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THE PLANT PARADOX THE HIDDEN DANGERS IN HEALTHY FOODS THAT CAUSE DISEASE AND WEIGHT GAIN BY STEVEN R. GUNDRY, MD Contents The Say Yes Please List of Acceptable Foods 4 The Just Say No List of Lectin-Containing Foods 6 The Keto PLANT PARADOX Intensive Care Program List of Acceptable Foods 8 The Keto PLANT PARADOX Intensive Care Program s Just Say No List of Lectin-Containing Foods 10 Part III: Meal Plans and Recipes 12 Sample Meal Plans 13 Sample Meal Plans for Phase 1 13 Sample Meal Plans for Phase 2 14 Sample Meal Plans for the Phase 3 Five-Day Modified Vegan Fast 19 Sample Meal Plans for the Keto PLANT PARADOX Intensive Care Program 21 The PLANT PARADOX Program Recipes 25 How to Evolve Your Shopping Style 26 Tools for Success 34 List of Recipes 36 Phase 1 37 Phase 1 Recipes 39 Green Smoothie 39 Arugula Salad with Chicken and Lemon Vinaigrette 39 Romaine Salad with Avocado and Cilantro-Pesto Chicken 41 Chicken-Arugula-Avocado Seaweed Wrap with Cilantro Dipping Sauce 43 Romaine Lettuce Boats Filled with Guacamole 44 Lemony Brussels Sprouts, Kale, and Onions with Cabbage Steak 45 Cabbage-Kale Saut with Salmon and Avocado 46 Roasted Broccol

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1 THE PLANT PARADOX THE HIDDEN DANGERS IN HEALTHY FOODS THAT CAUSE DISEASE AND WEIGHT GAIN BY STEVEN R. GUNDRY, MD Contents The Say Yes Please List of Acceptable Foods 4 The Just Say No List of Lectin-Containing Foods 6 The Keto PLANT PARADOX Intensive Care Program List of Acceptable Foods 8 The Keto PLANT PARADOX Intensive Care Program s Just Say No List of Lectin-Containing Foods 10 Part III: Meal Plans and Recipes 12 Sample Meal Plans 13 Sample Meal Plans for Phase 1 13 Sample Meal Plans for Phase 2 14 Sample Meal Plans for the Phase 3 Five-Day Modified Vegan Fast 19 Sample Meal Plans for the Keto PLANT PARADOX Intensive Care Program 21 The PLANT PARADOX Program Recipes 25 How to Evolve Your Shopping Style 26 Tools for Success 34 List of Recipes 36 Phase 1 37 Phase 1 Recipes 39 Green Smoothie 39 Arugula Salad with Chicken and Lemon Vinaigrette 39 Romaine Salad with Avocado and Cilantro-Pesto Chicken 41 Chicken-Arugula-Avocado Seaweed Wrap with Cilantro Dipping Sauce 43 Romaine Lettuce Boats Filled with Guacamole 44 Lemony Brussels Sprouts, Kale.

2 And Onions with Cabbage Steak 45 Cabbage-Kale Saut with Salmon and Avocado 46 Roasted Broccoli with Cauliflower Rice and Saut ed Onions 47 Phase 2 Recipes 49 Breakfast 49 Coconut-Almond Flour Muffin in a Mug 49 Cranberry-Orange Muffins 50 Cinnamon-Flaxseed Muffin in a Mug 51 Green Egg-Sausage Muffins 52 PARADOX Smoothie 54 Perfect Plantain Pancakes 54 Snacks 56 PARADOX Crackers 56 Dr. G. s New and Improved World-Famous Nut Mix 57 Beverages 58 Get Up and Go Cappuccino 58 Sparkling Balsamic Vinegar Spritzer 58 Main and Side Dishes 59 Tops and Bottoms Celery Soup 59 Sorghum Salad with Radicchio 61 Raw Mushroom Soup 62 Spinach Pizza with a Cauliflower Crust 64 Grilled Portabella-Pesto Mini Pizzas 66 Nutty, Juicy Shroom Burgers, Protein Style 68 Roast Parmesan-Scented Cauliflower Mash 70 Pressure-Cooked Lima Beans, Kale.

