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Default Why Heirloom Tomatoes??

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Omelet wrote:

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Isabella Woodhouse wrote:

The autoimmune spectrum now affects a very significant portion of the
population. Scary. Have you read _Dangerous Grains_?


No, do tell?
I understand that "modern wheat" is a hybrid of Spelt. And not any near
as healthy...


Spelt has the same gluten (gliadin, etc) molecules as any triticum
species including modern wheat & rye. For people with celiac or true
gluten intolerance, it's all the same poison.

Isabella
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