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Catherine Shanahan

Category Health & Wellness
Pages 512 Pages
Publication Year 2018
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9781250113849

Rs. 1,438

Flatiron Books

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Deep Nutrition

Deep Nutrition

Why Your Genes Need Traditional Food

Who it's for: Health-conscious readers interested in traditional diets and epigenetics

Deep Nutrition by Dr. Catherine Shanahan explores the transformative power of ancestral dietary habits. Drawing on diets from regions like the Mediterranean, Okinawa, and other renowned “Blue Zones,” Dr. Cate highlights how traditional food practices can lead to longer, healthier, and more vibrant lives. The foundation of her research—termed “The Human Diet”—revolves around four key nutritional strategies: fresh foods, fermented and sprouted foods, meat cooked on the bone, and nutrient-dense organ meats. Rooted in her own journey as a physician, biochemist, and elite athlete, she blends historical wisdom with cutting-edge epigenetic science to demonstrate how food shapes our health at the cellular level. Why You Should Read Deep Nutrition Discover the profound impact that nutritional choices can have on your well-being. Here are 4-5 compelling reasons to read this book: 1. Unlock the Power of Traditional Foods: Learn how ancestral eating habits can revolutionize your physical and mental health. 2. Transform Your Health Through Epigenetics: Understand how your diet can influence your DNA, affecting not just your health but that of future generations. 3. Practical Dietary Insights: Gain actionable strategies to improve mood, boost fertility, sharpen cognition, and more. 4. Break Free from Modern Diet Confusion: Navigate the maze of conflicting nutritional advice with clear, science-backed principles. 5. Achieve Lasting Wellness: Discover how to build stronger bones, radiant skin, and a resilient body through holistic, nutritious eating. Deep Nutrition isn’t just another diet book—it’s a guide to reclaiming your health through the timeless wisdom of traditional foods.

Highlights

  • Explains 'The Human Diet' with four key strategies: fresh, fermented/sprouted, bone-cooked meat, organ meats.
  • Draws on diets from Blue Zones like the Mediterranean and Okinawa.
  • Connects food choices to epigenetic effects on health and future generations.
  • Written by a physician, biochemist, and former athlete.
  • Offers practical guidance for mood, fertility, cognition, and physical resilience.

Themes

Ancestral diet · Epigenetics · Traditional food · Nutrition and health · Blue zones

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Publisher Flatiron Books
ISBN 9781250113849
Pages 512 Pages
Publication Year 2018
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000079027

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Questions about this book

What is 'The Human Diet'?

It's the author's term for the traditional eating pattern based on four strategies: fresh foods, fermented and sprouted foods, meat cooked on the bone, and organ meats.

Does the book discuss genetics?

Yes, it explores how diet influences gene expression through epigenetics, affecting not only personal health but also future generations.

Is this a practical guide or a scientific book?

It blends both: it presents scientific research and historical wisdom, but also offers actionable dietary advice for improving health.

What regions' diets are highlighted?

The book draws on diets from the Mediterranean, Okinawa, and other 'Blue Zones' known for longevity.