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Dr. Oz & Dr Joel Furhman 7 Day Crash Diet-Monday June 4, 2012

Dr. Oz's 7-Day Crash Diet: The Dr. Oz Approved 7-Day Crash Diet with Dr. Joel Fuhrman "Eat To Live". Dr Oz is approving a crash diet designed to help you lose up to 10 pounds in 7 days by eating high nutrient foods. Before and after photos of dieters such as Adrienne who tried the plan for the initial 7 days and continued lost as much as 120 pounds in 1 year! and Julia who has lost 100 pounds on Dr. Fuhrman's Eat To Live Plan.

Dr Fuhrman's weight loss success stories

Go from from fat to fit with the only Oz approved 7 day Crash Diet. Get skinny by next week. Dr. Oz said this Dr Fuhrman 7 Day Diet is the most effective diet that he has personally seen.

Dr Joel Fuhrman has helped over 20,000 patients throughout his career and has cracked the code for rapid weight loss. Dr Fuhrman tells Dr. Oz that most diets have people cut calories, reduce portion sizes, cut fats and they don't focus on the most important thing, eating lots of foods that are rich in nutrients. The more high nutrient foods you eat, the more weight we lose.

I don't know how many of you have heard of Dr. Fuhrman but Dr. Oz has known Dr Fuhrman since medical school and when Mehmet Oz, or any of New York's leading doctors has a patient whose life depends on losing weight, they call on Joel Fuhrman, M.D. In Eat to Live: The Amazing Nutrient-Rich Program for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss, Dr. Fuhrman offers his healthy, effective, and scientifically proven plan for shedding radical amounts of weight quickly, and permanently. Losing weight under Dr. Fuhrman's plan is not about willpower, it is about knowledge. The key to this revolutionary diet is the idea of nutrient density, as expressed by the simple formula: Health= Nutrients/Calories.

Nutrient Density Food Scale

Dr. Oz's expert, Dr. Joel Fuhrman, has devised a nutrient density food scale, described in his new book, Eat to Live: The Amazing Nutrient-Rich Program for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss. The more foods you eat that are high on the scale, the more fat you burn. Which foods fight fat the fastest? Green vegetables, starchy vegetables, and fruits. Lowest on the nutrient density scale: sweets, red meat, and full fat dairy.

Dr Oz said he made a promise if you are going to lose weight in 7 days we need to know which foods will burn the fat the fastest. Dr Fuhrman told Oz that it's the foods with highest nutrients, the more you eat these high nutrient foods the more weight you lose. Foods like meats, sweets and dairy you eat less of those foods because they are very high in calories, high core density and low in nutrients, eat more foods like starchy vegetables, fruits, green vegetables, the more you eat the more weight you lose,plus they will flood your body with nutrients and you'll lose the hunger!

As Dr Oz said "The more you eat of the good stuff the faster you burn the food."

Dr Fuhrman's & Dr. Oz's 7 Day Crash Diet

In Dr. Fuhrman's Eat to Live Book you will find 2 of Dr. Fuhrman's Weight Loss Plans: For aggressive weight loss you would follow the 7 Days of Vegetarian Meal Plans. Less Strict for Moderate Weight Loss follow the 7 days of Nonvegetarian Meal Plans. Meals and plans laid out for 7 days plus recipes to get you on the road to losing weight. Healthy salad dressing recipes, vegetable chili, banana walnut ice cream, Hummus, fruit and berry smoothies, black bean mango salad and eat your greens fruit smoothie are just a few of the recipes you will find in Dr. Fuhrman's "EAT TO LIVE"

EAT TO LIVE Dr. Fuhrman's Six-Week Plan

UNLIMITED: eat as much as you want

• all raw vegetables (goal: 1 lb. daily)
• cooked green vegetables (goal: 1 lb. daily)
• non green nutrient-rich cooked vegetables (such as eggplant, mushrooms, peppers, onions, tomatoes, carrots, cauliflower)
• beans, legumes, bean sprouts, and tofu (goal: 1 cup daily)
• fresh fruit (at least 4 daily)

LIMITED:

• cooked starchy vegetables or whole grains
• butternut or acorn squash, corn, potatoes, rice, sweet potatoes, breads, cereals (not more than one serving (1 cup) per day)
• raw nuts and seeds (1 oz. max. per day)
• avocado (2 oz. max. per day)
• dried fruit (2 tablespoons per day)
• ground flaxseed (1 tablespoon per day)

OFF LIMITS:

• dairy products
• animal products
• whole grains
• between meal snacks
• fruit juice
• starch vegetables and whole grains

Joel Fuhrman, M.D. is a board-certified family physician, and nutritional researcher, who specializes in preventing and reversing disease through nutritional and natural methods. He is the author of seven books including the New York Times bestseller Eat to Live: The Amazing Nutrient-Rich Program for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss and his newest release Super Immunity: The Essential Nutrition Guide for Boosting your Body's Defenses to Live Longer, Stronger and Disease Free.

