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Title: Nutrition 101


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Nutrition 101
  • What do the healthiest and longest- lived people
    on earth eat?
  • Looking at traditional cultures to understand
    the American diet

Juan Boriosi MD
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Worlds longest lived peoples
Abkhasians
Hunzas
Okinawans
Vilcabambans
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What do these guys eat?
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Abkhasians lacto-vegetarian diet
  • Mainly raw foodists
  • Fermented milk matzoni
  • Seasonal salads, pickled veggies, and fruits
  • Cornmeal porridge
  • Nuts
  • Little meat during festivities
  • No sugar, little salt, and no processed food
  • Overeating is socially inappropriate

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Abkhasians lifestyle beyond food
  • Physically active into their late years
  • Social status increases with age
  • Abkhasians are proud of their wrinkles

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Vilcabambans mostly vegan diet
  • Whole grains
  • Fresh pickled veggies, fruits and salads
  • Fat from avocados, nuts and seeds
  • Very little dairy, eggs, and meat
  • No processed food, no sugar, little salt

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Vilcabambans lifestyle beyond food
  • Physically active
  • Respect for the elders
  • Strong social support

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Hunzas mostly vegan diet
  • Dried apricot and millet porridge
  • Whole grains
  • Fresh fruits and veggies
  • Flaxseeds
  • Very little meat and dairy (lt 1)
  • No processed foods, no sugar and little salt
  • Mostly raw foodist

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Hunzas lifestyle beyond food
  • Physically active into their late years
  • Little land for farming
  • Austere life

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From Healthy at 100. John Robins, 2006
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Okinawans mostly vegan diet
  • Whole grains
  • Fresh veggies and fruits
  • Nuts and seeds
  • Beans
  • Little red meat and dairy ( lt 1 )
  • No processed food, no sugar, little salt
  • Low-calorie eat less to live longer

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Okinawan lifestyle beyond food
  • Respect for the elderly
  • Strong social support

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What about disease in Okinawa?
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Okinawa health facts
  • 50 centenarians per 100,000 population
  • Average BMI 18 to 22 (lean lt 23)
  • Low blood levels of free radicals
  • 20 fewer hip fractures than do mainland
    Japanese, and Japanese 40 fewer hip fractures
    than Americans

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Hormone-Dependent Cancer Risk Yearly Cancer
Deaths (per 100,000 people)
  • Location Life Expectancy Breast Ovarian
    Prostate Colon
  • Okinawa 81.2 6 3 4 8
  • Japan 79.9 11 3 8 16
  • Hong Kong 79.1 11 3 4 11
  • Sweden 79.0 34 10 52 19
  • Italy 78.3 37 4 23 17
  • Greece 78.1 29 3 20 13
  • USA 76.8 33 7 28 19
  • Adapted from World Health Organization 1996
    Japan Ministry of Health and Welfare

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From Healthy at 100. John Robins, 2006
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American diet
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What do longest lived peoples have in common?
  • Mostly vegan with little animal foods
  • Low calorie
  • No processed food
  • No sugar
  • Little salt
  • No butter and hydrogenated fats

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Vegan pyramid
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Conclusion
  • A mostly vegan diet provides the highest
    potential to prevent chronic diseases

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Thank You!!!
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