Coming Soon:
- Gut Feelings – Alessio Fasano and Susie Flaherty
- Grain Brain – David Perlmutter
- The Queen of Fats – Susan Allport
- Brain Makers – David Perlmutter
- Overall Book Rating 8.5/10
- Great overview of Celiac Disease and Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity.
- Fasano is one of the world’s top gastroenterology and gluten experts.
- All book proceeds go to the Center for Celiac Research.
- Overall Book Rating 8.5/10
- Dr. Murray and the Mayo Clinic are highly credible sources.
- One of, if not the best beginner’s guide on all things Celiac Disease and gluten/wheat-related conditions.
- Recommend for those newly diagnosed with Celiac Disease.
Book Review – Celiac Disease: A Hidden Epidemic. Peter Green MD, Rory Jones MS. 2006.
- Overall Book Rating 8.5/10
- Focus on Celiac Disease mis/un diagnosis and complications.
- Great overview of the subject by highly credible gastroenterologist.
- Recommend for anyone new to the topic looking to get a solid knowledge base in all things Celiac Disease.
Book Review – Gluten Exposed. Peter Green MD, Rory Jones MS (2016)
- Overall Book Rating 6.0/10
- Broad overview of which GI diseases and disorders may or may not be influenced by gluten.
- Overly speculative with lack of references.
- Discounts diet’s influence on gastrointestinal health.
- Overall Book Rating 6.0/10
- Simopoulos is a pioneer in the field of Omega-3s
- Highlights the deficiencies of the modern food systems
- Touts ALA, the vegetarian Omega-3s benefits, but disregards the low conversion rate to EPA and DHA.
- Author has done the research herself in the field and is highly qualified.
Book Review – The Mind Gut Connection. Emeran Mayer MD 2016.
- Overall Book Rating 5.0/10
- Examines the effect of the gut microbiome on our health.
- Explains how early life stress and trauma may contribute to IBS symptoms.
- Speculative and citations are lacking, detracting from the scientific credibility.
- Overall Book Rating 3.0/10
- Poor advice on using AGA as a diagnostic marker for gluten sensitivity.
- Scientific credibility is lacking though there are a few interesting stories and anecdotes.