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Nutritarian Diet
Diabetes
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Weight Loss
Heart Disease
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Cancer Prevention
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Our health is our most precious gift and smart nutrition can change your life. Each month, join Dr. Fuhrman and his daughter, Jenna Fuhrman as they discuss important topics in the world of nutrition. Eat to Live will change the way you eat and think about food.

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Does hormone replacement therapy cause breast cancer? Dr. Joel Fuhrman and Dr. Cara Fuhrman unpack what the Women's Health Initiative actually found, and who really needs HRT after menopause.

For twenty years, women with hot flashes, sleep problems ... more

Are eggs really the “clean” protein we’ve been told they are? In this episode of the Eat to Live Podcast, Dr. Joel Fuhrman and his daughter Jenna take a closer look at eggs, cholesterol, protein, choline, and what the research may actually tell us ab... more

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In this episode of the Eat to Live Podcast, Dr. Joel Fuhrman joins his daughter Jenna Fuhrman to unpack what may truly drive joint pain, cartilage damage, and osteoarthritis — and why the answer has less to do with your old sports injuries than you t... more

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When Jenna Fuhrman got pregnant, her prenatal appointments covered tests, screenings, and medications — but barely touched the factor with the deepest influence on fertility, pregnancy, and her child's lifelong health: what she eats. In this episode,... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Cara Fuhrman
Naturopathic doctor and daughter of Dr. Joel Fuhrman
Eat to Live
Episode: Meet Dr. Cara Fuhrman
Doug Evans
Founder of the Sprouting Company and advocate for healthy eating through sprouts
The Sprouting Company
Episode: Sprouting

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Dr. Fuhrman
Co-host and expert on nutrition, founder of the Nutritarian diet
Jenna Fuhrman
Host and co-presenter with Dr. Fuhrman
Dr. Cara Fuhrman
Co-host and integrative oncologist, nutrition expert

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 862 ratings
  • Grateful

    I am extremely grateful to Dr Fuhrman and his daughters for sharing this wonderful resource. I want to share that I have been vegetarian my entire life (the only one in my family). I made the mistake of eating a lot of sugar, gluten and dairy, early on in life, thinking that my vegetarian diet was going to allow me to get away with that. I also took unnecessary folate supplements in the form of prenatal vitamins thinking that would help keep me safe (how wrong I was!). After a breast cancer dia... more

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    5
    SeeWhoYouReallyAre
    United Statesa month ago
  • Grateful

    This pod, along with Eat For Life, have helped get me started in a nutritarian way of eating. I feel so good my partner asked me to make her meals too.

    I love that Dr Fuhrman is so clear and uncompromising about what is true. While that makes the message harder to hear for some it makes it far more powerful and it’s a relief to hear from someone whose methods and approach are internally consistent and developed with such care. Thank you for NOT watering this down and insisting that people do th... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kiki12147
    United States3 months ago
  • 28 Days Later. 😎

    I’m now 28 days into the lifestyle and don’t think of it as a diet. I put on the podcast one day and said to myself enough is enough. And that was it…no more SOS. I was waking up every morning hurting and barely able to tie my own shoes without being uncomfortable. It truly took this long to start feeling better and start thinking about food as fuel and not just a social situation.

    I love going to the grocery store and listening to these guys as I shop and even get started at cause I’m laughin... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SMociak
    United States3 months ago
  • Favorite nutrition podcast!

    Love this podcast so much. I have enjoyed Dr. Cara’s contributions as well! Thank you for putting in the time to make them. I so wish thy came out more frequently!! I can’t get enough. Would also love to hear more from Dr. Cara and Dr. J Fuhrman about weight loss. I have a similar story to Cara’s and am afraid to take the step with the last 5%, but would love to hear more about that journey and what it looks like and about the weight los too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ember!233
    United States7 months ago
  • Thank you!

    Such wonderful information you’re putting out there!

    thank you thank you thank you!

    I love sharing these with friends and family and wish episodes came out more frequently. 🙏💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    21star07
    United States7 months ago

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Listeners praise the host duo for clear, science-based nutrition guidance and practical cooking ideas.
Fans value the family dynamic and deep dives into Nutritarian principles.
Critiques include concerns about supplement emphasis and occasional patronizing tone.

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The Truth About Joint Pain, Arthritis & Cartilage Damage
Q: So why are people so confused about whether athletics in youth affects joint health later on?
Because conventional thinking blames wear-and-tear without recognizing how early-life diet and systemic inflammation set the stage for later joint degeneration.
The Truth About Joint Pain, Arthritis & Cartilage Damage
Q: Are you saying that if someone did do a lot of athletics, that has no impact on how their joints are feeling today?
Yes. Almost no impact at all in the long term; the pattern is driven more by diet, inflammation, and vascular health than by athletic activity in youth.
Pregnancy Nutrition: What Your Doctor Was Never Taught About Diet, Fertility, and Your Baby's Health
Q: What is the core dietary pattern recommended for pregnancy according to the episode?
A Nutritarian, plant-based pattern centered on greens, beans, onions, mushrooms, berries, and seeds (the G-bombs) to maximize nutrient density and support fertility and healthy fetal development, with emphasis on green vegetables, pulses, and nuts as primary protein sources.
Food Saved My Life
Q: What was your biggest turning point in adopting this Nutritarian lifestyle?
Realizing the impact of Dr. Fuhrman's principles, buying his books, and applying the diet led to a transformative health shift, including weight loss, reversal of metabolic issues, and improved energy.
Food Saved My Life
Q: Can you tell us a couple of recipes that you're eating at the moment, or what are some favorites?
The guest describes a routine of a gigantic daily salad with bok choy and a lentil hummus, plus a few dressings and a popular veggie ground that serves as a base for multiple dishes like burritos, tacos, and lasagna.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Eat to Live

What is Eat to Live about and what kind of topics does it cover?

- The show centers on Nutritarian, plant-forward nutrition and lifestyle medicine, with a father-daughter hosting duo who discuss how diet, sleep, exercise, and mindset influence health outcomes. Episodes frequently critique conventional medicine pathways while emphasizing greens, beans, nuts, seeds, and nutrient-dense recipes. Notable throughlines include critiques of eggs, supplements, and statin-heavy approaches, plus deep dives into menopause, heart health, joint health, pregnancy nutrition, and cancer prevention. The format tends to be conversational, evidence-informed, and actionable for listeners seeking long-term wellness and preventative care. The program often features personal anecdotes, practical tips, and practical cooking guid... more

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