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Wheat-free Diet

By LorraineRussell Thursday, September 25, 2008

Dear Dr. Davis,

I would love to start a "wheat-free" diet, but everything in the supermarket contains wheat.  Can you provide a list of wheat-free foods that can be purchased in a typical supermarket, or do I have to go to an expense health food store??  ALso, which fruits, veggies and nuts are the best to eat for someone with carotid artery disease?  Thanks for your help.  Lorraine

9/29/08 10:16pm

Hello and thanks for your post.  First - if you get a moment, you may want to post your question to the Ask a Question area as well.  It could be helpful to have it in both places to get others a chance to respond.

 

As for the answer to your question, this is what I was able to research and locate on our site:

Heart Disease Diet: Do You Have a Wheat Belly?

Healthy Diet for Heart Disease

Diets and the Heart: Is There a Best Diet?

Prevent Heart Disease - 6 Steps to Better Heart Health

 

Hope this helps and all the best, sue

9/29/08 10:17pm

Also this:

 

Whole Grains, Half Truths: Real-life Results of the Wheat-free Diet

 

All the best, sue

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9/30/08 12:55pm

Hi Sue,  The four blue websites you sent me cannot be accessed!  Page unavailable.  But I will post the question where you suggested and see what happens.

Thank you! Lorraine

9/30/08 1:02pm

That is not good.  I will take a look at the links and fix for you in a bit.  Thanks, sue

9/30/08 2:03pm

Hi Lorraine.  I went in and replaced all the links.  Not sure what happened, but they are working now.

 

Thanks for your patience and sorry for the trouble

 

All the best, sue

9/30/08 2:47pm

Thanks Sue.  The 1st article about the Wheat Belly is interesting, but the food it recommends instead of wheat, such as lean meat, chicken, fish, eggs, etc. are all forbidden by Dr. Dean Ornish on his "Reversal Diet" which I am just now trying to follow (due to a left carotid artery block of 50-59%).  Help!! He advocates nothing but fruits, vegetables, and whole grains and now I'm thoroughly confused!!!

10/ 2/08 1:51pm

hi Lorraine.  Thought you would like to know about Dr. Davis' recent post:

The Wheat-free Life: Breakfast

 

Hope all is well.  Best, sue

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