The Wellness Principles: Cooking for a Healthy Life

The Wellness Principles: Cooking for a Healthy Life

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  • Create Date:2022-08-03 03:16:36
  • Update Date:2025-09-24
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  • Author:Gary Deng
  • ISBN:1838664750
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Summary

As featured in The Washington PostPrevention, and MindBodyGreen

From a world-renowned and beloved doctor, an accessible guide with 100 delicious tried-and-tested recipes for healthy living - to eat well, live well, and stay well

For the first time, Gary Deng MD, PhD presents to a general readership his unique, highly respected wellness approach, which is supported by scientific evidence and beloved by his patients。

Taking into account his learnings after years in clinical medicine at the world's premier cancer center, combined with his passion for nourishing home cooking, Deng's authoritative guide to balanced and mindful eating and living includes both 100 recipes and expert advice beyond the plate。

It incorporates traditional and holistic medical philosophies as the path towards optimal health and is the ideal book for anyone who wants to eat healthier, enjoy fresh ingredients, be guided to a more holistic lifestyle, maintain health, or look for the ideal nutritional path to wellness。

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Reviews

Jessica

I was interested in this cookbook since it's written by a medical doctor。 I liked that in the introduction of the book he talks about being frustrated that as a doctor he wasn't really making his patients well he was treating their problem/issue only for them to keep coming back with the same problems/issues over and over again because other things weren't addressed like diet, sleep, etc。 He included a section called "healthy living beyond the plate" that covered things like exercise, stress, sl I was interested in this cookbook since it's written by a medical doctor。 I liked that in the introduction of the book he talks about being frustrated that as a doctor he wasn't really making his patients well he was treating their problem/issue only for them to keep coming back with the same problems/issues over and over again because other things weren't addressed like diet, sleep, etc。 He included a section called "healthy living beyond the plate" that covered things like exercise, stress, sleep, social environment, etc。 But, what I didn't like right from the start is that he was pushing a plant-based diet。 Milk, red meat, and butter and NOT the dietary problems。 Especially if you source those products from local farmers who are practicing regenerative farming。 Fake milks and meats are NOT the answer to dietary or environmental concerns。 So, I was already turned off by that and honestly didn't see any recipes I wanted to try。 I wouldn't recommend this one at all。 。。。more