What Would Jesus Eat?: The Ultimate Program for Eating Well, Feeling Great, and Living Longer
Author: Don Colbert
Though there are many diet programs claiming to be "God's way" to healthy living, and while some of them are based on biblical principles, and even have proven effective for weight loss, What Would Jesus Eat? is the first to note the obvious health benefits of what Jesus ate. In this comprehensive program, Dr. Don Colbert reveals the sensible approach to healthy eating laid out by the ultimate role model. Readers will discover:
- Why foods forbidden in the Old Testament are unhealthy
- Jesus's favorite foods, including "fast foods" and dessert
- The health benefits of foods Jesus ate, and the health risks of foods He avoided
Also included are Dr. Colbert's tools to effectively follow the plan: recipes, nutritional information, and practical advice, including how to follow Jesus's model of eating with foods readily available today.
Publishers Weekly
After the goose has been gobbled and the cookies consumed, Americans' thoughts turn toward their ever-expanding waistlines. 'Tis the season for diet books, especially in the Christian market. Thomas Nelson, capitalizing on the What Would Jesus Do? phenomenon, presents What Would Jesus Eat?: The Ultimate Program for Eating Well, Feeling Great, and Living Longer. Author Don Colbert, a family physician, urges readers to examine and emulate Jesus' simple diet. The nutritional information, overall, is quite sound: Colbert encourages the consumption of fish, the use of olive oil in cooking and an exercise regimen of daily walking. He discusses the "hidden dangers" of pork, condemns refined white flour and warns against the excessive consumption of red meat. This "all-natural diet from biblical times" promises readers fitness and longevity. Although it should be recalled that longevity was not exactly a hallmark of many biblical characters after the early chapters of Genesis, this is a solid addition to the Christian diet shelves. ( Mar.) Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.
Table of Contents:
Introduction: What Would Jesus Eat? | ix | |
1 | Seriously Question What You Eat | 1 |
2 | The Food That Jesus Ate Most Often | 17 |
3 | A Staple in Jesus' Diet | 35 |
4 | The Meats That Jesus Ate | 47 |
5 | Other Forms of Protein That Jesus Ate | 71 |
6 | The Vegetables That Jesus Ate | 81 |
7 | The Fats That Jesus Ate | 109 |
8 | The Beverages That Jesus Drank | 121 |
9 | What Would Jesus Eat for Dessert? | 145 |
10 | Did Jesus Exercise? | 167 |
11 | Using the Foods Jesus Ate to Lose Weight | 181 |
12 | The Mediterranean Healthstyle | 195 |
13 | A Daily Eating Plan and a Week's Worth of Menus | 209 |
Notes | 223 | |
Bibliography | 231 | |
About the Author | 235 |
Interesting textbook: SuperFoods for Children or Face Reading in Chinese Medicine
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