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Salad as a Main Dish – Dr. Fuhrman

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  1. A REDTAIL

    Where would i find all of those stuff that your mixing into this dish.? I
    am guessing at any health food store correct.?

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  2. justgivemethetruth

    This is what I need … I have been vegetarian for about a month now, and I
    am running out of ideas of what to eat. I think a lot of our food habits
    are just based on convenience and running out of variety. This is cool.

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  3. Ann

    YUM

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  4. Elijah Lynn

    The Russian Fig Dressing is amazing! It is so quick to make too.

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  5. NuclearNympho

    ok I am back…i tried this…it was AWESOME!!!

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  6. Paul Recchia

    I had the same exact thought, but I rather like the combo. I used a spicy
    marinara (no salt added) and it pretty much overpowered the almond butter.

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  7. KpopGrrl

    @ImaRiseToThaTop That’s genetics, can’t really help it without medication
    or surgery.

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  8. Carol Hazel

    Very good recipe. Dr. Fuhrman, I really do receive a great deal of help
    from your books and DVD’s. This an easy video although the music is to
    loud. Thank you for ALL your help.

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  9. SALIMSTEWART08

    that looks like something i would eat for sure!

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  10. 606Athena

    No, it wasn’t rude; it was an understandably legitimate question. Not just
    genetics and/or hormones, either. It’s a combination of the nutrition of
    the 2 or 3 immediate female ancestors + his early nutrition + genetics.

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  11. doggiesarus

    Great Salad dressing idea. I love raw kale and this would be a great
    dressing for kale. I have been making a dressing of raw walnut butter and
    balsamic vinegar, with avocados and kale. I thought some orange juice might
    be good in it.

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  12. ConcreteRiver

    I love how Dr. Fuhrman encourages the use of healthy plant fats such as
    nuts,nut butters and avocados. The rabid anti fat stances of other vegan
    Docs gets somewhat tedious after awhile

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  13. Eduardo lugo

    Wow.. You do look young! 🙂 I would follow his advice if I were you guys..
    actually, I am following his advice. 🙂

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  14. odomi121

    @mickey0667 hmmm…all I saw him do is Cut, Pour, Scoop, Slice and Mix. A
    12 year old can do that.

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  15. Marco Stott

    Yeah, using a chef knife is way too dangerous.

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  16. Bodybuddhauk

    Please look at this channel should you wish health and healing. peace and
    Blessings to all.

    Reply
  17. AllUrUtubeRbelong2me

    Almond butter and tomatoes doesn’t sound like a good combo at all to me,
    but I will try it.

    Reply
  18. TheModernMuslimah

    publix

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  19. NuclearNympho

    thats a good idea …have to try this..

    Reply