Neal Barnard, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Nutrition information per 2-inch slice: 86 calories, 6 g protein, 11 g carbohydrate, 2 g fat, 19% of calories from fat, 269 mg sodium
Cabbage and Carrot Cobbler
Serves 10
Shredded cabbage and grated carrots make a hearty and colorful vegetable pie. White Wave Dairyless is a soy yogurt available in many natural food stores. | Gina Kolata See book keywords and concepts | In the spring of 1976, for example, she planted a vegetable garden. That summer, she said, she painted her kitchen and tiled her bathroom floor.
Alvarez said that her problems began three weeks after she had her swine flu shot. She became bone-weary, so exhausted that she could not even cook Thanksgiving dinner and so tired that she sent her family home early on Christmas Day, asking them to leave right after dinner because of her fatigue. In those dreary months that followed her flu shot, Alvarez said, she found herself lying down in the middle of the day, needing to take a rest. | the Editors of FC&A Medical Publishing See book keywords and concepts | To help it win, limit your intake of foods rich in omega-6, like meats, processed and fast foods, and vegetable oils, like safflower, corn, and soybean.
Olive oil. This fragrant oil turned up the big winner in a recent study from Greece. The researchers surveyed the eating habits of over 300 people in search of foods that can benefit people suffering with RA. Of over 100 different types of food, olive oil came out the winner.
The monounsaturated fatty acids in olive oil appeared to work like omega-3 fatty acids by helping to reduce joint swelling at the source. | Jean Carper See book keywords and concepts | This omega-6 fat is found in vegetable oils, primarily corn oil, regular safflower and sunflower seed oil, and products made with them, such as mayonnaise, shortenings, and salad oils. Animal fat in meat and dairy foods can also overwhelm the omega-3 fat in cells, throwing things out of whack. To get the full benefit of fish oil, in food or capsules, you must also cut down on animal fats and omega-6 fats.
Why Not Cod Liver Oil?
Although some people report that their rheumatism is relieved by cod liver oil, such oil is not a substitute for omega-3 fish oil in treating disease. | Isadore Rosenfeld, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | One study has also raised the possibility of a link among pancreatic cancer, heavy meat consumption, and decreased vegetable intake—the now-familiar story of high fat and low fiber—but this has not been proven.
STOMACH CANCER: BARBECUES IN JAPAN!
This serious malignancy has a five-year survival rate of only 16 percent. It occurs in greater numbers among blacks and low-income groups, and is more common in men than in women. Whereas stomach acid aggravates (but does not cause) ulcers, its deficiency is implicated in stomach cancer. | Dr Bernard Jenson and Mark Anderson See book keywords and concepts | In the rich, organic soil of the valley, we grew lettuce, carrots, beets, squash, corn, tomatoes, onions, radishes, melons, peas, beans, turnips, okra, artichokes, and more—often five to eight varieties of the same vegetable.
