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Wheat Belly by William Davis — WisdomDeck honest review
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Wheat Belly

by William Davis

A cardiologist blames modern wheat for obesity and disease and prescribes elimination. Many readers lose weight; scientists criticize the overreach. Read skeptically.

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you want to try a wheat-free experiment and understand the case for it.

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you want consensus nutrition; this is not it.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Modern wheat differs from ancient.
  2. Elimination experiments are personal data.
  3. Beware single-villain stories.

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Eliminate wheat for four weeks and record the results honestly.

Our verdict

A single-villain diet book.

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