I took on the challenge of a 3 day water fast this week after my Napa Valley Marathon. What a great way to recover. I wanted to see what it was like to go multiple days fasting on nothing but water. I lived and it was not too bad. Food really looks and tastes good now. It was sort of like a marathon. At mile 15 you start to experience some discomfort and the last 6 miles can be very uncomfortable but tolerable. The last of of the fast was particularly challenging when I interviewed Timaree Hagenburger, MPH, RD. She is a professor of nutrition as well as the auther of the new book called The Foodie Bar Way. It is unique in that it is laid out in sections giving choices like at a salad bar with the ability to “raise the bar” and make them even more nutrient dense. She writes about oatmeal bars, mediterranean fajita bars, pizza bars, and loaded potato bars to name a few. The photography is amazing and all of the dishes are oil free and nutrient dense. It gives guidelines for the recipes or allow for improverization to meet your own tastes and needs. Check her and her book out at www. The NutritionProfessor.com, www.FoodieBars.com and on Twitter @The NutriProf. Please contact me with questions at jamidulaney@gmail or doctordulaney.com.
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Adina Magallon
I love Mrs Timaree’s idea in her new books you have so many healthy choices plus you can be your own creator, the ideas, the suggestion are so deliciously genius that all in my house love it and enjoy from a nice healthy dense meal all together bravo Mrs Timaree this is one of your dreams come thru and way much to come. We love you in CRC always.
Thank you always for your support to all the students in Sacramento, CA. Many blessings. Adina
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Dr. Dulaney
Thank you. I am now carrying The Foodie Bar Way in my office as it is a great book to help my patients transition into plant strong cooking and health. Thank you Timaree for your dedication.