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The low-carb craze is in full swing and doesn't appear to be going away any time soon. As I mentioned in last month's article, the great thing about low-carb eating plans is that they require you to give up processed, nutrient-depleted carbs.
One of the issues that many of the low-carb diets don't address is the overgrowth of yeast and bacteria in the small intestine that is prevalent in much of the population. While a few of these diets may briefly mention the yeast issue, they don't provide the reader with detailed information about the root cause and the cure of this problem. And unless the intestinal overgrowth is fixed, over the long term, cravings for sugar ...