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# The How Not to Die Cookbook: 100+ Recipes to Help Prevent and Reverse Disease (International Edition)

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From Michael Greger, M.D., FACLM, the physician behind the trusted and wildly popular website Nutritionfacts.org, and author of the New York Times bestselling book How Not to Die, comes a beautifully-designed, comprehensive cookbook complete with more than 120 recipes for delicious, life-saving, plant-based meals, snacks, and beverages that's a perfect gift for healthy conscious eaters. Dr. Michael Greger’s bestselling book, How Not to Die , presented the scientific evidence behind the only diet that can prevent and reverse many of the causes of premature death and disability. Now, The How Not to Die Cookbook puts that science into action. From Superfood Breakfast Bites to Spaghetti Squash Puttanesca to Two-Berry Pie with Pecan-Sunflower Crust, every recipe in The How Not to Die Cookbook offers a delectable, easy-to-prepare, plant-based dish to help anyone eat their way to better health. Rooted in the latest nutrition science, these easy-to-follow, stunningly photographed recipes will appeal to anyone looking to live a longer, healthier life. Featuring Dr. Greger’s Daily Dozen―the best ingredients to add years to your life― The How Not to Die Cookbook is destined to become an essential tool in healthy kitchens everywhere.

Review: Great Cookbook for a Very Healthy Lifestyle - I am a big fan of Dr. Gregor's nutritionfacts.org so I was very excited when I heard Dr. Gregor was writing a cookbook. The recipe developer and co-author Robin Robertson is the author of many highly rated vegan cookbooks. For those of you not familar with nutritionfacts.org, it is clearing house of information on food based medicine. Dr. Gregor and his staff combs through peer reviewed articles on various topic such as diabetics, prostate cancer, and heart disease and gives balanced summaries in the forms of videos, transcripts, and citations. The book starts out with Dr. Gregor's approach to helping prevent and even reverse many common degenerative diseases using a whole-food plant based diet. Dr. Gregor introducing his concept of the daily dozen, a simple system for making sure you are eating a heathy diet and exercising. The daily dozen includes at least: three servings of beans, one serving of berries, three servings of other fruits, one serving of cruciferious vegetables (for example, brocolli, cabbage, or kale), two servings of greens, one serving of flaxseeds (for the omega 3 and ligans), one serving of nuts and seeds, one serving of herbs and spices, three services of whole grains, five beverages, and exercise. To make it easy to achieve the goals of the daily dozen, at the bottom of each recipe is a list of what members of the daily dozen that recipe includes. For example, "Vegetable Unfried Rice" on page 144 includes cruciferous vegetables, other vegetables, nuts and seeds, herbs and spices, and whole grains. The book is divided into twelve sections: Simple Preparations–this includes simple sauces and flavor makers used in many of the recipes Breakfast Snacks, Dips, and Spreads Soups and Chilles Salads and Dressings Burgers, Wraps, and More Very Veggie Mains Bean Cuisine Great Grains Sides Sweets Sips The recipes look tasty, orignal, and of course healthy. For example, breakfast range from summertime oats, which is a super health variation of granola, to a warm pear compote. The "very veggie mains" include a beautiful looking "zucchini noodles with avocado-cashew alfredo" and a "roasted vegetable lasagna" that includes a nice blend of cauliflower, zucchini, eggplant, red bell pepper,cannellini beans, and marinia sauce. The cookbook includes healthy deserts such baked apple crumbles and raspberry peach crisp. The "sips" section includes a nice selection of smoothies such as cherry-berry smoothie and a v-12 veggie blast. The cookbook is printed on how quality paper, is nicely bound and has beautiful color photos throughout. The book closes with a sample fourteen day meal plan and kitchen prep. techniques. What I particularly like about the cookbook is that it does not depend heavily on soy or any particular ingredient or flavor. The receipes represent a wide range of flavors and ingredents and appear to have much imagination. They all appear to be oil free with no added salt except for the ocassional use of miso. The recipes look fairly straightforward and do not appear to take too much time to prepare. Thank you Dr. Gregor, Gene Stone, and Robin Robertson for creating a wonderful cookbook for healthy eating and introducing folks to a whole-foods plant based diet in a very accessable way.
Review: Recognizable ingredients, vibrant flavors, and plenty of easy dinner ideas - Read this cover to cover the day we got it, and the hardest thing was picking a recipe to try first! The use of miso in many of these recipes to replace salt is brilliant - we had the yellow rice & black beans with broccoli as our main dinner course and the miso added a salty kick that we could feel good about eating. It was shockingly delicious and packed with umami flavor. We also made the stuffed sweet potatoes with balsamic-date glaze, so good! This food doesn't TASTE like you're eating healthy, because it has sweetness or saltiness or spices, but because it's relying on "green light foods" you feel great after eating it. And that's the best part, eating something you feel great about eating because it's good for you, but you enjoy eating as much as something that isn't... maybe even more so because it's not heavy or greasy and you don't feel unwell halfway through that second helping. I love this for people new to plant-based eating, too, because the vast majority of ingredients are common pantry ingredients that are recognizable. Aside from chia pudding, and sure, miso might be new to some fridges, these recipes are filled with plants we've been eating as staples in this country for years. They're combined thoughtfully with each other, herbs, vinegars, citrus and spices to create a meal without all the "red light" foods, and it's amazing. Well worth buying for loved ones, particularly since there's a brief introduction that'll help outline the research behind eating a plant-based diet and its impact on chronic diseases (think How Not To Die super-cliff-notes). Give this book to anyone you care about, and they'll have the tools they need to live a longer, healthier life. And did I mention delicious? That too.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,954 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #3 in Nutrition for Cancer Prevention #33 in Other Diet Books #33 in Celebrity & TV Show Cookbooks |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 11,840 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Cookbook for a Very Healthy Lifestyle
*by A***M on December 6, 2017*