As one of the country's leading experts in nutritional and natural healing, Dr. Fuhrman's articles, case studies, and advice are widely published, from medical journals such as the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Orthopedics and Nutrition Journal, to consumer publications such as Mothering Magazine and Health Science. He has appeared on hundreds of radio and television shows including: ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CNN, Today, Good Morning America, the Discovery Channel, TV Food Network, and the Dr. Oz Show. His own television program, 3 Steps to Incredible Health!, directly addresses the crisis of obesity and chronic disease plaguing America and helps support PBS stations nationwide.

Dr. Fuhrman's Nutritarian Pyramid

Dr. Fuhrman’s food pyramid is based on the principles of high nutrient eating as illustrated by his Health Equation: Health = Nutrients / Calories (H = N / C). Low-calorie, nutrient dense foods are at the base of the pyramid, and high-calorie, nutrient poor foods are at the top. As nutrient density decreases, the quantity of room in the diet decreases.

Nutritional science in the last twenty years has demonstrated that colorful plant foods contain a huge assortment of protective compounds, mostly of which still remain unnamed. Only by eating an assortment of nutrient-rich natural foods can we access these protective compounds and prevent the common diseases that afflict Americans. Our modern, low-nutrient eating style has led to an overweight population, the majority of whom develop diseases of nutritional ignorance, causing our medical costs to spiral out of control.

The base of the pyramid – the foundation of the diet, foods consumed in the highest quantity – should be the foods with the highest ratios of nutrients to calories – these are vegetables. Ninety percent of the daily diet should be made up of nutrient rich plant foods, whose calories are accompanied by health-promoting phytochemicals: green and other non-starchy vegetables; fresh fruits; beans and legumes; raw nuts, seeds, and avocados; starchy vegetables; and whole grains.

If desired, the remaining 10% of the diet can contain small amounts of foods with lower nutrient to calorie ratios, such as animal products, sweets, and processed foods, as shown toward the top of the pyramid. By keeping these low nutrient foods to a minimum and striving to eat at least 90% of calories from the unrefined plant foods that comprise the base of the pyramid each day, you construct a health-promoting, disease-preventing diet. Those that strive to follow this high nutrient eating style are considered nutritarians.

Dr Fuhrman G-Bombs

G-BOMBS*: Greens, Beans, Onions, Mushrooms, Berries, and Seeds

“G-BOMBS” is an acronym you can use to remember the most nutrient-dense, health-promoting foods on the planet. These are the foods you should eat every day, and they should make up a significant proportion of your diet — these foods are extremely effective at preventing chronic disease and promoting health and longevity.

G — GreensRaw leafy greens contain only about 100 calories per pound, and are packed with nutrients. Leafy greens contain substances that protect blood vessels, and are associated with reduced risk of diabetes.1 Greens are an excellent tool for weight loss, since they can be consumed in virtually unlimited quantities. Leafy greens are also the most nutrient-dense of all foods, but unfortunately are only consumed in miniscule amounts in a typical American diet. Several leafy greens and other green vegetables (such as bok choy, broccoli, and kale) belong to the cruciferous family of vegetables.

B - BeansBeans (and other legumes as well) are a powerhouse of superior nutrition, and the most nutrient-dense carbohydrate source. They act as an anti-diabetes and weight-loss food because they are digested slowly, having a stabilizing effect on blood sugar, which promotes satiety and helps to prevent food cravings. Plus they contain soluble fiber, which lowers cholesterol levels. Beans are unique foods because of their very high levels of fiber and resistant starch, carbohydrates that are not broken down by digestive enzymes. Eating beans, peas, or lentils at least twice a week has been found to decrease colon cancer risk by 50%. Legume intake also provides significant protection against oral, larynx, pharynx, stomach, and kidney cancers.

