Dare To Be 100: 99 Steps To A Long, Healthy Life
Author: Walter M Bortzii
TAKE 99 STEPS TO 100
A bestselling expert on aging and geriatric care offers a prescription for achieving longevity and preserving the quality of life. In DARE to Be 100, Walter M. Bortz II, M.D., explains how and why we should all strive to be centenarians with his unique and practical program. Supported by his lifelong research, this program is broken down into the categories of
* Diet (Take a Coffee Break; Beware of Free Radicals)
* Attitude (Be Necessary; Maintain the Creative Spark)
* Renewal (Recharge Yourself; Keep Working)
* Exercise (Keep Your Oxygen Tanks Full; Be Sexy, Be Fit)
The 99 steps in this book offer an effective plan for living long, healthy, and -- just as important -- fulfilled lives.
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Superfoods for Healthy Kids: More Than 250 Immune-Boosting Foods and Great-Tasting Recipes for Your Children
Author: Lucy Burney
Every child can have a stronger immune system…when they have enough superfoods in their diet. With 100 recipes geared to the evolving tastes and nutritional requirements of children from birth to 18 years of age, this well-organized guide is a veritable feast for nutrition-aware parents. Save kitchen time by using the weekly planners and sample menus, and learn about the top ten “star foods,” which contain critical nutrients that children need. See how diet boosts immunity to illness, how certain symptoms reveal gaps in immunity, and how targeted nutrition can eliminate or lessen the severity of 20 common childhood illnesses, including measles, chicken pox, fevers, and colds. And to get newborns off to a healthy start: a special section aimed at helping nursing mothers!
Kristen Mastel - Library Journal
Burney (coauthor, Boost Your Child's Immune System), a nutritionist, has blended the most recent discussions of superfoods and children's eating habits into an economical, easy-to-use text. She includes over 160 recipes, geared toward different age groups. Rather than disguising superfoods, as Jessica Seinfeld does in Deceptively Delicious, Burney takes on the difficult challenge of keeping the ingredients' integrity. In some instances, the author might be wise to follow Seinfeld's example: it's not likely many teenagers will find appealing the whole anchovies in her Hot Salad with Balsamic Dressing and Fresh Anchovies. Part 2 contains an excellent discussion of foods for immunity, and one of the more stiking aspects is "food to fight common illnesses" in Part 4. Most have heard of a tablespoon of honey for a sore throat, but what about garlic-infused honey to build the immune system or black currant and strawberry ice pops to boost vitamin C and soothe? Though the recipes are inviting and nutrient rich, one may find difficulty in introducing them to children. Recommended for larger public libraries that already have a focus on childhood nutrition.
Table of Contents:
Introduction 6Understanding Your Child's Immune System 8
What is immunity? 10
How the immune system works 10
Building immunity the natural way 12
Allergy and autoimmunity 15
The vaccination dilemma 15
Foods for Immunity 16
Salad vegetables 18
Root vegetables 19
Star food: broccoli 20
Green leafy vegetables 22
Star food: shiitake mushroom 24
Other vegetables 26
Summer fruits and berries 27
Star food: blackcurrant 28
Everyday fruits 30
Exotic fruits 31
Dried fruits 33
Star food: orange 34
Nuts and seeds 36
Star food: walnut 38
Grains 40
Star food: oats 42
Meat, fish, and dairy 44
Star food: game 46
Star food: salmon 48
Star food: yogurt 50
Pulses and beans 52
Herbs, spices, and condiments 53
Star food: garlic 56
Immunity Recipes for Children 58
0-6 months 60
(Breastfeeding recipes)
Menu plans 61
Breakfasts 62
Main meals 62
Puddings and baking 66
Drink 56
6-12 months 58
Menu plans 69
First fruit and vegetable purees 70
First cereals 72
First protein purees 72
Puddings 75
1-4 years 76
Menu plans 77
Breakfasts 78
Main meals 79
Puddings and baking 82
Drinks 83
5-12 years 84
Menu plans 85
Breakfasts 86
Main meals 86
Puddings and baking 90
Drinks 91
13-18 years 92
Menu plans 93
Breakfasts 94
Main meals 94
Puddings and baking 98
Drinks 99
Foods to Fight Common Illnesses 100
Asthma 102
Candida 104
Coughs 106
Chicken pox 108
Chronic fatigue syndrome 110
Eczema 112
Food allergies 114
Glandular fever 116
Hay fever 118
Headaches & migraines 120
Measles 122
Sore throats 124
Ear infections 126
Cancer 128
Diabetes 130
Celiac disease 132
Other illnesses 134
Glossary 136
Essential Nutrients 138
Guide to Phytonutrients 139
Index 141
Bibliography 144
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