Wheat Belly: Lose the Wheat, Lose the Weight, and Find Your Path Back to Health, Davis, William

from LynleyS

Having just read the scientific style of Good Calories, Bad Calories by Gary Taubes, the chatty tone of this book felt very different considering, if this man is right, that he's saying something very important for humankind.And I'm inclined to believe he IS right, because after a month without w...

from puttocklibrary

A very well-written and informative book. It made me both angry and thoughtful in turns. Angry because it sounded very reasonable and logical, and would ultimately mean giving a lot of foods I really enjoy to live gluten-free. And I really don't love vegetables very much.

from -Cee-

What you eat is a personal decision. That said, there are many who would tell you what you should and should not include in your diet. Not particularly looking for advice in this regard, I read this book because some of my family members have been diagnosed with Celiac disease and others are exhi...

from BenGac

Thus far it's very informative. People need to take control of their health and stop eating everything the U.S is putting on supermarket shelves. They are genetically modifying our foods to the point that it's indigestible. Then we as consumers end up sick with all kinds of diseases and outrageou...

from sang

I like Wheat Belly because it reveals some of the bad things in wheat comsumers are not aware of. However some of the information seems to contradict itself in saying that the wheat from thousands of years ago was good but then it goes on to say it was not good on a different page.