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Kushi's Complete Guide to Macrobiotic Cooking
by Aveline Kushi.
I view the Kushi family as leaders in the
Macrobiotic way. I found this to be an excellent
and "complete" guide.
Macrobiotic
Cooking for Everyone by Edward and Wendy
Esko.
Another excellent book with many variations in
the meals.
Cooking
with Japanese Foods by Jan & John
Belleme.
A very helpful guide to cooking with the natural
foods of Japan; especially if you are just
learning this wonderful, healthy art of cooking.
The
Self-Healing Cookbook by Kristina Turner.
This is a great Macrobiotic Primer for Healing
Body, Mind and Moods with Whole, Natural Foods.
It is easy to understand and starts with the
basics of miso soup to vegetables, grains, veggie
burgers and even pasta and desserts. This book
also includes very helpful hints on how to adjust
to this dietary change.
Sweet
& Sugar Free; An All Natural, Fruit Sweetened
Dessert Cookbook by Karen E. Barkie.
When I was getting off white sugar, this little
book was a God Send! Great for the whole family!
The
Yeast Connection Cookbook : A Guide to Good
Nutrition and Better Health by William G.
Crook, M.D., Marjorie Hurt Jones, R.N.
This is the Bible of all my cookbooks because
using it made me feel so much healthier--even
during chemotherapy. See Dr. Crook's book called
"The Yeast Connection" in my Natural
Remedies shelf for further information on the
importance of this type of nutrition plan.
Vibrant
Living: A Celebration of Wellness: A Cookbook for
Vibrant Living with over 300 Heart Healthy, No
Dairy, No cholesterol, Non-fat, Lowfat &
Inspired Recipes by Natalie Cederquist &
James Livin, M.D.
I feel it is so important to eat fresh, organic
and "alive" foods whenever possible.
This book will tell you how.
The
Miracle Foods Cookbook; Easy, low-cost recipes
and Menus with Antioxidant Rich Vegetables and
Fruits that Help you Fight Disease and Lose
Weight by M.J. Smith.
I found that antioxidants are so important for my
overall health. See also other books on
Antioxidants in my Natural Remedies shelf.
What
to Eat Now: The Cancer Lifeline Cookbook: An
Easy-to-Use Nutrition Guide to Delicious and
Healthy Eating for Cancer Patients, Survivors and
Caregivers by Rachel Keim, Ginny Smith.
I believe anyone can benefit from this book of
over 90 recipes from the normal american-style
food groups.
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