3 And Turkey 71 Thoroughly Modern Millet Cakes 73 Shaved Kohlrabi with Crispy Pear and Nuts 75 Baked Okra Lectin-Blocking Chips 76 Veggie Curry with Sweet Potato Noodles 77 Baked Fried Artichoke Hearts 78 Cassava Flour Waffles with a Collagen Kick 80 Marinated Grilled Cauliflower Steaks 81 Desserts 83 Miracle Rice Pudding Two Ways 83 Mint Chocolate Chip Avocado Ice Cream 85 Flourless Chocolate Almond Butter Cake 86 THE SAY YES PLEASE LIST OF ACCEPTABLE FOODSOilsAlgae oil (Thrive culinary brand)Olive oilCoconut oilMacadamia oilMCT oilAvocado oilPerilla oilWalnut oilRed palm oilRice bran oilSesame oilFlavored cod liver oilSweetenersStevia (SweetLeaf is my favorite)Just Like Sugar (made from chicory root [inulin])InulinYac nMonk fruitLuo han guo (the Nutresse brand is good)Erythritol (Swerve is my favorite as it also contains oligosaccharides)XylitolNuts and Seeds ( cup/day)Macadamia nutsWalnutsPistachiosPecansCoconut (not coconut water)Coconut milk (unsweetened dairy substitute)Coconut milk/cream (unsweetened, full-fat canned)HazelnutsChestnutsBrazil nuts (in limited amounts)Pine nuts (in limited amounts)FlaxseedsHemp seedsHemp protein powderPsylliumOlivesAllDark Chocolate72% or greater (1 )VinegarsAll (without added sugar)Herbs and SeasoningsAll except chili pepper flakesMisoEnergy BarsQuest bars: Lemon Cream Pie, Banana Nut, Strawberry Cheesecake, Cinnamon Roll, and Double Chocolate Chunk onlyB- Up bars (sometimes found as Yup bars).

4 Chocolate Mint, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, and Sugar Cookie onlyHuman Food Bar ( )Adapt Bar: Coconut and Chocolate ( )FloursCoconutAlmondHazelnutSesame (and seeds)ChestnutCassavaGreen bananaSweet potatoTiger nutGrape seedArrowrootIce CreamCoconut Milk Dairy- Free Frozen Dessert 4 THE SAY YES PLEASE LIST OF ACCEPTABLE FOODS, CONTINUED (the So Delicious blue label, which contains only 1 gram of sugar)LaLoo s goat s milk ice cream Foodles (my name for acceptable noodles)Cappelo s fettuccine and other pastasPasta SlimShirataki noodlesKelp noodlesMiracle Noodles and kanten pastaMiracle RiceKorean sweet potato noodlesDairy Products (1 oz. cheese or 4 oz. yogurt/day)Real Parmesan (Parmigiano- Reggiano)French/Italian butterBuffalo butter (available at Trader Joe s)GheeGoat yogurt (plain)Goat milk as creamerGoat cheeseButterGoat and sheep kefirSheep cheese and yogurt (plain)Coconut yogurtFrench/Italian cheeseSwitzerland cheeseBuffalo mozzarella (Italy)Whey protein powderCasein A-2 milk (as creamer only)Organic heavy creamOrganic sour creamOrganic cream cheeseWine (6 )RedSpirits (1 )Fish (any wild- caught 4 )WhitefishFreshwater bassAlaskan halibutCanned tunaAlaskan salmonHawaiian fishShrimpCrabLobsterScallopsCalamari/sq uidClamsOystersMusselsSardinesAnchoviesF ruits (limit all but avocado)AvocadosBlueberriesRaspberriesBl ackberriesStrawberriesCherriesCrispy pears (Anjou, Bosc, Comice)

