David J.A. Jenkins's guest appearances

David J.A. Jenkins

Staying Healthy Today Radio

Neal Barnard

Robert Krikorian

Loren Cordain

Joel Fuhrman

T. Colin Campbell

Daphne Miller

Stephen Sinatra

John McDougall

Dave Scott

Rip Esselstyn

John Robbins

Bob Metcalf

Keith McCormick

Jennifer Landa

Mark Messina

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Learn How The 'Dietary Portfolio', Prebiotics and Soy Foods Can Effectively Management Lipids, and How Nuts Can Play An Important Role in The Prevention and Managment of DiabetesKirk Hamilton interviews Dr. David J.A. Jenkins, M.D., Ph.D., DSc. is the Director of the Risk Factor Modification Centre, St. Michael's Hospital, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. Dr. Jenkins is world renown for his development of the glycemic index and research on role of a plant-based diets, or the Dietary Portfolio (nuts, plant sterols, viscous fibers and vegetable protein), to prevent and treat diabetes, lipid disorders, heart disease, obesity and other chronic diseases. Along with Dr. Jenkin's emphasis on vegan diets for the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases, Dr. Jenkins has a greater concern about the importance of the human diet protecting the ecological balance of other species besides humans. His strong belief is that whole food, low-glycemic, plants-based diets are the way to dramatically reduce chronic disease while at the same time protecting the ecological balance of the planet. This interview is derived from the following papers by Dr. Jenkins and his colleagues: "The Effect on the Blood Lipid Profile of Soy Foods Combined With a Prebiotic: A Randomized Controlled Trial", "A Dietary Portfolio For Management and Prevention of Heart Disease, and "Health Benefits of Nuts in Prevention and Management of Diabetes." Download or Open:

Learn How The 'Dietary Portfolio', Prebiotics and Soy Foods Can Effectively Management Lipids, and How Nuts Can Play An Important Role in The Prevention and Managment of Diabetes<br>Kirk Hamilton interviews Dr. David J.A. Jenkins, M.D., Ph.D., DSc. is the Director of the Risk Factor Modification Centre, St. Michael's Hospital, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. Dr. Jenkins is world renown for his development of the glycemic index and research on role of a plant-based diets, or the Dietary Portfolio (nuts, plant sterols, viscous fibers and vegetable protein), to prevent and treat diabetes, lipid disorders, heart disease, obesity and other chronic diseases. Along with Dr. Jenkin's emphasis on vegan diets for the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases, Dr. Jenkins has a greater concern about the importance of the human diet protecting the ecological balance of other species besides humans. His strong belief is that whole food, low-glycemic, plants-based diets are the way to dramatically reduce chronic disease while at the same time protecting the ecological balance of the planet. This interview is derived from the following papers by Dr. Jenkins and his colleagues: "The Effect on the Blood Lipid Profile of Soy Foods Combined With a Prebiotic: A Randomized Controlled Trial", "A Dietary Portfolio For Management and Prevention of Heart Disease, and "Health Benefits of Nuts in Prevention and Management of Diabetes." <br>Download or Open:

Diabetes and Lipid Management Using The Dietary Portfolio, Nuts, Prebiotics and Soy - An Intervew With David J.A. Jenkins MD PhD DSc 

Can A Low-Fat Vegetarian Diet That Includes Nuts Reverse Diabetes?Kirk Hamilton interviews Dr. David Jenkins director of the Risk Factor Modification Centre, St. Michael's Hospital, University of Toronto. Dr. Jenkins is world renown for his creation of the glycemic index and research on role of a plant-based, or the Portfolio diet, to treat diabetes, lipid disorders, heart disease, obesity and chronic disease.Download or Open:

Can A Low-Fat Vegetarian Diet That Includes Nuts Reverse Diabetes?<br>Kirk Hamilton interviews Dr. David Jenkins director of the Risk Factor Modification Centre, St. Michael's Hospital, University of Toronto. Dr. Jenkins is world renown for his creation of the glycemic index and research on role of a plant-based, or the Portfolio diet, to treat diabetes, lipid disorders, heart disease, obesity and chronic disease.<br>Download or Open:

Diabetes Reversal With The Portfolio Diet - An Interview With David J.A. Jenkins M.D. Ph.D. D.Sc.