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Is Your Bread Healthy or Not? John Cena Wants to ‘Breaducate’ You

This is one time you should trust a pro wrestler about what to put in your body. 

By Nick Stockton | Reviewed by Ysolt Usigan

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Look, we don’t normally trust pro wrestlers, of all people, to tell us what to put in our bodies. (Well, except maybe Stone Cold Steve Austin *cracks open can of delicious, ice-cold Coors Light*.)

But I digress. I’m here to discuss your ‘Breaducation,’ courtesy of your professor for the day, John Cena. He’s more of an actor now than a wrestler, anyway, right? (Fact check: Cena is, in fact, retired from professional wrestling and is a full-time actor/breaducator.)

If you’re a person who has admitted to the world that they actually do tolerate gluten, chances are, you eat bread pretty much every day. And there’s a........

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