Who's Concerned About Nutrition? - Dr. Doug Graham

http://www.FoodnSport.com

Dr. Doug Graham speaks on September 28th, 2008 in New York City.

What do you get with The 80/10/10 Diet?

-peak performance for any athlete
-perfect weight no matter what your body type
- off-the-charts wellness
-success with a low-fat vegan raw food diet
-simplicity in your lifestyle
-a healthy relationship with your food
-and enviable vitality

For more information visit:
http:///www.FoodnSport.com

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[FoodnSport]

Just for clarity... his finger is bent from an accident he had as a gymnast where he landed wrong and tore the ligament. He does not have arthritis. One of his fitness classes is ample to demonstrate this. His pinky has been bent this way since he was a teenager.

Say what you want about a fruit diet, we hear it all the time.

Our athletes are still breaking personal records, so sticks and stones.

But please don't make assumptions you have no proof of You simply start gossip.

[Gary1111001]

It was only a matter of time before someone attempted to use his FINGER against the way he eats. LOL People will use ANYTHING!

If you listened to more of him and Ornish, McDougal, etc, you'd have more than 2 cents.

The body runs on carbs. NOTHING else is "actually sufficient long-term".

[Alexandromena]

In his books does he refer to any medical studies proving that humans use so little protein?

I keep on looking on the website and listening to his lecture, but he doesn't give ANY medical evidence.

[JimmyBevvelz]

@andriante Meat is fat and protein. After you cook it, the vitamins and other nutrients that are in it pale in comparison to the content of fruits and vegetables. So no, meat serves no purpose beyond calories, even if our bodies were made to eat it.

[blueeyedgenie]

@ProWrestlingSwede He is probably older than your grandpa and healthier than you, how do you expect him to look at his age?

[Mekelsior]

@daniyan Thank you I will have a look, I'm still not raw.. but I will make the changes needed as soon as possible. Have a wonderful fruity day to you as well and God bless! =)

[daniyan]

@Mekelsior Hello, you can order Doug Graham's books on amazon, they ship anywhere in the world i think. I live in Bulgaria (Southeast Europe) and the 80/10/10 book came in less that 20 days. Have a sweet fruity day! :)

[andriante]

Man will evolve from this vegetarian idiocy soon and realize that meat is what we're made to eat. Yes this is coming from an ex-vegan

[Mekelsior]

Can you give me a tip on how to eat just quickly so I can get a head start? Is there dangers to malnutrition if I eat limited variation, north of Norway is not to lush with vegetables or fruit this time of year. How should I transition? (Currently just following dietary laws, eating clean meat..) But I want to make a change for the best and for the long haul. Anyway God bless you guys and keep up the good work!

[Mekelsior]

Hi, I live in Norway, is it possible to get the book shipped here? I'm very interested in living the best lifestyle possible as God designed it this way, fruits and seeds was the diet in the garden of Eden according to the Bible and vegetables were added after the fall. Anyway, I will go for this diet as soon as I get a new salary :) Thanks for opening up my eyes that had slowly closed and I was almost in a complete stupor.