SWG Cereal & Bread
 | Hi, Jules. See here http://www.foodforlife.com/products?tid_1=10&tid=All |
 | Members living in the UK may be interested to know that in America the term ‘wholewheat’ is what is known as ‘wholemeal’ in the UK. Found this little gem on the net. I was getting so confused between the two. |
 | Can anyone tell me an example of a SWG cereal? |
| | You can find the 5 Foods under episode 4 “Making Wise Food Choices –What to Eat and Which Foods to Avoid?” in the “Trim Down Main Program Guide”, under the “My Downloads” area. |
 | Where is the list of foods or drinks not to eat? |
 | Thank you |
| | Most wheat-intolerance is related to gluten, and gluten is gluten, so it isn’t recommended to try to distinguish between sources of gluten. |
| | Can you give some examples please? I have struck out on my first step in menu planner. I am in Australia. I have seen and tried some of these breads, I think(yuk) but dont know the full range. I use soy and linseed with wheat and also a rye with wheat bread.I am wheat intolerant but have had to use S&L due to availability. Currently I use the internet and get my groceries delivered. Of course I can make a trip just for bread if well enoughand I will probably hae to as I get into the diet. I can get spelt but this is a wheat too. Is this tolerated more than ordinary wheat? I know what it is and don’t mind it. |
| | “SWG” stands for “sprouted whole grain”. SWG products are those where the whole grains have been sprouted before baking, which increases the digestibility and nutrient availability. SWG breads, etc., are found in health-oriented stores such as Whole Foods, Trader Joes, and New Leaf. They can also be ordered online. |
 | Wondering the same thing. |
 | What is this and where do you find it |
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