Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., M.D. – nutrientrich.com advisor and internationally known physician has proven without a doubt that changes in diet and nutrition can actually cure heart disease. Here are some of the details. To buy the book click here See Dr Esselstyn’s recommendations below. Prevent and Reverse Heart DiseaseCaldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., M.D. […]
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We have a lot in store for you this year, as I mentioned in recent blog post: but what I’m most interested in conveying to you in this post is to start eating Nutrient Rich today! Of course you know The Nutrient Rich Food and Recipe Database is FREE. http://www.nutrientrich.com/search.html and there are more than
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In just the past week alone, the History Channel, and the Discovery Channel ran multiple documentaries on the subject of global warming or what’s otherwise known as “climate change”. National Geographic has the clearing of the Amazon on its front cover and there are many other references to what is happening right now to our
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Here’s what’s happening in the New Year at nutrientrich.com Re-launch the Nutrient Rich Revolution Ebook for download. – if you are just discovering Nutrient Rich eating, this ebook will tune you into the first 3 and most important chapters you will read from the upcoming book. This ebook will also enable you to introduce better
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This year we intend to expand the Nutrient Rich Food and Recipe Database this year. As you develop Nutrient Rich meals, upload your recipes to the database. http://www.nutrientrich.com/search.html/submit_recipe Recipes should follow the following submission Guideline. Be * vegetable, * fruit, bean/legume, raw nut, seed or whole grain based with no more than 10% of the ingredients
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Critical issues this year: As we head in the New Year, here are some of the critical issues that will be debated and need to be addressed. What is a whole food? Is an animal product a whole food? We don’t think so here at nutrientrich.com and we have our platform for why. We will be
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Often at nutrientrich.com we talk about eating for health and success. What do we actually mean when we say that? You are eating to live, not living to eat. You are learning about how to transition your diet from nutrient poor to Nutrient Rich You are learning how to lose weight, the Nutrient Rich way, not
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There is a big difference between eating less and eating better. Eating less is the basis of all commercial diets and dieting. The act of eating less is something you do on purpose, usually because you are overeating nutrient poor foods (animal products and refined foods) that are not meeting your nutritional needs as a whole,
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Active individuals lacking in B-vitamins – including college athletes and other elite competitors — may perform worse during high-intensity exercise and have a decreased ability to repair and build muscle than counterparts with nutrient-rich diets, according to recent Oregon State University research published in the International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism. The B-vitamins
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Ref: ADA Journal August 2006 “Can you eat more than most Americans but still consume fewer calories – while still getting plenty of key nutrients? Researchers at Penn State University say the answer is yes, as long as you emphasize low energy density foods.” Nutrient Rich Note:– Low Energy Density foods is another way of
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