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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Wheat Spring
The “Arab Spring” movement has toppled dictatorial, oppressive governments in Libya, Egypt, and Tunisia, and sparked popular uprisings in Yemen, Iraq, and Syria. Using little more than Tweets and Facebook posts, people in the Middle East accomplished the previously unthinkable: … Continue reading
Posted in Wheat Belly counterattacks, Wheat industry
33 Comments
The Disinformation Campaign gets underway
This is an example of what seems to be developing over at Amazon.com, posted as a “book review”: The author has no credentials, no credibility, just a small cult of terribly misinformed followers. Don’t be fooled by the high volume … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
98 Comments
Almonds are the new wheat
Once you eliminate this genetically-altered Frankengrain called modern wheat, the diet should center around vegetables, nuts, healthy oils like olive and coconut, fish, meats, cheese, olives, avocados and other real whole foods. This is, in fact, the diet that I … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes
95 Comments
Lettuce Wrap like PF Changs from Kelly the Kitchen Kop
Kelly of Kelly the Kitchen Kop blog fame, generously provided this recipe for Wheat Belly Blog readers. Kelly prides herself on providing “politically incorrect” nutrition information, a line of thinking perfectly in sync with the Wheat Belly approach! (Kelly’s blog … Continue reading
Posted in Recipes
16 Comments
Wheat: Up close and personal
Come on! Wheat can’t be that bad! “If it’s so bad, how come my Mom lived until she was 85 in perfect health and my grandparents likewise?” Okay, Wheat Belly Busters–those of you … Continue reading
Eat this, SixServings!
The comments (112 in total, as of September 23, 2011) posted on SixServings.com, the blog for the Grain Foods Foundation, provide an incredible cross-section of opinions and experiences. The Grain Foods Foundation is a trade and lobbying group for the … Continue reading
Posted in Wheat Belly counterattacks
41 Comments
Lose the wheat, lose the . . . addiction
Wheat Belly Blog reader, Ang, left this fascinating comment about her break from wheat addiction: I have been wheat-free for 9 days after reading the article in Woman’s Day (which I NEVER pick up — don’t know why it struck … Continue reading
Wheat Belly cover story and controversy
Wheat Belly made the cover story for Macleans Magazine, with 2.4 million readers in Canada: On the evils of wheat: Dr. William Davis on why it is so addictive, and how shunning it will make you skinny … Continue reading
Posted in Wheat Belly--The Book
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William Davis, MD, is a preventive cardiologist whose unique approach to diet allows him to advocate reversal, not just prevention, of heart disease.
He is the founder of the 
