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After reading this book, the only question that remains for me is... why didn't I already know this? Heart disease is the single biggest deadly disease in the United States, and it affects women and men equally, but it still isn't common knowledge that we have the ability to prevent heart disease. Isn't cancer supposed to be incurable? Don't you need double, triple, or quadruple bypasses once your heart disease progresses too far? Eating a healthy, low-fat, high fiber, high healthy carbohydrate diet will help you prevent heart disease and avoid many dangerous illnesses that might have seemed inevitable. Even if your family has a genetic history of a certain disease, you will need to trigger those genes with an environmental factor in order for them to occur. One of the biggest environmental factors that triggers genetic disposition for a diseases is diet. If we can avoid pushing the red button that is our personal trigger for illness, we should be able to avoid "getting" the illness. The best things to eat include vegetables (especially dark leafy greens), fruits, whole grains, beans and legumes, and nuts and seeds. If you're suffering from heart disease, cancer, diabetes, or another serious illness, it makes sense to lower your intake of added oils and sugars and keep your diet as whole as possible. If you're used to eating meat and potatoes and don't enjoy the flavor of vegetables, it might just be the time to start adapting your taste buds to something new, especially if you're at high risk for developing degenerative diseases or if you're already suffering. This little secret is that magic pill to cure illness we've been waiting our entire lives to see. Though it's a book that reports scientific research and does use some technical terms, I found it pretty easy to read because it was so interesting. At the time, I was pretty blown away by the idea that diet alone could have such a fundamental impact on our chances for getting major illnesses. Dr. Esselstyn's book proves that you can prevent heart disease by adopting a healthy, whole-foods, vegan diet into your life.
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