopath says get 100% glutten free, it's extremely likely tied to my low thryoid problems/majorly high antibodies! Can anyone give me more info on that???? or experience!> > > Light> Make Sure You Enjoy TODAY!>

[Guest guest]

Coffee causation potential, ouch!

I'm about 95% dairy free now.

Major digestive disorder though(not stomach acid production). So everything's more complex over that and malabsorption.

Light

Make Sure You Enjoy TODAY!

Subject: Re: How real is the glutten connection?To: Thyroiditis Date: Saturday, March 5, 2011, 2:43 PM

our genes are complex and contain tons of 'coding' for more than 1 body part or system"...so they have found the HLA gene relates to/shares Hashis/Autoimmuen THryoid disease and Celiac diseasebut in just the last few years,, there is even more exciting, and complexity being foudn:for examplethey now have found that Wheat/gluten and Candida( yeast!) that is normally found in our body (at the health levels OR out of control yeast infections)=-that these 2 materials share some of the same 'molecular structure" brain fog i cant' remember the Gene' terminology===also just saw a link (from DR K /Kharrazian's thryoid site???) noting that Coffee may be affecting the INtestinal health and affecting the GUT LIning issues just like gluten can.. IOW coffee may be the real culprit for some/many patients ====IOW this isn't all black and white :/bad news cuz it means this is

not clear cutbut good news for those of us who have never noticed a difference in how we felt Aftger going Gluten-Free...its Confusing :/ at a time when so many of us are sick and just wish doctors knew -CarolPSi went gluten free a few yeasr ago now.. and at first i didn't eat ANY Processed/packaged foods... after a year or (2?) of no obviosu differences, i changed and tho i do buy some processed foods that say they follow good GF practices.. never noticed anything0and i LOVE LOVE LOVE my cofffee more than ever. and i do eat dairy = 2 things which may be i should have given up first :/dont' know yet;; but just struck by the Coffee and diary discussions on DR K website and labs etc.>> My naturopath says get 100% glutten free, it's extremely likely tied to my low thryoid problems/majorly high antibodies! Can anyone give me more info on that???? or experience!> > > Light> Make Sure You Enjoy TODAY!>

[Guest guest]

thanks for posting the link Rod

it will get me to read more , and faster

oy that picture i LOVE breakfast/brunch decadent rolls

and that frothy diary/coffee drink

> >

> > hi Rod

> >

> > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

> >

> > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

> >

> > -Carol

> >

> > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> > just not as much as regular coffee :^/

>

[Guest guest]

thanks for posting the link Rod

it will get me to read more , and faster

oy that picture i LOVE breakfast/brunch decadent rolls

and that frothy diary/coffee drink

> >

> > hi Rod

> >

> > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

> >

> > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

> >

> > -Carol

> >

> > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> > just not as much as regular coffee :^/

>

[Guest guest]

cutting out iodine and gluten made my antibodies go from 1000 to 30 (within normal range) . it is connected in some people ---------- Original Message ----------To: Thyroiditis Subject: Re: How real is the glutten connection?Date: Sat, 05 Mar 2011 23:49:00 -0000thanks for posting the link Rod :)it will get me to read more , and faster :)oy that picture i LOVE breakfast/brunch decadent rolls and that frothy diary/coffee drink > >> > hi Rod > > > > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just learned about this info a few days ago..> > > > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/ researchers who did the actual work on this subject..> > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading > > > > -Carol> > > > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it > > just not as much as regular coffee :^/>------------------------------------*Note: Information is freely exchanged on this board based on patient experiences, and should not be considered a medical recommendation.

[Guest guest]

cutting out iodine and gluten made my antibodies go from 1000 to 30 (within normal range) . it is connected in some people ---------- Original Message ----------To: Thyroiditis Subject: Re: How real is the glutten connection?Date: Sat, 05 Mar 2011 23:49:00 -0000thanks for posting the link Rod :)it will get me to read more , and faster :)oy that picture i LOVE breakfast/brunch decadent rolls and that frothy diary/coffee drink > >> > hi Rod > > > > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just learned about this info a few days ago..> > > > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/ researchers who did the actual work on this subject..> > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading > > > > -Carol> > > > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it > > just not as much as regular coffee :^/>------------------------------------*Note: Information is freely exchanged on this board based on patient experiences, and should not be considered a medical recommendation.

[Guest guest]

How high had you gotten on your iodine doses?

I just got off the stuff, so they aren't sure which is causing which completely.

Light

> > >

> > > hi Rod

> > >

> > > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

> > >

> > > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> > > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

> > >

> > > -Carol

> > >

> > > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> > > just not as much as regular coffee :^/

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

How high had you gotten on your iodine doses?

I just got off the stuff, so they aren't sure which is causing which completely.