I am a big fan of Dr. Gregor's nutritionfacts.org so I was very excited when I heard Dr. Gregor was writing a cookbook. The recipe developer and co-author Robin Robertson is the author of many highly rated vegan cookbooks. For those of you not familar with nutritionfacts.org, it is clearing house of information on food based medicine. Dr. Gregor and his staff combs through peer reviewed articles on various topic such as diabetics, prostate cancer, and heart disease and gives balanced summaries in the forms of videos, transcripts, and citations. The book starts out with Dr. Gregor's approach to helping prevent and even reverse many common degenerative diseases using a whole-food plant based diet. Dr. Gregor introducing his concept of the daily dozen, a simple system for making sure you are eating a heathy diet and exercising. The daily dozen includes at least: three servings of beans, one serving of berries, three servings of other fruits, one serving of cruciferious vegetables (for example, brocolli, cabbage, or kale), two servings of greens, one serving of flaxseeds (for the omega 3 and ligans), one serving of nuts and seeds, one serving of herbs and spices, three services of whole grains, five beverages, and exercise. To make it easy to achieve the goals of the daily dozen, at the bottom of each recipe is a list of what members of the daily dozen that recipe includes. For example, "Vegetable Unfried Rice" on page 144 includes cruciferous vegetables, other vegetables, nuts and seeds, herbs and spices, and whole grains. The book is divided into twelve sections: Simple Preparations–this includes simple sauces and flavor makers used in many of the recipes Breakfast Snacks, Dips, and Spreads Soups and Chilles Salads and Dressings Burgers, Wraps, and More Very Veggie Mains Bean Cuisine Great Grains Sides Sweets Sips The recipes look tasty, orignal, and of course healthy. For example, breakfast range from summertime oats, which is a super health variation of granola, to a warm pear compote. The "very veggie mains" include a beautiful looking "zucchini noodles with avocado-cashew alfredo" and a "roasted vegetable lasagna" that includes a nice blend of cauliflower, zucchini, eggplant, red bell pepper,cannellini beans, and marinia sauce. The cookbook includes healthy deserts such baked apple crumbles and raspberry peach crisp. The "sips" section includes a nice selection of smoothies such as cherry-berry smoothie and a v-12 veggie blast. The cookbook is printed on how quality paper, is nicely bound and has beautiful color photos throughout. The book closes with a sample fourteen day meal plan and kitchen prep. techniques. What I particularly like about the cookbook is that it does not depend heavily on soy or any particular ingredient or flavor. The receipes represent a wide range of flavors and ingredents and appear to have much imagination. They all appear to be oil free with no added salt except for the ocassional use of miso. The recipes look fairly straightforward and do not appear to take too much time to prepare. Thank you Dr. Gregor, Gene Stone, and Robin Robertson for creating a wonderful cookbook for healthy eating and introducing folks to a whole-foods plant based diet in a very accessable way.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recognizable ingredients, vibrant flavors, and plenty of easy dinner ideas
*by K***Y on December 7, 2017*

