Getting Real About Cereal A History Lesson - YouTube
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Many people consider cereal to be "part of a balanced breakfast". However, recent research from across the globe shows a prevalence toward the increase in celiac disease and gluten sensitivity. We know the problem is growing. The big question on every one’s mind is – WHY?
Do YOU know the dark story behind how cereal came to be so well regarded? This video might just change the way you look at the supposed "breakfast staple".
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