Wheat Bread
Since 1990, the U.S. Dietary Guidelines have recommended that Americans eat six to 11 servings of bread and other grain foods every day, and many consumers dutifully purchase wheat bread as opposed to white bread because they believe it is more nutritious. The American Academy of Pediatrics even says that 'whole-wheat bread offers a nutritional advantage over white bread.'
While this may be true to some extent, wheat bread should not be considered a healthy or necessary part of the diet. Wheat is often contaminated with mycotoxins and no matter what the form, wheat, whole wheat, cracked wheat, sprouted wheat, and so on, they will all be capable of causing the same problems including: