David Perlmutter, MD (Get this book)
In his latest book, neurologist Perlmutter
declares war on a common foodstuff, attributing a bewilderingly wide
assortment of maladies to the consumption of gluten, a substance found
in bread and other stock foods. Contrasting modern humans against
idealized humans of the distant past, Perlmutter concludes that the
former, whose average life expectancy at birth is about twice that of
their Paleolithic ancestors, have gone off the proper track. Lauded by such nonconsensus pundits as
Mehmet Oz and William Davis, Perlmutter offers readers a comfortably
simplistic model for thinking about carbs.--Publisher's Weekly