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Pressure Cooking Lectins Out of Foods

I just had to share this great video by Dr. Gundry!

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRTC-E58ChA&feature=em-uploademail

My husband and I use our pressure cooker multiple times a week, and let me just say - it works!  If you don't have one of the new varieties, go out and get one. Next to my Kitchen Aid stand mixer, it is the best small kitchen appliance we own.

 Linda  
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