Gluten-free Wheat? Can New Wheat Hybrids Help Celiac Sufferers?

only nature decides what, and if we can, eat wheat. no man, not even if it is called scientist can create a grain suitable for human beings.

I get severe stomach pains and other serious symptoms after eating GM-containing food products, so I don't think I would want to try the wheat if it's been genetically modified. I wouldn't even know if I was reacting to the wheat or the GMO adulteration. Since I don't know why I can't tolerate GM foods, I wouldn't want to take the risk. If the wheat is not GM, I might consider trying it, if it is truly gluten-free.

Yes, I would try this.

I think they should just forget about it. We don't need wheat.

I would give it a try. I would even beg my folks to grow a bunch of it.

Quit messing with our food. That's what put us in the muddle of nasty GMO'd foods to start with. We don't need wheat.

Yes, I would definitely eat it. I've tried every kind of gluten-free bread/pastry/pizza crust out there, even homemade, and nothing compares to the gluten version, unfortunatley. If they can pull it off, my taste buds salute you!!

Yes, I would try it and make some sourdough bread, which I have greatly missed.

I would be willing to try this wheat.

I am whole food plant strong in my diet and I love it. The only thing that frustrates me is I cannot eat wheat, barley or rye. The gluten-free breads are so unhealthy that I have just decided to forego eating bread. I would love to try this wheat. The person who said only nature can produce food doesn't realize that man has been manipulating plants for thousands of years... most often for the bad. Our fruits and vegetables have been manipulated to be sweeter, larger, more attractive and non-perishable. How does he think all the California vegetables and fruits end up in our supermarkets? Yes, bring on the gluten-free wheat!

I would be scared to try it. My reaction to gluten is so severe that the sheer pain would keep me from taking the chance. It's not worth it. I don't miss wheat that much and I'm doing fine without it.

I would likely try it, but I would try to be smart about it. I think I would know pretty quickly if it was a problem with me because first my fatigue and joint pain would return, then I would probably have an outbreak of dermatitis herpetiformis. But even without those symptoms, I would want some follow up bloodwork to check my nutrients and my anemia. But would I want to taste really good wheat bread again? YES! So I would try it.