Read this cover to cover the day we got it, and the hardest thing was picking a recipe to try first! The use of miso in many of these recipes to replace salt is brilliant - we had the yellow rice & black beans with broccoli as our main dinner course and the miso added a salty kick that we could feel good about eating. It was shockingly delicious and packed with umami flavor. We also made the stuffed sweet potatoes with balsamic-date glaze, so good! This food doesn't TASTE like you're eating healthy, because it has sweetness or saltiness or spices, but because it's relying on "green light foods" you feel great after eating it. And that's the best part, eating something you feel great about eating because it's good for you, but you enjoy eating as much as something that isn't... maybe even more so because it's not heavy or greasy and you don't feel unwell halfway through that second helping. I love this for people new to plant-based eating, too, because the vast majority of ingredients are common pantry ingredients that are recognizable. Aside from chia pudding, and sure, miso might be new to some fridges, these recipes are filled with plants we've been eating as staples in this country for years. They're combined thoughtfully with each other, herbs, vinegars, citrus and spices to create a meal without all the "red light" foods, and it's amazing. Well worth buying for loved ones, particularly since there's a brief introduction that'll help outline the research behind eating a plant-based diet and its impact on chronic diseases (think How Not To Die super-cliff-notes). Give this book to anyone you care about, and they'll have the tools they need to live a longer, healthier life. And did I mention delicious? That too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy, DELICIOUS, nutritious recipes!
*by H***L on December 31, 2017*

I'm a big fan of Dr Greger and am thrilled about this new cookbook! The day it arrived, I read it from beginning to end and could hardly wait to get in the kitchen to try the recipes. You might want to start by preparing a batch of the Savory Spice Blend from page 4, as many recipes call for this. It's easy and tasty. Make extra and give some away with a copy of this book as a beautiful gift! Even non-vegans will enjoy the tasty recipes. Just finished making the Harissa (pg 9), though I left out the nutritional yeast and spice blend just because Harissa is not traditionally cheesy-tasting and, depending on what else you might be serving from this cookbook, you run the risk of similar seasonings, but it would be delicious either way. I love Harissa, and this is so delicious that I could just sit down and eat the whole batch, but I'm restraining myself because it will be served tonight over the Bean Patties, along with the Roasted Caulflower with Lemon Tahini sauce (can hardly wait: the sauce is yummy!). I have also made the Indian-style spinach and tomatoes, though I didn't purée the spinach and I added cannellini beans to make it one-dish meal, and it was quick, easy, and full of flavor. The Golden Quinoa Tabouli was another winner - the avocado adds the perfect amount of moisture and creaminess to this dish. This cookbook does not require anything beyond very basic cooking skills, though a food processor is essential for some of the recipes. A high-speed blender will also come in handy; invest in the best one you can afford, as the finished product will be MUCH better. I always make my own soup stock, and can hardly wait to try the vegetable broth in this cookbook, which wastes none of the vegetable goodness. One of the problems with many vegan cookbooks is that coconut oil is a frequent ingredient, especially in desserts, and sometimes in large amounts; for those of you who don't believe that coconut oil is healthy, you'll be thrilled to find that it isn't used at all in this book. I'm sure that eventually I'll make my way through every recipe in this fabulous cookbook - I hope you love it as much as I do! Just tried the Curried Cauliflower Soup - delicious! Making the vegetable broth is also very easy, and it's faster than making stock the regular way because there is no pressing of the cooked vegetables; just blend it all up. Full of flavor.

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