5 PomegranatesKiwisApplesCitrus (no juices)NectarinesPeachesPlumsApricotsFig sDatesVegetablesCruciferous VegetablesBroccoliBrussels sproutsCauliflowerBok choyNapa cabbageChinese cabbageSwiss chardArugulaWatercressCollardsKohlrabiKa leGreen and red cabbageRadicchioRaw sauerkrautKimchiOther VegetablesNopales cactusCeleryOnionsLeeksChivesScallionsCh icoryCarrots (raw)Carrot greensArtichokesBeets (raw)RadishesDaikon radishJerusalem artichokes/sunchokesHearts of palmCilantroOkraAsparagusGarlicMushrooms Leafy GreensRomaine5 Red and green leaf lettuceMesclun (baby greens)SpinachEndiveDandelion greensButter lettuceFennelEscaroleMustard greensMizunaParsleyBasilMintPurslanePeri llaAlgaeSeaweedSea vegetablesResistant StarchesTor tillas (Siete brand only those made with cassava and coconut flour or almond flour)Bread and bagels made by Barely BreadJulian Bakery Paleo Wraps (made with coconut flour) and Paleo Coconut Flakes Cereal(In Moderation)Green plantainsGreen bananasBaobab fruitCassava (tapioca)Sweet potatoes or yamsRutabagaParsnipsYuccaCelery root (celeriac)Glucomannan (konjac root)PersimmonJicamaTaro rootTur nipsTiger nutsGreen mangoMilletSorghumGreen papayaPastured Poultry (not free- range 4 )ChickenTur ke yOstrichPastured or omega-3 eggs (up to 4 daily)DuckGoosePheasantGrouseDoveQuailMe at (grass- fed and grass- finished 4 )

6 BisonWild gameVenisonBoarElkPork (humanely raised)LambBeefProsciuttoPlant- Based Meats Quorn: Chik n Tenders, Grounds, Chik n Cutlets, Turk y Roast, Bacon- Style SlicesHemp tofuHilary s Root Veggie Burger ( )Tempeh (grain- free only)THE JUST SAY NO LIST OF LECTIN- CONTAINING FOODSR efined, Starchy FoodsPastaRicePotatoesPotato chipsMilkBreadTor till asPastryFlourCrackersCookiesCerealSugarA gaveSweet One or Sunett (Acesulfame K)Splenda (Sucralose)NutraSweet (Aspartame)Sweet n Low (Saccharin)Diet drinksMaltodextrinVegetablesPeasSugar snap peasLegumes*Green beansChick peas* (including as hummus)SoyTof uEdamameSoy proteinTextured vegetable protein (TVP)6 THE JUST SAY NO LIST OF LECTIN-CONTAINING FOODS, CONTINUEDPea proteinAll beans, including sproutsAll lentils**Vegans and vegetarianscan have these legumes in Phase 2, but only if they are properly prepared in a pressure and SeedsPumpkinSunflowerChiaPeanutsCashewsF ruits (some called vegetables)CucumbersZucchiniPumpkinsSqua shes (any kind)Melons (any kind)EggplantTomatoe sBell peppersChili peppersGoji berriesNon Southern European Cow s Milk Products (these contain casein A-1)Yogurt (including Greek yogurt)Ice creamFrozen yogurtCheeseRicottaCottage cheeseKefirGrains, Sprouted Grains, Pseudo- Grains, and GrassesWheat (pressure cooking does not remove lectins from any form of wheat)Einkorn wheatKamutOats (cannot pressure cook)QuinoaRye (cannot pressure cook)

7 BulgurWhite riceBrown riceWild riceBarley (cannot pressure cook)BuckwheatKashiSpeltCornCorn productsCornstarchCorn syrupPopcornWheatgrassBarley grassOilsSoyGrape seedCornPeanutCottonseedSafflowerSunflow er Partially hydrogenated VegetableCanola7 THE KETO PLANT PARADOX INTENSIVE CARE PROGRAM LIST OF ACCEPTABLE FOODSOilsAlgae oil (Thrive culinary brand)Olive oilCoconut oilMacadamia oilMCT oilAvocado oilPerilla oilWalnut oilRed palm oilRice bran oilSesame oilFlavored cod liver oilSweetenersStevia (SweetLeaf is my favorite)Just Like Sugar (made from chicory root [inulin])InulinYac nMonk fruitLuo han guo (the Nutresse brand is good)Erythritol (Swerve is my favorite as it also contains oligosaccharides)XylitolNuts and Seeds ( cup/day)Macadamia nutsWalnutsPistachiosPecansCoconut (not coconut water)Coconut milk (unsweetened dairy substitute)Coconut cream (unsweetened canned)HazelnutsChestnutsFlaxseedsHemp seedsHemp protein powderPsylliumPine nuts (in limited amounts)Brazil nuts (in limited amounts)OlivesAllDark Chocolate90% or greater (1 )VinegarsAll (without added sugar)Herbs and SeasoningsAll except chili pepper flakesMiso Fat Bomb Keto BarsAdapt Bar.

