rice diet

It was thought that such food culture could provide valuable proteins for farmers, who primarily live on a rice diet.

He also stressed Tim's need for nourishing food to supplement the rice diet.

The cadre had apparently felt that total restriction, straight rice diet and little or no water would achieve the desired results.

She had the baby without benefit of medical attention, used some kind of brown rice diet and home-concocted herbal poultices.

He wanted another beer, but Gari had him on one-a-day for as long as his organic rice diet was holding up.

Kadiatu and her family live on a meagre rice diet and so suffer from protein and calorie malnutrition.

While the strictures on the film's direction may sound like the visual equivalent of a brown rice diet, Mr. Vinterberg instead shows off thrilling vitality.

When Dr. Chasis began his study of kidneys in the 1930's, doctors treated high blood pressure, or hypertension, with a salt-free diet or a rice diet.

The tongue-twisting polysyllabic language, rice diet and certain rites suggest Indonesia, while the straw hats shading faces that look a little Peruvian sometimes convey a sense of Latin America.

Duro and Duggan cite one study in which adding pectin or bananas to the diet significantly decreased stool weight and stopped diarrhea much sooner, compared with a rice diet alone.

Gratzer asserts that fashion, not science, rules contemporary diet advice, and he enjoys eviscerating the "gruesome" Duke rice diet, the "probably dangerous" Scarsdale diet and the "grossly unbalanced" Atkins diet.

In the intervening years, she has tried virtually every weight loss program that has come along - the Cambridge Diet, the rice diet, the Dr. Atkins Diet, Weight Watchers, Optifast (twice).

Not many experts think the latest dieting regimen has any better chance of success than the very low-calorie liquid diets that preceded it or earlier fads like the Scarsdale Diet, the Fit for Life Diet, the grapefruit diet or the rice diet.