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Mark L.
Posted: 2005-05-01 23:56:06
"Research shows that since as long ago as the 1950’s, conventionally farmed American grains have been low in protein quality and quantity. So much so in fact that whenever the US tried to give its surplus grains away to countries with starving populations, they would not accept US grains if any other country was offering theirs; they had found that the deficient US grains did little to maintain or improve the health of the starving (8)."

You Are What You Eat - Grains

Paul Chek

lots of great article on www.checkinstitute.com and www.colganinstitute.com


Grains and insulin are strongly related so that blurb is somewhat on topic. :)

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