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White bread vs Yeast-Free Rye Bread

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By Roberta Farrugia

White bread is made from refined flour, meaning most of the nutrients, fiber, and good stuff have been stripped away during processing. What’s left is mostly fast-digesting starch, which quickly turns into sugar in your body. This can lead to blood sugar spikes, energy crashes, and even cravings for more carbs.  

On the other hand, rye bread (especially yeast-free versions) is made from whole grains and contains more fiber. This slower-digesting fiber helps:  

1. Stabilize blood sugar levels, keeping your energy steady and preventing those mid-morning crashes.  

2. Improve digestion,  feeding your gut’s good bacteria and reducing bloating.  

3. Keep you fuller longer, which can help with weight management and reduce overeating.  

Plus, yeast-free rye bread is gentler on the digestive system for people sensitive to yeast. It’s a natural, wholesome option that aligns with how our bodies were meant to process food.  

Switching to rye bread isn’t just about cutting calories; it’s about giving your body real nourishment. Your energy levels, digestion, and overall health will thank you!

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