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What is Lectin Free Diet?

Lectins are sugar-binding proteins that mimic insulin. They bind to carbohydrates, and to various proteins. This binding action can cause inflammation. The Lectin-Free diet restricts things like grains, nightshades (ie. peppers, tomatoes, potatoes), legumes (ie. beans) and some starches.

0 patients have reported taking Lectin Free Diet .

Report created on May 28, 2012.