Light

> > >

> > > hi Rod

> > >

> > > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

> > >

> > > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> > > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

> > >

> > > -Carol

> > >

> > > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> > > just not as much as regular coffee :^/

> >

>

>

>

>

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I was told to stop eating wheat by my allergist. I didn't test allergic but he thought I had some sort of intolerance. I found it really helped, I felt better. I try to eat as little processed food as possible and limit how much sugar I consume.

I think everyone is individual in what you will respond to. I didn't feel any better cutting out dairy or sugar but I do feel better if I eat very low carbohydrates (things like rice etc). I did find I could eat spelt. It is a grain that is slightly related to wheat. It works like a low gluten all purpose wheat flour.

I think it is worth trying for a few weeks to see if you feel better. There are lots of gluten free alternatives at the grocery store if your unsure what to replace with. in SD

 

My naturopath says get 100% glutten free, it's extremely likely tied to my low thryoid problems/majorly high antibodies! Can anyone give me more info on that???? or experience!

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[Guest guest]

I was told to stop eating wheat by my allergist. I didn't test allergic but he thought I had some sort of intolerance. I found it really helped, I felt better. I try to eat as little processed food as possible and limit how much sugar I consume.

I think everyone is individual in what you will respond to. I didn't feel any better cutting out dairy or sugar but I do feel better if I eat very low carbohydrates (things like rice etc). I did find I could eat spelt. It is a grain that is slightly related to wheat. It works like a low gluten all purpose wheat flour.

I think it is worth trying for a few weeks to see if you feel better. There are lots of gluten free alternatives at the grocery store if your unsure what to replace with. in SD

 

My naturopath says get 100% glutten free, it's extremely likely tied to my low thryoid problems/majorly high antibodies! Can anyone give me more info on that???? or experience!

Light

Make Sure You Enjoy TODAY!

[Guest guest]

i like DR Ks work and his admissions showing that the body is more complex than

just 1 thing or 1 aspect or gene or what ever..

but he unfortunately is doing the same thing as Conventional Medicince,, in that

he is stating that a test means 1 thing and 1 thing only...

for example:

from the LInk below:

his section on :

"

Transglutaminase IgA + IgM combined antibodies. Transglutaminase is an enzyme in

the digestive tract targeted in an autoimmune attack triggered by gluten. If

this marker comes back positive you know gluten is destroying gut tissue through

an autoimmune attack.

"

DR K is making a HUGE " mistake " stating that Transglutaminase test coming back

positive means you KNOW that Gluten is destroying gut tissue!

= once again; a DR is over-simplifying how the body works

either he simply does not KNOW or he is over-simplifying how the body works cuz

it makes his job easier== don't have to spend time reassuring patients that his

ideas are true for ALL patients :/

this " oversimplification " of who the body works,, by ALL Doctors,, is hurting us

patients =phsycially and mentally ,, keep wondering why a 'famous' doctors

treatments/ideas do not cure Our problem when its curing Some Other patients !

RE: Transglutaminase:

its an enzyme in the body of humans and other things

and our body makes Transglutaminase enzyme for more than 1 reason!

(just like everyhting else in the body pulls Double-duty ,,triple-duty ,

100x-duty :0

and CANDIDA /yeast can affect the Transglutaminase in our body !

GOOGLE:

candida transglutaminase

@24,000 results

http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy & hl=en & q=candida++transglutaminase & aq= & aqi= & aq\

l= & oq=candida++transglutaminase & pbx=1 & bav=on.2,or. & fp=eda1291fdd569703

including ones like this:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15262971

Expression of transglutaminase substrate activity on Candida albicans germ tubes

through a coiled, disulfide-bonded N-terminal domain of Hwp1 requires C-terminal

glycosylphosphatidylinositol modification.

"

By serving as a microbial substrate for epithelial cell transglutaminase, Hwp1

(Hyphal wall protein 1) of Candida albicans participates in cross-links with

proteins on the _mammalian mucosa_

....

"

epithelial cells lines our entire digestive tract, reproductive tract and

respiratory tract

and ofcourse that includes mucose in various 'hollow tubes' of the body :0

==SO IOW>...

there is also a big chance that Antibiotics and other DRugs *(and stress!) that

affects/causes Candida /yeast imbalances

are the real cause of many ATD/Thryoid autoimmmune patients having 'gluten' and

'dairy' issues..

many , not all

the doctors are trying to say that Everyone has the same status in all systems

and all cells = it is not possible the human body and life expereinces are

too different for everyone to have the same cells/systems go wrong for the SAME

specific causes..

and i think right now,, that this Candida/Transglutaminase/hyphal wall problem

is why Some ATD patients feel great when stopping wheat /gluten and some of us

don't feel any different..

its cuz we have different underlying problems

-Carol

> >

> > hi Rod

> >

> > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

> >

> > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

> >

> > -Carol

> >

> > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> > just not as much as regular coffee :^/

>

[Guest guest]

i like DR Ks work and his admissions showing that the body is more complex than

just 1 thing or 1 aspect or gene or what ever..

but he unfortunately is doing the same thing as Conventional Medicince,, in that

he is stating that a test means 1 thing and 1 thing only...

for example:

from the LInk below:

his section on :

"

Transglutaminase IgA + IgM combined antibodies. Transglutaminase is an enzyme in

the digestive tract targeted in an autoimmune attack triggered by gluten. If

this marker comes back positive you know gluten is destroying gut tissue through

an autoimmune attack.

