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Perricone diet - foods permitted

The Perricone diet is basically a low-GI diet, but filled with a lot of salmon and berries (especially purple berries) for their anti-inflammatory effect.

The following are the list of foods permitted to achieve weight loss on the Perricone diet:

 

“Omega-3 rich seafood”

 

“Other seafood recommended”

 

“Recommended poultry”




“Best dairy sources of protein”

 

“Organic, unsalted nuts”

 

“Fruits”

 

“Vegetables”

 

“Herbs”

 

“Spices”

 

 

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“Beverages”

 

“Sweeteners”

 

“Healthy good fats”

 

“Organic grains/legumes - use only in moderation”

 

For more more detailed and comprehensive list on all the foods permitted, see the Perricone Diet official web site, which also has an example diet plan.

There is also a one week sample menu, with recipes on Oprah.com

 

 

 

REFERENCES

1. Dr Perricone recommends acai berry because of its excellent essential fatty acid, amino acid and anti-inflammatory properties. Dr Perricone states that the acai berry is a powerhouse fruit, as it provides quality protein, healthy fat, calcium, fibre and strong antioxidants in the one natural, healthy package.

2. Dr Perricone recommends the agave fruit and in particular its nectar as a sweetener, as is it much sweeter than sugar (25% more sweeter) and has low GI (about 10-11). Dr Perricone recommends agave nectar as a healthier alternative to traditional (sugar, honey) and non-traditional, artificial sweeteners.

 

 

 

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Disclaimer: The advice on this site should be viewed as a general guideline only and it should not replace the advice of a medical professional. Always consult your medical or health care provider to get the advice and care for your particular and individual health, nutrition, diet and fitness circumstances.

 

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