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Adam Hart: E3 For LIFE Explains
Adam Hart: E3 For LIFE Explains
Adam Hart: E3 For LIFE Explains
The author of this book does not dispense medical advice nor
prescribe the use of any technique as form of treatment for
physical or medical problems without the advice of a physician,
either directly or indirectly. The intent of the author is only to
offer information of a general nature to help you in your quest for
physical fitness and good mental and spiritual health. In the event
you use any of the information in this book for yourself, which is
your right, the author and the publisher assume no responsibility for
your actions.
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Foreword 1
myself fortunate to know Adam Hart, and cated health-seekers. The secret, I believe,
to have been exposed – along with many of is in its simplicity and accessibility; as
my patients – to his valuable work over the mentioned, e3 for Life is non-threatening
It has finally become clear to most think- way sacrificing “content” nor “over-sim-
ing persons (and even the fundamentally plifying” important issues. Adam’s gift for
that diet and lifestyle are the fundamental for healthy eating (and living!) spill off of
cornerstones of health – and that without every page, to the reader’s potentially great
long-term expectations of a healthy, happy I’ve long been fascinated by the pro-
life will be built on shaky ground indeed. foundly simple yet often-overlooked cor-
Adam Hart’s book e3 for Life provides a relation between diet and health, happiness
unique and accessible, non-threatening ap- and longevity. This has led to a fairly vo-
e3 for Life • 1
racious perusal of a myriad of diet books, words, almost any thoughtful approach to
fads and approaches over the years – both eating is somewhat – if not vastly – bet-
personally and vicariously through ob- ter than the thoughtless (and often dead-
serving the successes (and unfortunately ly) diet that most North Americans sadly
all-too often the failures) of my patients to consume; vast quantities of empty calorie
lose weight and gain health using these ap- foods, frequently as bereft of nutrients as
proaches. I (and those patient experiment- they are laden with toxins! Truly, the accu-
ers in my medical practice) have studied mulated (and ever-growing) mass of con-
and learned from the likes of: Harvey and vincing studies clearly linking diet, illness,
Marilyn Diamond (Fit for Life), Susan and a bewilderingly large array of diseases
Powter (Stop the Insanity), Barry Sears should come as no surprise at all.
(The Zone), Bill Philips (Body for Life), By the time we reach adulthood, the
Ather Agatston (The South Beach Diet), vast majority of chemicals in our bodies
Dean Ornish, and more recently luminaries have been replaced countless times; each
such as Gabriel Cousens, David Wolfe, and of our organs and tissues is more-or-less
many of their contemporaries in the raw continuously created anew – and always
food community. Each of the aforemen- from nutrient building blocks derived from
tioned approaches seems to have both pro- our food. We create ourselves daily with
ponents and antagonists, and each seems our food and dietary choices, through what
to have its own unique strengths and weak- we decide to put in our mouths. In a decep-
nesses; indeed, at least as compared to the tively simple yet truly profound way, our
“normal” approach to diet in our society, food becomes us – and in the end we truly
one could easily argue “most of the avail- are what we eat…
2 • Adam Hart
Adam’s approach to diet and lifestyle So, I’m pleased to welcome you to this
reflects an understanding of this truism. wonderful book, which – should you care
The information that he presents is well- to embark upon it – has the very real poten-
considered, nutritionally sound, and none- tial to help you to heal your body – and by
theless very accessible to those who don’t extension perhaps your life!
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Part 1
e3 for Life • 7
DRESSINGS, SAUCES & SPREADS
HOW TO PREPARE
RECIPE TIP
96 • Adam Hart
Super Food
Pis tachio Po wer
P istachios are a versatile and tasty nut. Not only do they provide a healthy dose of es-
sential fatty acid, they also contain an ideal supply of iron and are known to help lower
cholesterol – that is if you get them fresh, before they are roasted or salted. Pistachios are
also a great source of protein and fiber. With this nut so high in vital nutrients, it should be
a part of your daily diet.
e3 for Life • 97
MAGIC MACAROONS POWER DATE BARS
HOW TO PREPARE
HOW TO PREPARE
In a large mixing bowl mix until com-
bined the coconut, raw cane sugar, salt, Place dates into a food processor with wa-
egg whites, cinnamon, and vanilla extract. ter and blend. Add all the other ingredients
Pack mix into small teaspoon-size balls and blend together. Cover a square bak-
and place them on a baking sheet. Bake ing dish with wax or parchment paper and
at 350°F for 15 minutes or until golden place mixture evenly about 1 inch thick to
brown. So easy! be cut into bars when done. Refrigerate
overnight. Cut into bar serving sizes and
RECIPE TIP freeze to be eaten when desired.
Try adding 1/3 cup cocoa powder to make
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RECIPE TIP
HOW TO USE
Coconut is great raw. Use coconut shred- recipes such as Thai curries and coconut
ded; the oil of the coconut is a great addi- soups or added to a dip.
tion to any raw or low heat recipe as coco-
HOW TO STORE
nut meal; and the milk of the coconut such
as what is found in curry or Thai dishes. Store your dried coconut in a cool, dry
place.
SUGGESTIONS FOR DAILY USE
SHELF LIFE
Breakfast: Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of
shredded, unsulphured coconut into your If you buy your shredded coconut fresh,
cereal, smoothie or baked goods such as it will last for several months in the cup-
muffins or breads. board. You can also freeze it to extend the
Lunch/Snack: Try a little coconut oil in shelf life to 6 months.
your salad dressing or soups.
Dinner: Coconut milk is ideal in many