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The iDiet Food Plan
The iDiet food plan is based on the integration of principles from nutrition, psychology and neurobiology. Dr. Roberts has taken her deep knowledge of all three disciplines and created easy-to-follow menus, delicious no-cook meals and simple recipes that allow us to manage our food instincts. The meals are moderately low-carb, moderately high-protein, and moderately high in fiber. The meals are in line with best-practice nutrition guidelines, in part because Dr. Roberts has helped to develop national nutrition targets and guidelines!
Dr. Roberts also happens to be a great cook!
“Through high school I worked the evenings in a restaurant. I was a professional chef on vacations when I was in college.”
“Today, I’m a working mother as well as a scientist, so I’ve kept my recipes simple. None of them require hours of cooking. Many can be frozen so that you’ve got spare dinners for another night.”
Dr. Roberts has adapted recipes for common, comforting foods that iDieters would really miss if they were on a “never allowed” list — these revised “comfort foods” satisfy our familiarity instinct. Examples include: chicken parm, pizza, casseroles and stews, burritos, french toast, pancakes, muffins, cookies, and even pasta! (Made with iDiet-approved high-fiber pastas, of course).
Watch the video below to see how Dr. Roberts created The Ultimate “I” Burger that tastes juicy and filling with less fat and calories!
Read More:
The Science
Cognitive Restructuring
Magic in the Menus
Our Food Brain
The Five Food Instincts
The iDiet Food Plan
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