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How to Eat Away Heart Disease and High Blood Pressure: 100 Miracle Foods That Heal Your Heart - From Abalone to Zucchini
 
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How to Eat Away Heart Disease and High Blood Pressure: 100 Miracle Foods That Heal Your Heart - From Abalone to Zucchini [Paperback]

Liz Applegate


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Liz Applegate, Ph.D., a leading nutritional expert, comes through with clear answers to what we should be eating to combat two of our country's most formidable killers; heart disease and high blood pressure. 101 Miracle Foods That Heal Your Heart is the nuts-and-bolts to eating the right foods -- culled from Applegate's acclaimed Eat Your Way to a Healthy Heart (Prentice Hall Press, 1999).

Arranged from Abalone to Zucchini, here are 101 foods that make it to the plate in a heart-smart diet. For each, Dr. Applegate presents a concise nutritional profile, complete with a recap of the latest medical research on its health-promoting qualities. Following the author's Simple Six Eating Plan -- a scientifically sound and easily adaptable approach to building meals around core food groups, including heart-friendly fats -- eaters of all tastes can choose the foods they like best, guilt-free. Many will be delighted to find that chocolate, coffee, pizza, beer, and other "forbidden" foods have redeeming values.

Featuring more than a hundred enticing recipes, plus shopping, preparation, and cooking tips for each entry, 101 Miracle Foods That Heal Your Heart takes the anxiety out of heart-healthy eating to enhance the pleasure of every bite.

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Liz Applegate PhD is a lecturer at the University of California where she initially served as nutrition director for Adult Fitness and Cardiac Rehabilitation. She teaches the most widely attended nutritional course in the US and has over 12 years experience as an author and journalist.

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101 miracle foods that heal your heart 24 April 2011
By fernwins - Published on Amazon.com
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Superbly qualified author who keeps the material simple and to the point for easy consumption by laymen or professional readers .
Our family likes the alphabetical organization of the food listings from A thru Z in the book . Like apples in the front pages through zuchinni etc. at the end of the book .
Her info and recommendation are confirmed by other sources we have read and tried . We recommend this " almost out of print " book for review to all persons searching for nutrition health data .

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