8 Coconut and ChocolateFloursCoconutAlmondHazelnutSesa me (and seeds)ChestnutCassavaGreen bananaSweet potatoTiger nutGrape seedArrowrootIce CreamCoconutMilk Dairy- Free Frozen Dessert (the So Delicious blue label, which contains only 1 gram of sugar) Foodles (my name for acceptable noodles)Capello s fettuccine and its other pastasPasta SlimShirataki noodlesKelp noodlesMiracle Noodles and kanten pastaMiracle Rice8 Dairy Products (1 oz. cheese or 4 oz. yogurt/day)French/Italian butterBuffalo butter (available at Trader Joe s)GheeGoat butterGoat cheeseButterGheeGoat BrieGoat and sheep kefirSheep cheese (plain)Coconut yogurtHigh- fat French/Italian cheeses such as triple- cream Brie)High- fat Switzerland cheeseBuffalo mozzarella (Italy)Organic heavy creamOrganic sour creamOrganic cream cheeseWine (6 )RedSpirits ( )Fish (any wild- caught 2 to 4 )WhitefishFreshwater bassAlaskan halibutCanned tunaAlaskan salmon (canned, fresh, smoked)

9 Hawaiian fishShrimpCrabLobsterScallopsCalamari/sq uidClamsOystersMusselsSardinesAnchoviesF ruitAvocadoVegetablesCruciferous VegetablesBroccoliBrussels sproutsCauliflowerBok choyNapa cabbageChinese cabbageSwiss chardArugulaWatercressCollardsKaleGreen and red cabbageRadicchioRaw sauerkrautKimchiOther VegetablesNopales cactusCeleryOnionsLeeksChivesScallionsCh icoryCarrots (raw)Carrot greensArtichokesBeets (raw)RadishesDaikon radishJerusalem artichokes/sunchokesHearts of palmCilantroOkraAsparagusGarlicLeafy GreensRomaineRed and green leaf lettuceKohlrabiMesclun (baby greens)SpinachEndiveDandelion greensButter lettuceFennelEscaroleMustard greensMizunaParsleyBasilMintPurslanePeri llaAlgaeSeaweedSea vegetablesMushroomsResistant Starches (in moderation)Siete brand tortillas made with cassava and coconut flour or almond flourBread and bagels made by Barely BreadJulian Bakery Paleo Wraps (made with coconut flour) and Paleo Coconut Flakes CerealGreen plantainsGreen bananasBaobab fruitCassava (tapioca)Sweet potatoes or yamsRutabagaParsnipsYuccaCelery root (celeriac)Glucomannan (konjac root)9 THE KETO PLANT PARADOX INTENSIVE CARE PROGRAM LIST OF ACCEPTABLE FOODS, CONTINUED PersimmonJicamaTaro rootTur nipsTiger nutsGreen mangoMilletSorghumGreen papayaPastured Poultry (not free- range 2 to 4 )ChickenTur ke yOstrichPastured or omega-3 eggs (up to 4 yolks daily but only 1 white)DuckGoosePheasantDoveGrouseQuailMe at (grass- fed 2 to 4 )BisonWild gameVenisonBoarElkPork (humanely raised)

10 LambBeefProsciuttoPlant- Based Meats Quorn: Chik n Tenders, Grounds, Chik n Cutlets, Turk y Roast, and Bacon Style SlicesHemp tofuHilary s Veggie Burger ( )Tempeh (grain- free only)THE KETO PLANT PARADOX INTENSIVE CARE PROGRAM S JUST SAY NO LIST OF LECTIN- CONTAINING FOODSR efined, Starchy FoodsPastaRicePotatoesPotato chipsMilkBreadTortillas (except for the two Siete products above)PastryFlours made from grains and pseudo- grainsCookiesCrackersCerealSugarAgaveSpl enda (sucralose)SweetOne or Sunett (acesulf)