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Pritikin Diet Books from myfoodcount.com
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Beyond Pritikin: A Total Nutrition Program For Rapid Weight Loss, Longevity, & Good Health
by Ann Louise Phd Cns Gittleman
I have read every diet book out there. When I found the ivillage site and started reading the Fat Flush Board, I figured the Fat Flush Diet must be creating some pretty dramatic results. I bought Gittleman's first book BEYOND PRITIKIN to follow her program exactly and - wow - the Fat Flush started working on the very first day. I did FAT FLUSH for 6 weeks and then went to her other eating program which added in some carbs. I recommend this book to everyone. I am not hungry and have no cravings but best of all I have absolutely no desire to go back to my old eating habits.
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The Pritikin Principle: The Calorie Density Solution
by Robert Pritikin
After years of ultra-low-fat eating schemes, high-protein plans, and fad diets, a new diet mentality is dawning. Diet gurus are preaching what many nutrition experts have suspected all along: calories count.
The Pritikin Principle: The Calorie Density Solution is one example of the new camp of sensible weight-loss plans. Follow the plan and you should lose weight, feel satisfied, and improve your overall health. Plus, the plan is straightforward and easy to use. The Pritikin Principle is based on learning the caloric density of foods (the number of calories in a given weight of food) and eating meals with a low caloric density. You don't need to count calories; just choose meals with a low caloric density. An extensive Caloric Density Index, restaurant guide, flexible meal plans, and more than 50 recipes show you how to lower the caloric concentration of meals without going hungry. Exercise tips, health information, and success stories are also included. Written by Robert Pritikin, director of the renowned Pritikin Longevity Center and son of founder Nathan Pritikin, along with a team of registered dietitians, The Pritikin Principle is filled with practical, sound advice you can live with for life.
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The Pritikin Weight Loss Breakthrough: 5 Easy Steps to Outsmart Your Fat Instinct
by Robert Pritikin
Pity poor Robert Pritikin: his father Nathan, who almost died of heart disease in the 1950s but saved himself with his famous low-fat diet, was extraordinarily disciplined. He could eat a dinner of brown rice and then go for a run. Robert, on the other hand, craved cheeseburgers and just wanted to hang out on the couch. It turns out that Robert had the "fat instinct," a natural, evolution-favored tendency to eat calorically dense foods and conserve energy. How he beats that instinct--and how you can, too--is the heart of his Breakthrough. The book shows how to eat until you're full several times a day; enjoy the food you're eating; use exercise to create cravings for nutrient-rich, carbohydrate-based foods; and stay on the program even if you're traveling or out with friends at a restaurant. The Pritikin Weight Loss Breakthrough is the answer to all the anticarbohydrate, pro-protein and pro-fat books out there, citing legitimate research to defend its positions and offering dozens of recipes to help facilitate the plan.
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Pritikin Program for Diet and Exercise
by Nathan Pritikin
While it is not the most popular, The Pritikin Program will help anyone lose weight quickly while maintaining the proper nutritional balance. Especially good for those people interested in losing body fat. I managed to get down to 3% body fat and 130 Cholesterol level while following Pritikin. While you need not follow the program in its entirety, it is an especially useful guide to helping the dieter get more fit while feeling better.
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The New Pritikin Program: The Easy and Delicious Way to Shed Fat, Lower Your Cholesterol and Stay Fit
by Robert Pritikin
When Nathan Pritikin launched his Pritiken diet about 10 years ago, one of the basic comments heard was that it was too unyielding, too difficult to fit into everyday life. Son Robert says his plan is meant to be more flexible and comprehensive, "with an emphasis on lifestyle that's just as important as the food guidelines." After a discussion of cholesterol, protein, and fiber, Pritikin explains the basic exchange diet--which foods are acceptable, which are not, and how the diet works. He gives sample menus and recipes, as well as advice on eating out, travel, cooking, exercise, and stress management. Like many diet books, the diet may at first seem complicated, but Pritikin offers some sound advice on the relationship between diet and good health
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Diet for Runners
by Nathan Pritikin
Here's a short volume that changed my life. The late Nathan Pritikin puts poor eating habits in the scope of his nutritional shotgun and fires away. Simply put, he's been in favor of low-fat diets since being against high-fat diets wasn't cool. This concise volume is much more than a book for runners, it's a book for a healthy, activity filled life. Bon Appetite
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Pritikin: The Man Who Healed America's Heart
by Tom Monte, Ilene Pritikin
Monte and Nathan Pritikin's widow here collaborate on a biography of a remarkable man who campaigned for sensible nutrition as a weapon against heart diease and other maladies. Born in Chicago in 1915, Pritikin early distinguished himself as a successful businessman and inventor of photographic devices. During his middle years, living in California as a family man, he set out to research why heart failures rarely occurred in people on so-called "poor" diets. The malady was increasing among affluent citizens who ate abundantly of "rich" red meat, creamy desserts, etc. Convinced that these folk were killing themselves, Pritikin published a diet that made him famous and controversial to the medical establishment. But by the time of his death in 1985, he had been vindicated, his accomplishments recognized by his opponents. Many doctors now recommend the low-fat, low-cholestrol menus Pritikin introduced in 1976.
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