Why Grains Are Excluded in the Whole30 Diet

Discover why Whole30 eliminates grains to enhance health and identify food sensitivities.

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Whole30 eliminates grains to reduce inflammation, improve digestion, and identify food sensitivities. Grains often contain gluten and can cause digestive issues for some individuals. By removing these foods, you give your body a break and can better assess how different foods affect you**.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the benefits of eliminating grains on Whole30? Eliminating grains can reduce inflammation, improve digestion, and help identify food sensitivities.
  2. Can I eat gluten-free grains on Whole30? No, Whole30 recommends eliminating all grains, including gluten-free options, as part of its strict guidelines.
  3. How long does the Whole30 diet last? The Whole30 program lasts for 30 days, focusing on whole foods and removing processed items.
  4. What foods are allowed on Whole30? Whole30 allows meats, seafood, eggs, vegetables, fruits, and healthy fats while excluding grains, dairy, and added sugars.

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