How great is this? Dr. Barnard is on the Ellen Degeneres show today! Definitely worth watching and it is wonderful that a widely watched and respected TV show is bringing on a doctor who advocated the vegan lifestyle.
Here are tips from Dr. Bernard listed on Ellen's website:
On Monday, Ellen had a candid discussion about diets with leading clinical researcher and nutritionist Dr. Neal Barnard. According to Dr. Barnard, each year the average American consumes 205 pounds of sugar, 10 pounds of chocolate and 32 pounds of cheese! Here are some of Dr. Barnard’s healthy alternatives to sugar, chocolate, cheese and even meat.
Alternatives to sugar:
Fresh fruit -- As a dessert, or as a snack; keep some sliced cantaloupe in your refrigerator, for example. Maple syrup -- It’s sugary, but is so flavorful that people consume less. Stevia
Fresh fruit -- As a dessert, or as a snack; keep some sliced cantaloupe in your refrigerator, for example. Maple syrup -- It’s sugary, but is so flavorful that people consume less. Stevia
Alternatives to chocolate:
Cocoa powder -- Can be used for chocolate-dipped fruit, for example. Only the thin outer surface is chocolate. Carob -- doesn’t cause migraines, as chocolate can. Chocolate sorbet -- lower in fat and calories, compared with chocolate ice cream.
Cocoa powder -- Can be used for chocolate-dipped fruit, for example. Only the thin outer surface is chocolate. Carob -- doesn’t cause migraines, as chocolate can. Chocolate sorbet -- lower in fat and calories, compared with chocolate ice cream.
Alternatives to cheese:
Soy cheese -- widely available, but variable in quality. Nutritional yeast -- makes a cheesy flavor in sauces and casseroles. Avocado -- has the “mouth-feel” of cheese, without cholesterol or animal fat.
Soy cheese -- widely available, but variable in quality. Nutritional yeast -- makes a cheesy flavor in sauces and casseroles. Avocado -- has the “mouth-feel” of cheese, without cholesterol or animal fat.
Alternatives to meat:
Veggie dogs, burgers, deli slices, etc. Beans -- for burritos, tacos, and sauces. Seitan -- a wheat derivative that tastes like meat. TVP, tofu, and tempeh -- soy products that can simulate meat.
Veggie dogs, burgers, deli slices, etc. Beans -- for burritos, tacos, and sauces. Seitan -- a wheat derivative that tastes like meat. TVP, tofu, and tempeh -- soy products that can simulate meat.
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