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what to eat

Fruits and vegetables

Fruits and vegetables

Fruits and vegetables

The foods that grow on plants are the ones we should eat. The more you eat, the less soon you die. In most cases, you can't eat too many fruits or vegetables.  

Nuts and nut butters

Fruits and vegetables

Fruits and vegetables

Nuts fill you up with good fat, protein, and fiber. They also reduce heart attacks, and prevent death. Best consumed in moderation, but regularly!

Healthy oils

Fruits and vegetables

Beans/Legumes

Olive, canola, avocado, soybean, walnut, pretty much all but coconut and palm. Good oils reduce heart attacks. Cold pressed and extra-virgin is a bonus, but don't sweat it.

Beans/Legumes

Whole grains and seeds

Beans/Legumes

Lentils, beans, chickpeas are prominently in the diets  of all cultures that routinely reach the age of 100. 

Whole grains and seeds

Whole grains and seeds

Whole grains and seeds

Grains are good as long as the good stuff hasn't been taken out (fiber) and the bad stuff hasn't been added (sugar/salt). Good in moderation.

Delicious Combinations

Whole grains and seeds

Whole grains and seeds

Great recipes combine the 5 key ingredients with natural seasonings to make delicious, filling meals. With these recipes and cookbooks you won't miss factory food. No time to cook? Try a meal service. 

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