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INTRODUCTION
Chronic disease affects half of all Americans and accounts for 84 percent of our
$3.8 trillion health care bill. This would be depressing except for one simple
fact: Most of these chronic illnesses are lifestyle-related diseases. That means
theyre preventable, treatable and often even reversible through changes in
lifestyle factors like diet, exercise, and stress.
More specifically, the food we eat (or dont eat) is the single biggest driver of
chronic illness everything from heart disease to diabetes, cancer to
dementia, arthritis to autoimmunity, and more.
Simply put, food can cause disease, but it also can cure disease.
Thats what the Padillas learned when they did The 10-Day Detox Diet (which
they continued for 40 days) and moved on to The Blood Sugar Solution. After
seven days Daniel Padilla was out of pain after suffering for 15 years on 15
different medications. After 40 days he was off his meds and felt amazing. And
after one year he and his wife, Rebecca, had lost over 160 pounds.
Daniel didnt need one diet for his rheumatoid arthritis, another for his high
blood pressure, and yet another for his migraines. He simply needed real food
anti-inflammatory food, detoxifying food, blood-sugar-balancing food, in
other words, The 10-Day Detox Diet.
Breakfast
Detox Shake
Make a clean shake using unsweetened almond, rice or coconut milk. Tip: Add
in a healthy serving of avocado or almond butter. For extra flavor add in fresh
or frozen organic berries or a dash of stevia.
Lunch
The Detox Diet
Prepare a hearty solid meal from the Detox Diet. Get the most out of it by
including dark greens, healthy fats, and quality protein.
Dinner
The Detox Diet
Prepare a hearty solid meal from the Detox Diet. Focus on a slightly lighter
meal for dinner. Entree-sized salads are great. See our meal plan for
inspiration.
DETOX DIET
Foods to include and exclude during
your Clean Detox
The Detox Diet is the foundation of the entire Clean Detox. Its a set dietary list
designed to avoid the major foods that cause allergies, sensitivities, and
digestive problems.
Here is a quick snapshot of the major foods youll eat and not eat on the Clean
Detox:
Remember, our bodies are not defective. You can thrive and be healthy by
paying attention to a few natural laws of biology. You dont need drugs to
survive!
DAY 1
BREAKFAST: Strawberry-Almond-Coconut Smoothie (pg. 64)
LUNCH: Dr. Hymans Super Salad Bar (pg. 85)
SNACKS: cup almonds, CucumberKale Smoothie (pg. 272)
DINNER: Roasted Salmon and Asparagus with HerbAvocado Mash (pg.
156) and Wild Mushroom Saut (pg. 258)
DAY 2
BREAKFAST: Aa Smoothie (pg. 66)
LUNCH: Shrimp and Snow Pea Salad (pg. 98)
SNACKS: cup walnuts, Roasted Vegetables with Artichoke Hummus
(pg. 278)
DINNER: Yellow Curry with Chicken Meatballs (pg. 198) and Cauliflower
Rice (pg. 264)
DAY 3
BREAKFAST: Turkey Sausage Patties (pg. 79) with a side of scrambled or
poached eggs
LUNCH: Brussels Sprouts and Broccoli Slaw with Seared Scallops (pg. 91)
SNACKS: cup cashews, Roasted Vegetables with Artichoke Hummus
(pg. 278)
DINNER: Slow-Cooked Brisket with Fennel and Onions (pg. 219) and
Wilted Mizuna with Walnuts (pg. 257)
DAY 4
BREAKFAST: Leftover Sausage patties with a side of scrambled or
poached eggs
LUNCH: Mustard Greens with Grilled Salmon (pg. 96)
SNACKS: cup pecans, Creamy Herbed Tahini Dip (pg. 281) with
vegetables
DINNER: Pacific Coast Bouillabaisse (pg. 137) with Green Beans and
Almonds (pg. 254)
DAY 5
BREAKFAST: CocoaAlmond Smoothie (pg. 69)
LUNCH: Chicken Salad in Endive Cups (pg. 108) with Arugula and Fennel
Salad (pg. 252)
SNACKS: cup almonds, Creamy Herbed Tahini Dip (pg. 281) with
vegetables
DINNER: Thai Green Curry with Soft-Shell Crabs (pg. 143) and Wilted
Mizuna with Walnuts (pg. 257)
DAY 6
BREAKFAST: SpinachMushroomAsparagus Strata (pg. 82)
LUNCH: Thai Chicken Noodle Soup (pg. 130) with Arugula and Fennel
Salad (pg. 252)
SNACKS: cup hazelnuts, Warm Herbed Olives (pg. 284) with fresh
vegetables
DINNER: Lamb and Mustard Green Stir-Fry (pg. 243) and Swiss Chard
with Pine Nuts and Scallions (pg. 256)
DAY 7
BREAKFAST: Wild Mushroom and Leek Frittata (pg. 77)
LUNCH: Seaweed Salad with Poached Shrimp (pg. 104)
SNACKS: cup pumpkin seeds, Warm Herbed Olives (pg. 284) with fresh
vegetables
DINNER: Whole Snapper Stuffed with Scallion and Ginger (pg. 165) and
Mashed Cauliflower with Horseradish (pg. 265)
DAY 8
BREAKFAST: Aa Smoothie (pg. 66)
LUNCH: Dr. Hymans Super Salad Bar (pg. 85)
SNACKS: cup walnuts, GuaKale-Mole (pg. 285) with fresh vegetables
DINNER: Chili-Spiced Turkey Meatloaf with Roasted Carrot Salad (pg.
