Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Posted October 9, 2006 What to eat and what to avoid depends on what grains you can tolerate and which you cannot. I can eat corn but my son can't. I can eat quinioa but not spelt, even though I had never before been exposed to either of them. Also, the recipes have to be adjusted for each of the grains. Go to Amazon.com and search for " tte Dumke " the author of five books about grains and alternative grains for allergic people. She even has the recipe adjustments needed for the different grains. Two of her books are: Easy Breadmaking for Special Diets: Wheat-Free, Milk- And Lactose- Free, Egg-Free, Gluten-Free, Yeast-Free, Sugar-Free, Low Fat, High To Low Fiber. 5 Years Without Food: The Food Allergy Survival Guide: How to Overcome Your Food Allergies and Recover Good Health. Carl Grimes Healthy Habitats LLC ----- > Can someone please point me towards grains / breads to eat and same to > avoid. > > Thanks -- Quote
Guest guest Posted October 9, 2006 Report Posted October 9, 2006 It depends on what your health problems are. If you know for sure you have a very high toxic problems, avoid all grains until that is resolved since grains are all moldy and baking or processing may kill the mold, but leave behind mycotoxins (and perhaps endotoxins), that your body has to get rid of. If you are highly toxic already, it just adds to your toxic load. If you are having allergic problems to mold, you may just try different ones and see how you do. Anything that is stored unrefrigerated for long periods of time, gets momoldy. Fresh fruit is not stored as it would go bad, they rush it to market so not moldy unless it is visually turning moldy, meat isn't for same reason, veggies for same reason, etc., etc. However grains are stored for long periods without refrigeration so they all contain mold perhaps not in it's 'live' state but in it dead state after baking. However when you kill mold by baking, you leave behind mycotoxins. Therefore its an individual thing depending on your health. If you have symptoms of toxicity, itchy skin is a popular one, blurry vision, etc, I'd stay away from all grains until you are tested for toxicity. I love bread and miss it. --- In , Scarred Lungs <scarredlungs@...> wrote: > > Can someone please point me towards grains / breads to eat and same to avoid. > > Thanks -- > > Quote
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