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Ultra-metabolism

The Ultrametabolism plan

Dr. Mark Hyman is the author of the book Ultrametabolism: The Simple Plan for Automatic Weight Loss, developed from the concept of nutrigenomics - the science of how food is ‘information’ that communicates with our genes. Learn to work with, instead of against, your body, and use the natural fat burners within. Eating the right foods communicates weight loss and health; eating the wrong foods communicates weight gain and disease.

Ultrametabolism explains how to prevent disease, prolong life and make dieting obsolete, with no calorie counting, no talk of ‘carbs’ or other fads, based on science tailored to an easy-to-follow, customizable program for automatic weight loss and good health, regardless of your age.

Ultrametabolism basics

Dr. Hyman’s Ultrametabolism plan, developed from 10 years of hands-on experience at a health resort, contains seven keys to weight loss: controlling appetite and metabolism, reducing stress, managing inflammation, preventing cellular “rust,” turbo charging your metabolism, ensuring optimal thyroid function and detoxifying your liver. These derive from Ultrametabolism’s general principles:

The book targets personal trouble zones through a series of quizzes, helping to implement a diet that works with your body, eating every 3 hours except not for 3 hours before bedtime. The plan has:

Sample Meal

Here is a sample of the many recipes included in UltraMetabolism, which also contains daily menus, shopping lists and more, for the two major phases in the UltraMetabolism plan.

Cajun-Spiked Halibut with Peppers, Mustard Greens, and Baked Sweet Potatoes

Makes 2 servings
Prep time: 5 minutes
Cook time: 45 minutes

Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Bake the potatoes until soft, about 45 minutes.

Combine the paprika, oregano, thyme, cayenne, and salt in a small bowl. Place the halibut on a plate and sprinkle with the seasoning to coat the fish well. Heat 2 teaspoons of the olive oil in a skillet; add the peppers and mustard greens, and sauté on medium heat for 5 to 7 minutes. Add the remaining teaspoon of olive oil and the halibut. Sauté over medium heat for 3 to 4 minutes on each side until browned and cooked through. Serve the fish and vegetables with a baked sweet potato.

Other healthy recipes can be found here.

User Reviews

  • Muna Snobar
    February 7th, 2009

    i would like to know more about a diet that is good for Hypothyroidism patients. thanks

  • chris
    August 16th, 2008

    I read Ultrametabolism. After years of trying to learn to improve my health through exercise and eating I was thrilled that the end of the book was going to give me a simple way to prepare food for a busy life style with a shopping list to boot. Then I got got there…Are you KIDDING ME! It has been a huge let down. People with busy lives in NYC don’t have time for this. The shopping is a little heavy, but can be done. The kitchen tools… agreed. What person with a heavy work load has time to prepare these meals weekly?

  • Dr Manstein
    June 9th, 2008

    Your priniciples of good fats burning bad fats are correct. I will be happy to read more about your principles particularly for thyroid cases. I think that the concept of ‘available energy’ is more fundamental. Dr Manstein (PhD in ‘Qunatum Neuroinformatics of Mind & Consciousness’ from IIT Kanpur, India)








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    Last modified: February 19, 2009