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By reading "The Healthy Indian Diet," you'll learn
why modern diets promote heart disease, diabetes and cancers, what in Indian diets are good and why they can prevent disease, and how to prepare healthier Indian dishes with 30 recipes.  Free Sample (courtesy of Amazon "Look Inside" feature)
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PaperbackAvailable on Amazon.com
and your local Barnes & Noble store
e-BookVisit Smashwords for e-book formats for
devices made by Sony, Kobo and others Reviews
"The Healthy Indian Diet" has been reviewed by the famous Kirkus Reviews and mentioned in the Houston Chronicle in February 2012. There's also an explanation of what's in the book on YouTube. For more, go to the About page.
"I think this book is a great intro to a healthy real food diet in general, and to the specifics of an Indian diet in particular. It is exactly as advertised, and it contains real world, common sense advice that is easy to remember. You won’t need to buy expensive supplements, and he doesn’t villify and entire group of macronutrients. You won’t need to consult charts or lists to find out what food you should today, and there is no schedule to follow." - Blogger "I'd recommend this book to anyone with an interest in Indian food and/or someone trying to understand the cause behind today's chronic diseases (diabetes, heart disease, etc.). Somebody should send Dr. Oz a copy - it's the type of book he'd surely approve of!" - Reviewer on Amazon |
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Starter Kit!
"The Healthy Indian Diet" paperback and 6 essential Indian spices (cardamom, fenugreek, turmeric, cumin, garam masala and mustard seed) from Spice Republic makes a perfect gift!
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Disclaimer: The facts, advice and opinion on www.healthyindiandiet.com are based on scientific evidence published in journals. However, no content should be construed as medical advice. You should seek the counsel of your physician before making changes based on the content, especially if you have a medical condition.