Farmacology: Using Food as Medicine
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Daphne Miller, MD: Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of California San Francisco MO Health Policy Summit 2013
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Farmacology: Using Food as Medicine
- 1. The Science and Wisdom of Traditional Diets Implications for health policy & community health Daphne Miller, MD Associate Clinical Professor Department of Family and Community Medicine, UCSF
- 6. World Health Statistics, 2007
- 7. New Cases of Diabetes Among US Adults
- 8. MISMATCH BIOLOGY Sweet preference Thirst and satiety uncoupled Fatty preference Energy efficiency TECHNOLOGY
- 11. What have we lost? What can we regain?
- 12. 1. Lost medicine
- 13. “Those who walk well”
- 14. Schulz, Diabetes Care, 2006
- 20. photos by Jim Richardson
- 22. 2. Lost recipes
- 26. “Three sisters”
- 27. 27
- 30. savings account
- 31. Simopoulos, 2001
- 32. Fermentation
- 37. biodiversity and allergic diseases http://www.waojournal.org/content/6/1/3
- 38. 4. Lost eating traditions
- 39. 5. Lost eating traditions
- 41. Breakfast and weight loss n=420 Garulet, International Journal of Obesity 2013
- 42. dinner for ?
- 44. Hara Hachi Bu
- 45. modified fasts: 180 days
- 48. photo by Milagro Salazar via IPSNews
- 49. HOLISTIC FARMING
- 50. Rockin’ H Ranch, Norwood, MO
- 52. Reganold, PLoS ONE, 2010
- 53. FRUIT QUALITY ORGANIC >> CONVENTIONAL P value 8.5% 0.019 phenolics 10.5% 0.0003 ascorbic acid 9.7% 0.009 antioxidant activity Reganold, PLoS ONE, 2010
- 55. LOST medicine recipes food preparation techniques eating traditions farming traditions
- 56. How to regain? medicine recipes food preparation techniques eating traditions farming traditions
- 58. 88% of US health care expensitures* *New England Health Care Institute
- 59. Farm-to-Hospital
- 78. Slow Food Chapter, Springfield MO
- 79. Local seed reservoir (Local Medicine)
- 83. Comments due by November 15 sustainableagriculture.net
- 85. @drdaphnemiller
Editor's Notes
- {"41":"Meal timing predicted more than genotype\n","15":"Insulin sensitivity\n"}