O — OnionsOnions, along with leeks, garlic, shallots, and scallions, make up the Allium family of vegetables, which have beneficial effects on the cardiovascular and immune systems, as well as anti-diabetic and anti-cancer effects. Allium vegetables are known for their characteristic organosulfur compounds, Similar to the ITCs in cruciferous vegetables, organosulfur compounds are released when onions are chopped, crushed, or chewed. Epidemiological studies have found that increased consumption of Allium vegetables is associated with lower risk of gastric and prostate cancers.

M - MushroomsConsuming mushrooms regularly is associated with decreased risk of breast, stomach, and colorectal cancers. In one recent Chinese study, women who ate at least 10 grams of fresh mushrooms each day (about one mushroom per day) had a 64% decreased risk of breast cancer. Even more dramatic protection was gained by women who ate 10 grams of mushrooms and drank green tea daily — an 89% decrease in risk for premenopausal women, and 82% for postmenopausal women. White, cremini, Portobello, oyster, shiitake, maitake, and reishi mushrooms all have anti-cancer properties — some are anti-inflammatory, stimulate the immune system, prevent DNA damage, slow cancer cell growth, cause programmed cancer cell death, and inhibit angiogenesis. In addition to these properties, mushrooms are unique in that they contain aromatase inhibitors — compounds that can block the production of estrogen. These compounds are thought to be largely responsible for the preventive effects of mushrooms against breast cancer — in fact, there are aromatase-inhibiting drugs on the market that are used to treat breast cancer. Regular consumption of dietary aromatase inhibitors is an excellent strategy for prevention, and it turns out that even the most commonly eaten mushrooms (white, cremini, and Portobello) have a high anti-aromatase activity.

B — BerriesBlueberries, strawberries, and blackberries are true super foods. Naturally sweet and juicy, berries are low in sugar and high in nutrients — they are among the best foods you can eat. Their vibrant colors mean that they are full of antioxidants, including flavonoids and antioxidant vitamins — berries are some of the highest antioxidant foods in existence. Berries— plentiful antioxidant content confers both cardioprotective and anti-cancer effects, such as reducing blood pressure, reducing inflammation, preventing DNA damage, inhibiting tumor angiogenesis, and stimulating of the body’s own antioxidant enzymes. Berry consumption has been linked to reduced risk of diabetes, cancers and cognitive decline.12 Berries are an excellent food for the brain — berry consumption improves both motor coordination and memory.

S - SeedsNuts and seeds contain healthy fats and are rich in a spectrum of micronutrients including phytosterols, minerals, and antioxidants. Countless studies have demonstrated the cardiovascular benefits of nuts, and including nuts in the diet aids in weight maintenance and diabetes prevention. The nutritional profiles of seeds are similar to nuts when it comes to healthy fats, minerals, and antioxidants, but seeds are also abundant in trace minerals, higher in protein than nuts, and each kind of seed is nutritionally unique. Flax, chia, and hemp seeds are extremely rich sources of omega-3 fats. In addition to the omega-3s, flaxseeds are rich in fiber and lignans. Flaxseed consumption protects against heart disease by a number of different mechanisms, and lignans, which are present in both flaxseeds and sesame seeds, have anti-cancer effects. Sunflower seeds are especially rich in protein and minerals. Pumpkin seeds are rich in iron and calcium and are a good source of zinc. Sesame seeds have the greatest amount of calcium of any food in the world, and provide abundant amounts of vitamin E. Also, black sesame seeds are extremely rich in antioxidants. The healthy fats in seeds and nuts also aid in the absorption of nutrients when eaten with vegetables.

*You can learn more about the health benefits of G-BOMBS (formerly referred to as GOMMBS) in Dr. Joel Fuhrman's new book "Super Immunity", which discusses how to naturally strengthen the immune system against everything from the common cold to cancer.

There is so much more to Dr. Fuhrman than just Dr. Oz's 7 Day Crash Diet. Thousands who have recovered from their medical problems have been calling Dr. Fuhrman‘s EAT FOR HEALTH program a medical miracle. They are not just talking about the people who successfully lost weight after failing for years on one diet after another, but about the diseases, such as heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, allergies, asthma, autoimmune illnesses (including lupus) and headaches which they have witnessed simply melt away.Success Stories - Amazing Stories of Recovery here