My fruit orchard became the dining room for birds from miles around. Eventually, I enclosed the whole orchard with chicken wire screen so we could have some of the fruit for ourselves. Although neighboring farms had as many fruit trees and berry bushes as we did, the birds left theirs alone and came to ours. | Ronald L. Hoffman, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | For some reason vegetable protein, and not animal protein, has this inhibitory effect.26
I don't like to give specific recommendations like "Do your duty and eat exactly one cup of bran for breakfast every morning" or to suggest that you should start counting the grams of fiber in your diet. That seems like a dismal exercise. I do recommend being conscious about whether you do eat significant sources of fiber. If not, think creatively about how you might add some in an easy or pleasurable way. | Neal Barnard, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | The following indicate the presence of wheat: all-purpose flour gluten, gluten flour bran graham flour bread crumbs hydrolyzed vegetable bread flour protein (TVP) bromated flour malt, malt syrup bulgur modified food starch cake flour monosodium glutamate couscous pastry flour cracked wheat semolina cracker crumbs unbleached flour durum wheat flour, whole wheat flour enriched flour wheat germ farina white flour flour
Soy
Soy finds its way into hundreds of foods, from vegetarian burgers and meat analogs to salad dressings, margarine, and nonstick cooking sprays. | Crane, we used a vegan diet without added vegetable oils, but we did not recommend any exercise program at all. The patients' blood sugars dropped fully 54 points on a vegan diet, compared to less than half this amount on the traditional diabetic diet. Subjects were not counting calories, but even so, the average weight loss over the three-month study was sixteen pounds, compared to only eight pounds on the usual diabetic diet. Kidney abnormalities also improved dramatically.9
In summary, standard diabetic diets based on exchange lists are not very powerful. | First, it eliminated all animal fats and nearly all vegetable oils. Less fat in the diet meant that less estrogen was produced, which was a good thing. Second, plant foods also increased the amount of plant roughage (fiber), helping the body get rid of excess estrogens. Estrogens are normally filtered from the bloodstream by the liver, which sends them through a small tube, called the bile duct, into the intestinal tract. There, fiber soaks them up like a sponge and carries them out with the wastes. The more fiber there is in your diet, the better your natural "estrogen disposal system" works. | Peanuts
*The cruciferous vegetable group indues broccoli, cauliflower, and brussels sprouts.
The foods that contribute to Crohn's disease are surprisingly similar to those that trigger migraines and arthritis. Dairy products and wheat are again strongly implicated. For some patients the problem with milk is the milk sugar, lactose, just as we saw for irritable bowel syndrome. But for more patients, the problem with dairy products appears to be a reaction not to the lactose sugar but to the milk proteins. | They were asked to follow a vegetarian diet, which meant spaghetti marinara, minestrone, bean burritos, vegetable chili, rice pilaf, etc., but no red meat, poultry, or fish. The goal was to essentially eliminate animal fat and cholesterol. This was new for them, but they were given classes in how to prepare meals and some prepared foods to take home. They were also asked not to smoke, to take a half-hour walk each day (or an hour three times a week), and to practice stress management exercises, such as yoga or meditation. | We noted above that traces of certain natural vegetable oils help stop inflammation. However, in excess, oils cause more free radicals to form. Fish oils are the worst in this regard, but the same is also true of all oils. This is one reason why I generally encourage you to focus on improving the balance of your fats, rather than adding extra oils, except as a temporary measure. This is also why vitamin E is typically added to supplemental oil regimens. It is intended to protect against free radical production from the oils.
Iron aggravates free radical attacks. | Linda B. White, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Or put the same number of drops into % cup of vegetable oil and have someone give you a massage.
After one of these topical treatments, you may be able to keep down some much-needed fluids.
Metoclopramide (Reglan, Emex, Clopra, Apo-Metoclop, Maxeran, Octamide, Reclomide). Function: relieve nausea and vomiting associated with chemotherapy or surgery. Side effects: drowsiness, restlessness, rash. herbal remedies
Ginger (Zingiber officinale)
This pungent root has a reputation for controlling nausea of all types. | Combine the herbs and vegetable oil in a crock pot. Turn the crock pot to its lowest setting, cover, and allow to heat gently two to four .hours, checking and stirring frequently to prevent burning. When the oil is yellow in color and has an "herby" smell, it's done. Strain through a coffee filter or piece of clean cloth into a large measuring cup. This oil is now an infused herbal oil.
To each cup of infused oil (you'll lose some in the straining process), add \ cup of the beeswax. Heat the oil and beeswax together over very low heat until the beeswax is completely melted. | Michael T. Murray, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | Boiteau P and Ratsimamanga AR: Important cicatrizants of vegetable origin and the biostimulins of Filatov. Bull Soc Sci Bretagne 34,307-315,1959.
