Tag: "John Allen Mollenhauer"

The New Two Word Buzz Term for Healthy Eating
Aug 26

The New Two Word Buzz Term for Healthy Eating

John Allen Mollenhauer (that’s me) began promoting “Nutrient Rich”, the new two word buzz term for healthy eating back in 2005, when the USDA Dietary Guidelines recognized nutrient density as the fundamental principle of nutrition and the “Low Fat, Low Cal, Low Carb” diet fads began to quiet down. Low fat foods, low carb foods [...]

Aug 11

Do you need supplements eating a Nutrient Rich Diet?

This is a complex subject and there are many motivations behind why you would would to supplement your nutrient rich diet, or not. But check your biases at the door, because the answers here are not as clear cut at you might like them to be.

Jul 21

Nutrient Rich Fruit Smoothie Vintage Video

The super Simple Quick & Easy Smoothie is one of the 6 S’s of success in eating. Enjoy this “vintage” video.

Nov 6

How do do I know if I’m getting enough protein?

Hi all, below is a recent interview with Tiffany Pollard of Eating for Evolution. We addressed the issue of protein among a host of other questions she asked about eating Nutrient Rich. Enjoy! The following is a question that patients frequently ask me: “How much protein should I eat?” or “How do I know I [...]

Aug 24

VegiZest – the SuperFood Vegetable “Food” Supplement.

Imagine a cup of broth at night, or a soup or a seasoning, for a salad or any one of a myriad of dishes, and knowing that you weren’t getting a dose of increase-your-blood-pressure sodium that will put you at further risk of disease. Yet, it tasted like you were getting that hit of salt you’ve likely gotten used to while your body was getting a nutrient rich superfood that you loved!

Aug 20

Disease Proof Yourself!

Insulin causes weight gain, worsens the diabetes, promotes vulnerable plaque and takes a person at borderline risk if heart attack or stroke and makes them high risk. This has already be demonstrated in various studies to increase death rate.

Jun 9

NY Times – The Claim: Candy Can Hinder Athletic Performance

According to research, candy before exercise can enhance performance, but only to a point. Studies have shown, for example, that when athletes eat a 180-calorie candy bar and then ride a stationary bike for an hour — sprinting for the final 15 minutes — they perform better than on days when they drink only water beforehand. But on days when the subjects eat a solid meal a few hours earlier and then have sugar before riding, they do better than on just the sugar alone.

May 30

What should we eat?

Households should select predominantly plant-based diets rich in a variety of vegetables and fruits, pulses or legumes, and minimally processed starchy staple foods

Mar 31

The Nutrient Rich Food Revolution

There is a revolution taking place and it’s called the Nutrient Rich Food Revolution. People are waking up to the fact that eating nutrient poor foods are the primary cause of obesity, disease, disability and death! More and more people are starting to eat a Nutrient Rich diet; nutrient rich foods for better health, peak [...]

Feb 6

Change Your Diet, Reverse Disease Improve Your Life

If you’re looking to enhance your health, performance and your success read The China Study immediately. Finally, scientifically valid guidance on how much protein we need and where we should get it. The impact of these findings is enormous! ~ John Allen Mollenhauer