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Eat More, Live Well

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Megan Rossi

To embrace the benefits of a plant-focused diet, start by evaluating how many whole, unprocessed plant-based foods you consume weekly, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes, while excluding processed items like fries or fruit juice. Aim for variety, with servings measured as roughly a cup for most produce, half a cup for calorie-dense options like beans or grains, and smaller portions for nuts and seeds. Incorporating diverse plant foods—like ancient grains, leafy greens, and locally-sourced produce—enhances gut health by increasing fiber intake, which supports digestion, nutrient absorption, and beneficial gut bacteria. Avoid relying on processed plant-based substitutes, as they often lack nutritional value and disrupt gut microbiome balance. Instead, explore creative ways to prepare whole foods, using herbs, spices, and simple cooking techniques to rediscover their natural flavors. Over time, this approach not only improves gut health and overall well-being but also retrains your palate, reducing cravings for overly processed foods. The next chapter will explore how a truly diverse plant-based diet can further transform your health.

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This book explores the transformative power of a diverse, plant-focused diet, emphasizing the importance of variety and minimally processed whole foods for optimal health. It delves into how incorporating 30 distinct plant-based servings weekly can enhance gut health, stabilize mood, and improve energy levels, all while reigniting your appreciation for natural flavors. With practical tips for diversifying your meals and breaking free from processed food cravings, it offers a fresh perspective on nourishing your body and fostering long-term well-being. Packed with actionable insights, it’s a guide to unlocking the full potential of plant-based eating.

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Dr. Megan Rossi is a research fellow at King’s College London as well as an internationally renowned author, dietician, and nutrition expert. She founded and directs the Gut Health Clinic in London. Her books Eat More, Live Well and Eat Yourself Healthy are both Sunday Times best sellers.

To embrace the benefits of a plant-focused diet, start by evaluating how many whole, unprocessed plant-based foods you consume weekly, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes, while excluding processed items like fries or fruit juice. Aim for variety, with servings measured as roughly a cup for most produce, half a cup for calorie-dense options like beans or grains, and smaller portions for nuts and seeds. Incorporating diverse plant foods—like ancient grains, leafy greens, and locally-sourced produce—enhances gut health by increasing fiber intake, which supports digestion, nutrient absorption, and beneficial gut bacteria. Avoid relying on processed plant-based substitutes, as they often lack nutritional value and disrupt gut microbiome balance. Instead, explore creative ways to prepare whole foods, using herbs, spices, and simple cooking techniques to rediscover their natural flavors. Over time, this approach not only improves gut health and overall well-being but also retrains your palate, reducing cravings for overly processed foods. The next chapter will explore how a truly diverse plant-based diet can further transform your health.

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