Plants for the Win! How a Plant-Based Diet May Help Prevent, Treat, and May Even Reverse Chronic Disease

Plants for the Win! How a Plant-Based Diet May Help Prevent, Treat, and May Even Reverse Chronic Disease

Fall (9 - 13 hours) | This course is completed

Centerra Parkway Lebanon, NH 03766 United States
Culinary Learning Center
New
10/16/2019-10/23/2019
1:00 PM-4:00 PM EST on Mon Wed
$60.00

Plants for the Win! How a Plant-Based Diet May Help Prevent, Treat, and May Even Reverse Chronic Disease

Fall (9 - 13 hours) | This course is completed

Lab Fee: $20

Does heart disease run in your family? Or diabetes? Or arthritis, migraines, dementia? These conditions and many more are strongly linked to what we eat, and it could very well be that it’s the FOOD that runs in the family. We’ll follow the science to look at how a whole food, plant-based, low fat diet has become the leading “treatment” plan for those with heart disease, type 2 diabetes, common cancers, for healthy weight loss, and even to prevent the dreaded Alzheimer’s disease.

Lifestyle Medicine is the new black, so to speak. Conferences are being held coast to coast to re-educate medical practitioners on what they missed in Med School...nutrition. It makes sense, since most chronic diseases are diet/lifestyle related. Pills and procedures may save lives in an emergency situation, but PLANTS, eating them, are our best form of prevention and treatment. It’s never too late to start on a healthier path.

In this three-part series, we’ll focus on heart disease and type 2 diabetes first, then cancer and weight loss, and lastly, our third class will cover diet and dementia/avoiding Alzheimer’s, plus a screening of a documentary that touches on all these topics.

Since food is our focus, we’ll be preparing and enjoying two delicious dishes during each class.

  • There are no required texts for this course.
DO NOT USE Perera, DO NOT USE Beth
DO NOT USE Beth DO NOT USE Perera

Beth discovered the benefits of eating plant-based (PB) when she experienced some health crises. She began studying plant-based diets, dropped animal products, felt great, then began collecting certifications in PB nutrition. Beth has studied under some of the world’s leading researchers in this field, and has been selected to teach other new instructors. Beth’s medical issues resolved themselves with simple diet changes, and now she strives to educate others on how they can take back control of their health.