Publisher's Synopsis
If you've ever considered a vegetarian diet but immediately backed out because you love a good burger, the flexitarian diet may be a good option for you. Combining the words "flexible" and "vegetarian," this diet suggests that you can reap the benefits of a vegetarian diet while still enjoying meat when the craving strikes.The key is to focus on vegetarian meals most of the time while allowing for meat in moderation. Experts agree this will naturally increase your consumption of plant-based foods, which are rich in nutrients for overall health promotion. Since you don't have to eliminate any foods completely, you're more likely to stick with this balanced meal plan.Flexitarian is a marriage of two words: flexible and vegetarian. The term was coined more than a decade ago, and in her 2009 book, "The Flexitarian Diet: The Mostly Vegetarian Way to Lose Weight, Be Healthier, Prevent Disease and Add Years to Your Life," registered dietitian have to eliminate meat completely to reap the health benefits associated with vegetarianism - you can be a vegetarian most of the time, but still chow down on a burger or steak when the urge hits. By eating more plants and less meat, it's suggested that adherents to the diet will not only lose weight but can improve their overall health, lowering their rate of heart disease, diabetes and cancer, and live longer as a result.that is why benard fred ph.d for people having diabetes this book is food guide about all this what is a flexitarrain diethow it works why should i choose this diet benefit of this diet all you need to know about diabetes causes of diabetes symptoms of diabetes treatment prevention how flexitarian diet cure diabetes the medical advise food to eat and avoid recipe for meal plan get this book and learn more about this and know more about all this