20. Bourguignon D: Study of the action of titrated extract of Centella asiatica. Gaz Med Fr 82, 4579-4583, 1975.
21. Bonnett GF: Treatment of localized cellulitis with asiaticoside Madecassol. Prog Med 102,109-110,1974.
22. Grosshans E and Keller F: Cellulite: Reality or imposter? / Med Strasbourg 14,563-567,1983.
23. Keller F and Grosshans E: Cellulitis: Reality or fraud? Med Hyg 41,1513-1518,1983.
24. | Maesimund B. Panos, M.D. and Jane Heimlich See book keywords and concepts | The common ingredient found in the native diets of Italians, Koreans, Japanese, and Eskimos is thin oils—olive oils, fish oils, peanut and vegetable oils—while we Americans eat heavier fats, which are found in milk, cheese, and ice cream as well as in bacon, ham and pork, and lard used in many fried foods. He points out that Italians, in their native country, have beautiful complexions, as do Koreans, Japanese, and Eskimos. But when these peoples move to the United States, their descendants develop acne like other Americans. | Michael T. Murray, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | In addition to being eaten as a vegetable, unripe bitter melon has been used extensively in folk medicine as a remedy for diabetes. The blood sugar-lowering action of the fresh juice or extract of the unripe fruit has been clearly established in human clinical trials as well as experimental models.34
Bitter melon is composed of several compounds with confirmed antidiabetic properties. Charantin, extracted by alcohol, is a hypoglycemic agent composed of mixed steroids that is more potent than the oral hypoglycemic drug tolbutamide. | Dr Bernard Jenson and Mark Anderson See book keywords and concepts | Here was a people so in tune with the Earth, its immune system and their own were so integrated, that, when the white man arrived here, he found an unspoiled, perfectly integrated, whole ecosystem where mineral, microbial, vegetable, insect, atmospheric, animal, and human kingdoms coexisted in balance. But, in a matter of a few hundred years, through wholesale exploitation and plain stupidity, the land lay decimated.
Clear cutting of forests and depletion of the soil began immediately by settlers. To date, about 260 million acres of American forests have been cleared for meat production. | When we use a plant's method of killing bacteria in our own bodies, we reduce our human level of immune function to that of a vegetable.
ANTIBIOTICS AND THE LOSS OF IMMUNITY
Antibiotics in our bodies cannot tell the cops from the robbers. With no discretion, they kill friendly as well as harmful bacteria. The vast majority of bacteria are helpful, actually working for us, like the microflora in our intestines. Destruction of this microflora produces a common side effect of antibiotic therapy in humans and animals: diarrhea. | Dr. Cass Ingram See book keywords and concepts | It is like a type of vegetable steak. In the form of peanut butter it keeps indefinitely. It may be preserved for even longer periods by adding antioxidant oils such as rosemary, sage, and oregano oils.
Peanuts are rich in a variety of nutrients, making them an ideal food for quick energy. They are also ideal for daily nourishment, since they pack a greater array of nutrients than virtually any other snack/food short of milk products and fresh meats. Peanuts also contain surprise components such as the flavonoid resveratrol and myoinositol. | Foods that help
• organic liver (the top source of riboflavin)
• whole eggs or egg powder (fair source of riboflavin)
• almonds or almond milk (good vegetable source of riboflavin)
• whole milk yogurt, whole milk, or milk powder (rich in riboflavin)
• watercress, spinach, and avocado
• wild rice and its broth
Croup
Croup is a respiratory crisis demanding immediate medical attention. It is a childhood condition manifested by odd breathing sounds or a cough resembling a bark. The child may also appear to be suffocating or wheezing. | Foods that help
• clear vegetable or meat broths
Things to avoid
• chocolate and refined sugar
• junk food of any type
Cuts/lacerations
The average American's arsenal for combating injuries is pitiful. Usually, it consists of noxious smelling drug store items, which offer little versatility. After many years of usage few Americans have any confidence in these items, the results being just as disappointing as the odor. The familiar names include hydrogen peroxide, hexachlorphene, antibiotic ointments, rubbing alcohol, and iodine. These agents are poor choices in a crisis. | Dehydration combat kit
• water (mineral water is best)
• juices (non-citrus juices such as grape, peach, pear, apricot, papaya, and fresh vegetable are well tolerated and highly nourishing)
• clear soup or soup broths provide both fluid and electrolytes
• high water foods are exceptional for replenishing; eat watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew melon, radishes, turnips, red sweet peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers.
