The Problem With American Bread

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The prevalence of gluten intolerance in the United States compared to Europe can be attributed to several factors

1. Bread Type: In the US, only 23 percent of bread is the softer type, while most European bread is. The softer European bread may be easier on the digestive system.

2. Pesticides: The US uses pesticides like Roundup, which contains glyphosate. Some studies have linked glyphosate to gut issues, potentially exacerbating gluten intolerance.

3. Dietary Habits: Europeans often pair their bread with healthier ingredients like vinegar and olive oil, while Americans tend to consume bread with high-calorie sauces and various additives.

So, it's not just about the type of bread but also the overall dietary context and environmental factors that may contribute to differences in gluten intolerance between the two regions.

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Leroy Johnson
 

  • Barbara B says:

    Glyphosate is an herbicide, not a pesticide .

  • micheal gorski says:

    That’s partly the issue some farms found out that if you spray roundup onto grain while it is being stored you lose less of the yield I believe that its around 15% to 20%. So on top of the farmers spraying the plants they also spray onto the grains. This has been outlaw in some states I believe around 2020.

    • Green Tea says:

      Unfortunately, it’s STILL being sprayed all over even non GMO crops to dry it out in the US and some places even more than before. I miss bread but my health and skin has improved dramatically since eliminating bread & pasta from my diet.

  • warrant chen says:

    Round up is cancer causing too btw

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  • Hersovyac says:

    I am french born and raised in France. Never had much issues with gluten except from low quality bread. Went in Canada for a year, I couldn’t digest anything gluten related except ciabatta buns. Pasta would wreck me the hardest. Came back to France, had a little psoriasis spot on the arm who went away in a few months.

  • Tim Tate says:

    Euro bread is not softwr

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