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- Switch to whole grain flours: Whole wheat, spelt, rye, and other whole grain flours retain the fiber and nutrients.
- Experiment with alternatives: Almond flour, coconut flour, oat flour, and chickpea flour are nutritious substitutes.
- Bake at home: When you make bread, muffins, or pancakes yourself, you control the ingredients and can reduce refined flour.
- Read labels: Be vigilant about processed foods that use refined flour as a filler or thickener.
Final Thoughts
While salt and sugar often steal the spotlight as dietary villains, refined white flour quietly poses a significant risk to our health. By recognizing it as the “other white poison” and making mindful choices, we can protect ourselves and foster healthier eating habits.
Remember, not all “white” foods are created equal. Choose whole, natural ingredients and empower yourself with knowledge—your body will thank you.
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