Okinawa Diet
The Okinawa Diet Plan is based on the eating patterns of a group of elderly inhabitants of Okinawa, which is a collection of over a hundred islands off the coast of Japan.
The Okinawa diet is a nutrient-rich, low-calorie diet[1] from the indigenous people of the RyÅ"kyÅ" Islands.
Noodles High Carb But on the Okinawa Diet
Noodles may be high in carbs, but it's worth noting that noodles are part of the traditional "Okinawa diet", famous for being a factor in the longevity of residents of Okinawa island, near Japan.
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Willcox, Bradley J., and D. Craig Willcox. The Okinawa Diet Plan: Get Leaner, Live Longer, and Never Feel Hungry. New York: Clarkson Potter, 2004.
PERIODICALS ...
"The most beneficial diets rely heavily on fresh vegetables, fruits, and legumes -- foods that are naturally lower in calories and packed with nutrients," says Bradley Willcox, MD, MPH, co-author of The Okinawa Diet Plan and professor of geriatrics ...
This is calculated in the same way as Caloric Density, which is another term used with some diet, such as the Okinawa Diet. Then think food volume = water content.
 See also: Aging, Diet, Weight loss, Health, Calorie
  
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