William Davis, MD, on Why Grains May Not Be For Everyone | IIN Depth

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In this interview, William Davis, MD, shares why whole grains may not be as healthy as you'd think, how wheat today is different from 75 years ago, and what to eat to reduce your cravings (Hint: It’s not gluten-free cookies!)!

Integrative Nutrition supports bio-individuality, meaning there is no one diet fits all. Wheat and grains may work for some people and not others. IIN does not take any particular stance on consuming wheat and grains for an overall healthy lifestyle.
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