by RedRox » Sat Jun 26, 2004 7:37 pm
I read a transcript of an interview with Dr. A (maybe from the Frontline PBS piece?) and he observed that those who tended to take the lists and adapt them to their own recipes and way of eating tended to see better results and stick to the program longer. I'm not sure what that says about his recipes, but I found it an interesting comment. If I can put words in his mouth, I think that was really his intention all along, but he knew that he would have to provide some starter recipes and menu plans to make it a valid "diet book". So maybe those were more at the behest of the publishing company to make it more marketable? Otherwise it would have just looked like some doctor's theories more suitable for a medical journal than for appeal to the masses.
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Eat real food. Not too much. Mostly plants. -- Michael Pollan