Grains are a dietary staple for many people, despite their subpar nutritional status. Wheat and corn are the most consumed grains in the world and their proliferation into the food market makes them almost impossible to avoid. An added problem with corn is that it’s often genetically modified, a practice that presents its own concerns. And, of course, for many people, the gluten content in wheat does a terrible number on their digestive system. Fortunately, there are several alternative grains that provide better nutrition without the problems. Read more
Friday, December 5, 2014
the 6 Best Alternative Grains
If you're trying to eat gluten-free but still want to eat grains, Edward Group lists the six best alternatives to wheat and corn.
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