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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 Track Your Plaque program. He lives in Wisconsin.
Nothing here should be construed as medical advice,
but only topics for further discussion with your doctor. I practice cardiology in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Our prolific Bread Artists are continuing to slave away creating their masterpieces. The Wheat Belly Art Gallery experience continues to prove that people who are wheat-free are more interesting, look better, feel better, and are more fun at parties.
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These are awesome! Too bad they aren’t just funny.
Ok, I’m finding myself technologically challenged… How do we submit these to you Dr. Davis?
Hi, f8–
I believe there is a “img” button above that allows you to pull a graphic off your hard drive and post. You can also do this on the Wheat Belly Facebook page, accessible via the Facebook button on the top of the blog.
Appreciate the reply, I figured something out and put some originals on FB
Yes! I love the “Bread is Cheaper than Heroin” slice of toast! We follow the advise of Dr. Davis in our office and at least once a day someone says “Bread is more addictive than Heroin!”
Heroine? You’d figure a heroine would be kind of expensive. Surely she wants a hero?
That’s great, Marc!
The addictive property of wheat is a very real phenomenon, no doubt about it.
They are all great!
Dr. Davis, is it true that low-carb diets increase cortisol levels?
From my (admittedly sketchy) reading on the subject, cortisol is independent of carbs for most people. It might increase your cortisol levels if something in your previous carb-heavy diet was causing adrenal gland dysfunction or stress. It might also *decrease* your cortisol levels.
Hi, Mina–
I’ve never heard that before, nor do I see this in people following low-carbohydrate, even severe low-carbohydrate, restrictions.
Heroin is spelled wrong. Heroine with an e is a heroic female.
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