15 Everyday Foods That Were Healthier 30 Years Ago
Wheat: From Ancient Grains to Modern Mutations Wheat: From Ancient Grains to Modern Mutations (image credits: pixabay) The wheat in your loaf of bread today bears little resemblance to what your grandparents consumed. A study found that protein content in wheat decreased by 23 percent from 1955 to 2016, with notable reductions in manganese, iron, zinc, and magnesium. Modern wheat varieties have been bred for higher yields, but this focus on quantity over quality has come at a significant nutritional cost. The changes weren’t just about nutrients either. Even the wheat used to make bread today is different from what … Read more







