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bA book on plant-based eating for middle America, using
familiar, easy-to-find ingredients to help readers eat more
healthfully./bEating a diet higher in plant foods and lower in
animal products has been shown to provide many health
benefits, including reducing the risk of heart disease, cancer,
and diabetes as well as aiding in weight loss. Dietary
guidelines and recommendations from nutrition experts reflect
this, encouraging the adoption of diets such as the
Mediterranean, Flexitarian, Vegan or DASH diet that are heavy
on fruits and vegetables and reduce or restrict the
consumption of meat and meat products. Whether folks are
choosing to boost their nutritional intake by consuming more
plants within their meat-based diets, or avoid animal product
once a week such as Meatless Mondays, or go all out vegan,
they need support in starting out with this new way of eating.
Understanding the importance of the nutrients in fruits,
vegetables, and whole grains will help the reader grasp why
eating more plants will improve their overall health. This A-Z
comprehensive guide lays out all the nutrients and other
compounds currently known to researchers that help fight
disease. It includes: A guide to the powerful disease-zapping
nutrients in more than 40 superstar foods, from apples to
winter squash, with tips on how to maximize their dietary
benefits and tasty ways to include them in your daily diet A
specific food arsenal to manage and prevent more than 50

common ailments, from asthma to osteoporosis 90 delicious
disease-combating recipes, including appetizers, main
courses, and desserts, that make it easy to eat for good health
A new introduction explaining how whole food plant-based
eating promotes health and prevents and/or reverses diseases
Recent research boxes highlight the latest studies that show
the health effects of eating a fruits/veggie dense diet on health
conditions
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book on plant-based eating for middle America, using familiar,
easy-to-find ingredients to help readers eat more
healthfully./bEating a diet higher in plant foods and lower in
animal products has been shown to provide many health
benefits, including reducing the risk of heart disease, cancer,
and diabetes as well as aiding in weight loss. Dietary
guidelines and recommendations from nutrition experts reflect
this, encouraging the adoption of diets such as the
Mediterranean, Flexitarian, Vegan or DASH diet that are heavy
on fruits and vegetables and reduce or restrict the
consumption of meat and meat products. Whether folks are
choosing to boost their nutritional intake by consuming more
plants within their meat-based diets, or avoid animal product
once a week such as Meatless Mondays, or go all out vegan,
they need support in starting out with this new way of eating.
Understanding the importance of the nutrients in fruits,
vegetables, and whole grains will help the reader grasp why
eating more plants will improve their overall health. This A-Z
comprehensive guide lays out all the nutrients and other
compounds currently known to researchers that help fight
disease. It includes: A guide to the powerful disease-zapping
nutrients in more than 40 superstar foods, from apples to
winter squash, with tips on how to maximize their dietary
benefits and tasty ways to include them in your daily diet A

specific food arsenal to manage and prevent more than 50
common ailments, from asthma to osteoporosis 90 delicious
disease-combating recipes, including appetizers, main
courses, and desserts, that make it easy to eat for good health
A new introduction explaining how whole food plant-based
eating promotes health and prevents and/or reverses diseases
Recent research boxes highlight the latest studies that show
the health effects of eating a fruits/veggie dense diet on health
conditions