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A bright and
bitter future.

"Diners will want more vegetarian dishes, more ethnically diverse foods and more organically grown foods." Michael F. Jacobson, PhD, Executive Director Center For Science in the Public Interest, Washington, DC
...Desired combinations of foods and foods that either heal or prevent sickness will become the focus of eating." Paula Lambert, President of the International Association of Culinary Professions (IACP)
"There will be more of an emphasis on vegetables and fruit." Pamela Parseghian, Executive Food Editor, Nation's Restauarnt News, NYC
"There will be a greater move towards vegan and lacto-ovo begetarianism....chefs will be forced to use smaller, more highly nutritious portions... Fritz Sonnenschmidt, Chair of the American Academy of Chefs
...people will start looking at their health and how food changes it. They will start looking at food as medicine." Kerry Sear Chef/Owner, Cascadia, Seattle Bright.

Recipes

Tomato Salad Santa Fe

Grilled Mediterranean Vegetable Pita Pockets

Miami Beach Pink Bean Wrap

 

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Phytochemicals Table 2

Plant Food

Phytochemical

Protective Effects

Grains and Beans
Sapponins, Isoflavones

• Neutralize cancer causing enzymes in the gut
• Reduce serum cholesterol

Soy Beans
Genistein
Alter hormone metabolism to reduce tumor growth
Allium Vegetables: Onions, Garlic, Chives, Leeks, Scallions
Quercetin, Sulfur Allyl Cystein, Allicin
• Antioxidant
• Detoxify
• Decrease cholesterol and atherosclerosis
Cruciferous Vegetables: Broccoli, Kale, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Cauliflower
Sulforane, Brassin, Indoles, Glucosinolates, Indoles, Isothiocyanate
Antioxidants
Citrus Fruits
Terpens, Flavones
• Boost protective enzyme activity
• Antioxidant
Wine, Grapes, Cranberries
Flavonoids, Ellagic, Quercetin
Antioxidant: beneficial for heart disease and cancer
Green, Black, Oolong Tea
Flavonoids, Quercetin, Polyphenols, Catechins
• Antioxidant
• Reduce tumor growth
• Reduce cholesterol
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Oleuropin, Hydroxytyrosol
Antioxidant, beneficial for heart disease prevention
Tomatoes
Lycopene
Antioxidant
Fiber
Phytoestrogens
Reduce risk of hormone related cancers

 

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