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macrobiotic diet?

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french_momma said #11 Apr 2, 2010 at 3:53pm

OK, thanks so much Inner winds! (love your name!!!)

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Phiya Kushi said #12 Apr 3, 2010 at 12:01pm

Hi Donna and Manya ( and all),

There are many books to get you started. "Inner winds" mentioned a great and more recent one "Hip Chick's Guide To Macrobiotics" by Jessica Porter. A good basic introductory book written in the 1980s is "The Macrobiotic Way" by Michio Kushi.

I am developing a new website under my name as an online resource for macrobiotics. Currently I host live free conference calls that I am calling "Macrobiotic Miracles" featuring guest speakers who have been able to transform their lives.

You can see more about here: http://www.phiyakushi.com/monday/

Manya - On my site I am planning to address questions concerning Macrobiotic Counselors and Counseling. If you (or anyone) has a specific question then feel free to message me on here or through Facebook ( http://www.facebook.com/Phiya )

Thanks,
Phiya

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Denny Waxman said #13 Apr 13, 2010 at 4:34am

Another great read is The Great Life Diet, Author: Denny Waxman

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VeggieGirlie said #14 Jan 6, 2012 at 11:44pm

Added this to my Amazon wishlist. Thanks :)

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Kaylin Johnson said #15 Jan 28, 2012 at 9:50am

Alicia totally inspired me to dig into Macrobiotics as well! I found a couple of fun books I enjoyed as well: Hip Chick's Guide to Macrobiotics (Jessica is amazing and hilarious) and Mayumi's Kitchen, which offers macrobiotic recipes inspired by world cuisine and is written by Madonna's former personal chef.


I checked out a bunch of other macrobiotic books from the library, but I was most interested in simple, fun recipes and less interested in books about the philosophy.


Another thing I really love about macrobiotics is the idea of soaking and cooking any dried beans with Kombu - really helps cut down on the gas. Alicia's beans and squash and her arame with carrots and onions in The Kind Diet really got me macrobiotic eating.

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