What Doctors Don't Tell You* Eat fresh and organic, with more protein and fats – and less carbohydrates and sugar – than food experts recommend
* Avoid anything processed, refined or interfered with. The chances are, it contains trans fats or polyunsaturated oils.
* Don’t consciously avoid fats of any sort if they are a natural part of the food you eat. It may be healthier to eat that fresh chicken with its skin than to eat a processed ready-meal of chicken breast without it.
* Don’t forget fish oils and flaxseed oils – the omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty acids – which are the really good fats.
* Cook with traditional fats and oils: butter, lard, coconut and olive oils.
Daniel Redwood DC
Tom Ferguson MD
