Zoe Harcombe appears to
approach dietary science from premises similar to ours.
Not exact matches
While there are many heart - healthy diets, the DASH diet, short for
Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension, has some of the strongest
science behind it.
She has co-authored a book with Scott Rigden, MD, The Ultimate Metabolism Diet, Eat Right for Your Metabolic Type, and many articles, including one with Deanna Minich, PhD, «A
science - based, clinically tested
dietary approach for the metabolic syndrome», published in Metabolic Syndrome and Related Disorders.
My book, Nourishing Hope for Autism, helps you understand the
science and apply the best
dietary approach for your child.
The theme of this article was that once the modern
science of nutrition divorced individual nutrients from the context of real food and the
approaches to
dietary balance that governed human
dietary choices across time and space right up until the modern era, we lost the perspective needed to understand that nutrients are neither good nor evil but are all capable of goodness when used in the right way and in the proper context.
Rather than advocating a particular
dietary theory or nutritional philosophy, our faculty uses a
science - based
approach, considering the body of evidence from the most current and robust research available.