Summary of The Plant Paradox: The Hidden Dangers in "Healthy" Foods That Cause Disease and Weight Gain by Steven R. Gundry

The Plant Paradox: The Hidden Dangers in "Healthy" Foods That Cause Disease and Weight Gain by Steven R. Gundry - Book Summary - Readtrepreneur

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Gluten has been considered a menace due to the widespread inflammation in the body it's able to cause. However, what if wheat is not the core of the problem? The Plant Paradox is based on the premise that Americans are redirecting their whole attention to the wrong enemy (gluten) while the root of the problem lies on another plant-based protein which gluten is just a variation of it. This means that millions of Americans are consuming what they consider to be "healthy" foods but they are actually dangerous.

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"The Plant Paradox Program is actually a microbiome- and mitochondria-centric program that recommends a diverse array of the right plant foods at the right time, prepared the right way, in the right amounts." - Steven R. Gundry

According to Steven Gundry, the root of the problem is actually a plant-based protein called lectin. The point of this title is revealing that "gluten-free" foods contain this protein as well and it can be dangerous to go through diet plans which include them. Steven Gundry reveals the secret to eating properly without unleashing a chemical warfare within your body that can have very dangerous consequences. Steven R. Gundry has treated tens of thousands of patients suffering from ingesting lectin in a large amount. Now, he offers a clinically proven program to avoid people from getting sick due to unwise consumption of food.

P.S. The Plant Paradox is a game-changing book that will teach you how to avoid lectin which is the chemical that is deterimental to your health.

© 2019 Author's Republic (Lydbog): 9781982780326

Release date

Lydbog: 24. september 2019