• sea salt — once the fluids are replenished this helps prevent water loss. | Foods that help
• anything rich in all eight essential amino acids, that is beef, chicken, fish, eggs, and milk products
• fatty fish such as sardines, salmon, albacore tuna, and mackerel
• fresh whole milk mixed with honey
Things to avoid
• chocolate (like the plague)
• peanuts and peanut butter
• refined vegetable oils and deep fried foods
Colds
This condition may be caused by viruses. The term ""may" will surprise certain individuals, because the medical profession has taught that colds are always caused by viruses. However, there is another insidious cause: mold. | Elson M. Haas, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Vi cup chopped green onion
Salt and black pepper
Quinoa Tabbouleh Salad
Serves 4
Fresh parsley, mint, and lemon juice are the bright flavors that make this Lebanese dish so popular. The quinoa mingles beautifully with these flavors.
1 cup cooked quinoa 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed
1 green onion, minced lemon juice
1 % cup minced parsley 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
Vz cup minced fresh mint or flaxseed oil
1 teaspoon ground cumin
Combine all ingredients and serve immediately or chill in a covered container for up to 4 days. | Gabriel Cousens, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | You may also try substituting powdered dulse, dulse flakes, or dry nori in place of the whole dulse.
SEA vegetable DIPS, LIGHT BITES, AND SEASONINGS Sea Veggie Pate
Balances V, slightly unbalances P and K All Seasons
3 cups almonds, soaked and blanched Vb cup wakame, soaked t Tbs lemon juice Tamari to taste
Blend in a food processor using the S-blade. Serves 3-4 as an appetizer.
Dulse-Tahini Dip
Balances V, neutral for K, unbalances P All Seasons-Heating
Vi cup powdered dulse Vi cup raw tahini 3 Tbs raw ginger juice
Blend. To make a thinner sauce, add water and blend. | Linda B. White, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | You can eat the young, fresh leaves raw in salads or steamed as a vegetable. Typical dosage: 1 to 4 cups of tea per day (simmer 2 to 3 teaspoons of dried root in 2 cups of hot water for 15 minutes),- or two 400- or 500-milligram capsules three times per day.
Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica)
This versatile herb can be used externally and internally to help heal wounds and reduce skin inflammation. Typical dosage-. | Christopher Hobbs See book keywords and concepts | The Chinese consider this fungus to be a vegetable during the summer and an animal during the winter, giving it the name "summer-plant, winter-worm" (Pereira, 1843). Various methods of cultivating Cordyceps spp. have been studied in China, including submerged fermentation culture (Zhang et al, 1986; Liu and Bau, 1980).
Range
C. sinensis grows throughout Asia. C. ophioglossoides occurs fairly commonly in the eastern United States but is rare on the west coast; it also occurs in Asia and Europe. The related species C. militaris (L.:Fr.) Link and C. | Ronald L. Hoffman, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Increase fiber intake
• Reduce sugar and fat intake
• Avoid processed or fast food
• Eat five or more vegetable servings a day
• Avoid overeating!
• Limit fruits to three a day. Fruit contains fructose — it's still sugar! Furthermore, some researchers estimate that as many people suffer from fructose intolerance as do from lactose intolerance, or even more.
• Drink eight or more glasses of water a day. Water is important for digestion and metabolism — it flushes out the end-products of these processes.
• Chew thoroughly and slowly. Digestion starts in the mouth. |
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