210) and Zucchini Ribbons with Pearl Onions and Cardamom (pg. 268)
DAY 9
BREAKFAST: Strawberry-Almond-Coconut Smoothie (pg. 64)
LUNCH: Leftover Meatloaf and side salad
SNACKS: cup sunflower seeds, Gua-Kale-Mole (pg. 285) with fresh
vegetables
DINNER: Tandoori Shrimp with IndianSpiced Cabbage (pg. 145) and
Jicama Fries (pg. 271)
DAY 10
BREAKFAST: Aa Smoothie (pg. 66)
LUNCH: Dr. Hymans Super Salad Bar (pg. 85)
SNACKS: cup pine nuts, Lemony Cashew-Tahini Dip (pg. 288) with
fresh vegetables
DINNER: Forty-Clove Baked Chicken with Swiss Chard (pg. 179) and
Shredded Brussels Sprouts with Warm Walnut Dressing (pg. 255)
MY EXCLUSIVE APPROACH
My 10Day Detox Diet program and companion cookbook will show you what
food to eat, the proper portion sizes to enjoy and the important lifestyle
practices to incorporate into your daily routine so you melt away the fat and
restore health to your whole body, mind and spirit. I use the science and
principles of Functional Medicine, which is the future of medicineavailable
now. It seeks to identify and address the root causes of disease, and views the
body as one integrated system, not a collection of independent organs divided
up by medical specialties. It treats the whole system, not just the symptoms.
Through my Functional Medicine training, I was taught to treat the patient, not
the disease. By shifting the traditional disease-centered practice of medicine to
PROTEIN
Poultry: chicken, turkey, duck, pheasant, Cornish game hen, look for
hormone and antibiotic free
Seafood: anchovies, clams, cod, crab, flounder/sole, herring, small halibut,
mussels, wild salmon (canned or fresh), sardines, sable, shrimp, scallops,
trout
Eggs: Up to 8 per week, organic or omega 3 eggs only
Red or Wild Meat: lamb, beef, bison, venison, ostrich, deer, elk
Soy: tofu or tempeh, organic non-GMO only
Nuts & Seeds:
Nuts: almonds, Brazil, cashews, hazelnuts, macadamia, pecans, pine,
pistachios, walnuts, raw cacao
Seeds: chia, flax, hemp, pumpkin, sesame, sunflower
Nut/Seed Butters: Almond, cashew, pecan, macadamia, walnut
Nut Flours: almond meal, coconut flour
Oils:
FAT
NONSTARCHY
VEGETABLES
FRUIT
SWEETENERS
DAIRY
GRAINS OR
BEANS
BEVERAGES
PROTEIN
RED OR WILD MEAT
FRUIT
NUTS OR SEEDS
NON-STARCHY
VEGETABLES
HEALTHY FATS AND
OILS
WATER
PORTION SIZE
4-6 ounces
TIPS FOR THE 10DAY DETOX DIET (as best as your budget affords)
Look for organic, grass- or range-fed, antibiotic- and hormone-free poultry,
eggs and meat
Look for small, wild or sustainably-raised, low-mercury, cold-water fish
Choose organic omega-3 eggs from pasture-raised chickens
Choose non-GMO, organic whole food based soy like tofu or tempeh
Look for raw nuts and seeds; avoid those which are cooked in oil or fried
Choose expeller or cold-pressed and unrefined oils
10-DAY
DETOX
DIET
RECIPES
Instructions:
1. Keep whisked eggs in a bowl at room temperature.
2. Heat oil over medium-high heat and saut onion for 2 minutes,
or until softened. Reduce heat to medium-low.
3. Add garlic and stir to combine. Add greens, tomatoes, olives
and seasonings. Cook for another 2 minutes, stirring frequently.
4. Add eggs to mixture and scramble.
5. Turn heat off.
6. Layer 2 slices of turkey together. Spread a layer of hummus on
top. Place a little egg mixture on one-half of the turkey breast
and then roll the rest of the turkey around the egg mixture.
7. If desired, place back into skillet and cook the wrap until the
turkey is warmed through, or eat as-is. Spread any leftover egg
mixture over the top.
