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Summary You literally are what you eat – the nutrient density in your body’s tissues is proportional to the nutrient density of your diet. This is bad news for many Amercians, because the Standard American Diet (SAD) gets more than 85 percent of its calories from health-damaging animal products and processed foods. What makes it more alarming is the fact that so many people believe they are eating a healthful diet. This is why Dr. Fuhrman developed the ANDI and Nutrient IQ scores to rate the nutrient density of foods. Read  5 Ways to amp up your nutrient intake G-BOMBS: The healthiest anti-cancer foods Related Product Dr. Fuhrman’s Nutritarian Handbook & ANDI Food Scoring Guide This concise instructional guide to the Nutritarian diet provides a comprehensive list of ANDI scores, side-by-side nutritional analysis of SAD and Nutritarian meals, plus recipes and menu plans I can summarize my dietary recommendations in one sentence: Whole plant foods are the best ones for our health and lon

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