Hi Adam
I just received your book "Power of Food 30-day Program" I am very excited about the potential of changing my eating habits to include a much healthier life style and choice of food. My question is: How do I manage my eating habits throughout the day. ie. how do you recommend I eat throughout the day to support improved health and weight loss beyond the integrating of seeds, nuts, legumes and grains.
Thanks
Brent
Hey Brent
Thanks for the questions and I am happy to here your received the program.
The 30 day program is a system for easily introducing whole foods into our daily routine. These “whole foods” are foods that have not been broken down, altered or transformed in any way and contain superior nutrition for which most of our bodies are starving for. This is due to the lack of nutrients found in many of our current diets, which consist mainly of processed foods, void of essential health. Each of the 30 days provides one recipe per day. The idea is that by the end of the 30 days you have all 6 of the “Power of Food Groups” nuts, seeds, grains, legumes, fruits and vegetables, as an integral part of your kitchen. In order to help make this happen, there are equal amounts of creative recipes to cover breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner. Once you have tried many of these recipes, you will find that it is quite easy to incorporate these key, high energy, lower glycemic and stress reducing foods. It’s at this point that you will be able to provide your body and mind with the essential nutrients throughout the day. It is in the creative inclusion of these foods that will support improved health and weight loss. There is no beyond these foods. Found within the variety of these 6 foods, all the vitamins, minerals, proteins, carbohydrates and essential fatty acids, can be found.
Brent, in the end it’s all about following the 80/20 rule. 80% of the time, eat “whole foods”, the other 20% eat whatever you want, whenever you want. It’s not about restrictions. It’s all about increasing the nutritional value in the foods you already love to eat.
Thanks again for the questions
In Good Health
Adam
