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Carbohydrate addiction is real! A gluten-free approach reduces intestinal inflammation, and may help to avoid, control or reverse metabolic disease.
Grain carbohydrates raise blood sugar in those one in two individuals at risk of developing diabetes. Most grains contain a protein called gluten. Gluten is a binder and is widely used to improve texture and taste. Unfortunately, gluten also contains small amounts of a morphine-like component that leads to inflammation and addiction.
Gluten-Free & DIABETES, one of the one-topic, point-form, easy-to-read, 24-page DIABETES-Series Little Books, contains lists of unsafe and safe foods. It shows what is behind the logic and success of eating gluten-free to avoid diabetes and its complications.