Hippocrates was right when he made that statement almost 2,500 years ago – that’s well before we’d refined sugar, created processed “food” products, and added antibiotics and a slew of other toxins to our food! Every bite we eat passes through the twenty-plus feet of our digestive tract, which is lined by our delicate “inner skin”.
Give Gluten A Break
Growing up in America, the grain we’ve most commonly eaten is wheat…wheat for bread for breakfast, lunch and dinner and a few snacks in between! Wheat has risen to the top of our “most preferred” grain list because it contains gluten, a protein that gives it that “gluey” consistency, ideal for baking bread.
The Food - Brain Connection
Food For Thought: The Gut-Brain Connection
Our gut is a powerful biochemical reactor, capable of almost magically transforming the plants and animals of nature into the building blocks of our body: the carbohydrates, proteins and fats, vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients to run all the metabolic reactions that promote health and prevent disease.