The Chili Pepper Diet: The Natural Way to Control Cravings, Boost Metabolism and Lose Weight

by Heidi Allison

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Permanent weight loss and great health can be found in the produce section of any grocery store. Not just a source to spice up salsa, chili peppers can curb the appetite, reduce unhealthy cravings, increase metabolism, reduce hypertension and even enhance sexual performance. In this bold new book, author Heidi Allison shares with readers the diet she developed that helped her effortlessly lose 90 pounds while eating tasty foods in satisfying portions. Allison provides solutions to the show more drawbacks of conventional diets by addressing a variety of health benefits related to chilies. She emphasizes the beneficial effects of capsaicin, an active chemical found in chili peppers. This chemical activates the same neuronal pathways as fat, sending the signal to the brain that you are full. Capsaicin also triggers the release of endorphins and serotonin, which makes the individual feel better both physically and emotionally. Spectacular Southwestern-themed color photographs educate readers on the many varieties of chili peppers. Allison provides readers with "hot hints" on how to incorporate chilies into their diets-even if they dislike spicy foods. Also included are: a complete list of chilies and their associated heat levels, flavors and culinary uses; a two-week menu plan; 150 easy-to-follow recipes; and a workbook to track eating patterns, food triggers and responses to stress. show less

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Heidi Allison is a former senior medical representative and hospital specialist for an international pharmaceutical company. she has taught and lectured on various medical topics. She is the creator of The Chili Pepper Diet and supervised a UCLA School of Medicine research project comparing differences between a chili pepper diet and conventional show more low-fat diet. show less

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Nonfiction, Food & Cooking
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641.6384TechnologyHome economics & family managementFood and drinkCooking specific materialsField and plantation cropsOther crops grown for industrial processingHot spices
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