Just like the rest of the world, wheat makes up a substantial part of our diet in the US. Although it is one of the most consumed grains worldwide, government-supported dietary guidelines in the USA as well as Europe have taken the initiative to advice individuals on the adequate amounts to consume each day. This is because wheat products contain anti-nutrients such as wheat ... Continue Reading
The Great Debate About Grains and Flour Alternatives
A science of trial-and-error I know, first we spoiled the egg after discovering that it was dangerously high in LDL, the bad cholesterol. Then the infamous "they" found that the infamous egg contained the enzymes necessary to breakdown LDL, so it wasn't a threat at all. Thus, eggs went from staple food to dastardly to "the incredible edible egg." Meanwhile, the flame for ... Continue Reading