"

DR K is making a HUGE " mistake " stating that Transglutaminase test coming back

positive means you KNOW that Gluten is destroying gut tissue!

= once again; a DR is over-simplifying how the body works

either he simply does not KNOW or he is over-simplifying how the body works cuz

it makes his job easier== don't have to spend time reassuring patients that his

ideas are true for ALL patients :/

this " oversimplification " of who the body works,, by ALL Doctors,, is hurting us

patients =phsycially and mentally ,, keep wondering why a 'famous' doctors

treatments/ideas do not cure Our problem when its curing Some Other patients !

RE: Transglutaminase:

its an enzyme in the body of humans and other things

and our body makes Transglutaminase enzyme for more than 1 reason!

(just like everyhting else in the body pulls Double-duty ,,triple-duty ,

100x-duty :0

and CANDIDA /yeast can affect the Transglutaminase in our body !

GOOGLE:

candida transglutaminase

@24,000 results

http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy & hl=en & q=candida++transglutaminase & aq= & aqi= & aq\

l= & oq=candida++transglutaminase & pbx=1 & bav=on.2,or. & fp=eda1291fdd569703

including ones like this:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15262971

Expression of transglutaminase substrate activity on Candida albicans germ tubes

through a coiled, disulfide-bonded N-terminal domain of Hwp1 requires C-terminal

glycosylphosphatidylinositol modification.

"

By serving as a microbial substrate for epithelial cell transglutaminase, Hwp1

(Hyphal wall protein 1) of Candida albicans participates in cross-links with

proteins on the _mammalian mucosa_

....

"

epithelial cells lines our entire digestive tract, reproductive tract and

respiratory tract

and ofcourse that includes mucose in various 'hollow tubes' of the body :0

==SO IOW>...

there is also a big chance that Antibiotics and other DRugs *(and stress!) that

affects/causes Candida /yeast imbalances

are the real cause of many ATD/Thryoid autoimmmune patients having 'gluten' and

'dairy' issues..

many , not all

the doctors are trying to say that Everyone has the same status in all systems

and all cells = it is not possible the human body and life expereinces are

too different for everyone to have the same cells/systems go wrong for the SAME

specific causes..

and i think right now,, that this Candida/Transglutaminase/hyphal wall problem

is why Some ATD patients feel great when stopping wheat /gluten and some of us

don't feel any different..

its cuz we have different underlying problems

-Carol

> >

> > hi Rod

> >

> > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

> >

> > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

> >

> > -Carol

> >

> > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> > just not as much as regular coffee :^/

>

[Guest guest]

ROd and I didn't say that iodine and gluten were not connected in some people.

but the point is that we don't ALL have the exact same " underlying'

problems/causes..

> > >

> > > hi Rod

> > >

> > > i don't know; i haven't gone to study what they are saying; i only just

learned about this info a few days ago..

> > >

> > > i know its on DR K s site/s but i believe that it is Other doctors/

researchers who did the actual work on this subject..

> > > (DR K apparently keeps up on his reading

> > >

> > > -Carol

> > >

> > > fwiw; Decad coffee apparenetly still has noticable caffeine in it

> > > just not as much as regular coffee :^/

> >

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

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[Guest guest]

Lily,

I'm looking for gluten free crackers and such, the bread was incredibly expensive. Maybe people are making it for themselves at home to save money or something. I'm not big into bread, I"m only going to mostly miss brownies. But I bet they can be made with rice flour.

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My naturopath says get 100% glutten free, it's extremely likely tied to my low thryoid problems/majorly high antibodies! Can anyone give me more info on that???? or experience!

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[Guest guest]

Lily,

I'm looking for gluten free crackers and such, the bread was incredibly expensive. Maybe people are making it for themselves at home to save money or something. I'm not big into bread, I"m only going to mostly miss brownies. But I bet they can be made with rice flour.

Light

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My naturopath says get 100% glutten free, it's extremely likely tied to my low thryoid problems/majorly high antibodies! Can anyone give me more info on that???? or experience!

Light

Make Sure You Enjoy TODAY!