8. Top with avocado and serve with a side of berries.
Nutritional analysis per serving (1 wrap): calories 324, fat 24 g,
saturated fat 5 g, cholesterol 343 mg, fiber 5 g, protein 20 g,
carbohydrate 7 g, sodium 493 mg
Nutritional analysis per serving (1 wrap with cup berries):
calories 365, fat 24 g, saturated fat 5 g, cholesterol 343 mg, fiber
7 g, protein 21 g, carbohydrate 17 g, sodium 499 mg
Reduce Stress
Stress alone can cause many chronic diseases. Take a heart attack. Stress often
triggers a cascade of events that cause a heart attack by creating inflammation,
causing high blood pressure, and even making your blood more likely to clot.
Finding ways to manage stress and to relax is essential for dealing with nearly
all chronic health conditions.
Learn to reduce stress by doing regular relaxation exercises such as yoga, tai
chi, meditation, breathing, guided imagery, or whatever it takes to engage the
relaxation nervous system, which can lower your inflammation and blood
sugar levels as well as increase metabolism and help with your overall health.
Try classes, buy CDs (you can try my Ultra Calm audio program), try therapy, or
just go out and have fun. Do whatever it takes to hit the pause button on a
daily basis and maintain your health.
Sleep
I used to think that MD stood for medical deity and meant I didnt have to
follow the same sleep rules as every other human being. I stayed up late
working long shifts in the emergency room, ignoring the demands of my body.
It wasnt until I learned that shift work leads to a shortened life expectancy
that I quit.
Unfortunately, our lives are infiltrated with constant stimuli that keep us
revved up until the moment we go to bed. Its no wonder so many of us have
trouble getting restful sleep.
Instead of pushing through until your head hits the pillow, try to take a little
holiday in the two hours before bed. Create a sleep ritual a special set of
little things you do before bed in order to guide your body into a deep,
healing sleep.
Here are some tips on how to restore your natural sleep rhythm. It may take
weeks or months, but using these tools in a coordinated way will eventually
reset your biological rhythms:
Practice the regular rhythms of sleep. Go to bed and wake up at the same
time each day.
Use your bed for sleep and romance only, not for television or even reading.
Create an aesthetic environment that encourages sleep. Use serene and
restful colors and eliminate clutter and distraction.
Create total darkness and quiet. Consider using eyeshades and earplugs.
Avoid caffeine.
Avoid alcohol. It may help you get to sleep initially, but it causes
interruptions throughout the night, resulting in poor-quality sleep.
Get at least 20 minutes exposure to daylight daily. The light from the sun
enters your eyes and triggers your brain to release specific chemicals and
hormones like melatonin that are vital to healthy sleep, mood, and aging.
Eat no later than three hours before bed. Eating a heavy meal prior to bed
will lead to a bad nights sleep.
Dont exercise vigorously after dinner. It excites the body and makes it more
difficult to get to sleep.
Write your worries down. One hour before bed, write down the things that
are causing you anxiety and make your to-do list for the next day to reduce
your worry. It will free up your mind and energy to move into deep and restful
sleep.
Take a hot salt/soda aromatherapy bath. Raising your body temperature
before bed helps to induce sleep. A hot bath also relaxes your muscles and
reduces tension physically and psychically. By adding 1 to 1 cups Epsom salt
(magnesium sulfate) and 1 to 1 cups baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to
your bath, you will gain the benefits of magnesium absorbed through your skin
and the alkaline-balancing effects of the baking soda, both of which help with
sleep.
Get a massage or stretch before bed. This helps relax the body, making it
easier to fall asleep.
Warm your middle. This raises your core temperature and helps trigger the
proper chemistry for sleep. A hot-water bottle, heating pad or a warm body
can do the trick.
Avoid medications that interfere with sleep. These include sedatives (which
are used to treat insomnia, but ultimately lead to dependence and disruption
of normal sleep rhythms), antihistamines, stimulants, cold medication,
steroids, and headache medication that contains caffeine.
Use herbal therapies. Try 200 mg of passionflower, or 320 mg to 480 mg of
valerian root extract standardized to 0.2 percent valerenic acid one hour
before bed.
Take 200 mg to 400 mg of magnesium citrate or glycinate before bed. This
relaxes the nervous system and muscles.
Other supplements and herbs can be helpful in getting some shuteye. Try
calcium, theanine (an amino acid from green tea), GABA, 5-HTP, melatonin,
and magnolia. (I like a product called Kavinace UltraPM that has a form of
GABA, melatonin, and 5-HTP all in one. It works well for many of my patients.)
Try 1 mg to 3 mg of melatonin at night, which can help stabilize your sleep
rhythms.
Get a relaxation, meditation or guided imagery CD. Any of these may help
you get to sleep.