This is a comparison between the New LipHe Lifestyle and popular diets.
New LipHe Lifestyle
We say it over and over, New LipHe is Not a Diet! New LipHe is not a healthy way of eating… New LipHe is a healthy way of living.
New LipHe is not about eating Raw Fyuel, or eating a pH Life diet, or being a Real Vegetarian or Vegan (although some of us may be all of these!).
We are not Anticarnivorist (against eating meat), we are not animal rights advocates like PETA (although we are against all forms of cruelty, including factory farms).
The New LipHe Lifestyle is a way of living based on the design of humans in writings that are about two millennium old or older, adapted for the environmental changes that mankind has imposed upon after the beginning of time.
Please Note: This section is under development and changes frequently. We have chosen to post this incomplete page for those seeking a path for you to follow.
Comparison Diets
pH Life Diet
The ph Life Diet is actually combining the best parts of the best health diets. pH Life draws mainly from the original language version of Genesis chapter One and other pre-second century texts. pH Life has a strong focus that we have a creator (based on DNA coding) and we were created to run our body on specific fyuel (food).
Type: Human Design / pH / Nutritional Quality
Advocate: New LipHe Lifestyle and Lan Tait Ph.D.
Additional Names:
- PHAB Index (Fabulous (Fab) Index)
- Raw95 Eating
- Nutritarian Diet
- Vitarian Diet
- pH Miracle Diet
- pH Alkaline Diet
- Acidic Diet
- Acid Diet
- Alkaline Diet
- Acid-Alkaline Diet
- Balance pH Diet
- PRAL Diet
- Acid Alkaline Balanced Diet
pH Miracle Diet
~ Wikipedia
Type: pH Alkaline Diet
Advocate: Dr. Robert O. Young, MS, D.Sc., Ph.D. and Shelley Redford Young, L.M.T.
Additional Names:
- pH Alkaline Diet
- Alkaline Diet
- Acid-Alkaline Diet
Nutritarian
A nutritarian is a person who strives for more micronutrients per calorie in their diet-style. A nutritarian understands that food has powerful disease-protecting and therapeutic effects and seeks to consume a broad array of micronutrients via their food choices. It is not sufficient to merely avoid fats, consume foods with a low glycemic index, lower the intake of animal products, or eat a diet of mostly raw foods. A truly healthy diet must be micronutrient rich and the micronutrient richness must be adjusted to meet individual needs. ~ Wikipedia
Type: H=N/C or Health = Nutrients/Calories
Advocate: Joel Fuhrman M.D.
Additional Names:
- See also: pH Life Diet
- See also: pH Life Diet
Vitarian Diet
The Vitarian Diet consists of fruit, vegetables, raw dairy, raw yogurt, clabber, kefir and avocado. )
Type: fruit, vegetables, raw dairy
Additional Names:
- See also: pH Life Diet
Natural Hygiene Diet
~ Wikipedia
Type: Natural Hygiene
Advocate: Dr. Shelton, Dr. Cursio and many others
Additional Names:
Specific Carbohydrate Diet
~ Wikipedia
Type: Specific Carbohydrate Diet
Advocate: Dr. Sidney V. Haas, Elaine Gottschall, and “Dr. Mimi” of Pecan Bread
Additional Names:
- SCD
Hallelujah Diet
The Hallelujah Diet was created as an attempt to be a biblically-based diet. It was developed by Rev. George Malkmus, Lit. D. in the 1970s from a dietary regimen he was taught by fellow pastor Lester Roloff based on a strict, all-natural diet that originated from their interpretation of the Bible in Genesis Chapter 1, Verse 29. (Genesis 1:29 Diet) ~ Wikipedia
Type: Genesis 1:29 Diet
Advocate: Rev. George Malkmus
Additional Names:
- Genesis 1:29 Diet
80-10-10 Diet
~ Wikipedia
Type: Low Fat Raw Vegan
Advocate: Douglas Graham
Additional Names:
- 811RV
- 811 LFRV
- Low Fat Raw Vegan
Vegetarian Diet
~ Wikipedia
Type: Vegetarian
Advocate:
Additional Names:
Raw Vegan
~ Wikipedia
Type: Raw Vegan
Advocate:
Additional Names:
- Raw Food Diet
Not Recommended Diets
Fruitarian
Commonly the term “fruit” is used when referring to plant fruits that are sweet, fleshy and contain seeds within the plant fruit (for example, plums, apples, and oranges). However, there are other foods that are not typically considered to be fruits in a culinary sense but are botanically, such as berries, bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, cucumbers, nuts and grains. ~ Wikipedia
Type: Fruit Based
Additional Names:
- Genesis 1:29 diet
- Juicy Fruitarian (juice fruit only)
- Liquidarian (juices only)
Paleolithic diet
Centered on commonly available modern foods, the “contemporary” Paleolithic diet consists mainly of grass-fed pasture raised meats, fish, vegetables, fruit, roots, and nuts, and excludes grains, legumes, dairy products, salt, refined sugar, and processed oils. ~ Wikipedia
Type: Flesh Based
Additional Names:
- Paleo diet
- Paleodiet
- Caveman diet
- Stone Age diet
- Hunter-Gatherer diet
Weight Watchers
~ Wikipedia
Type: Counting
Additional Names:
Other
~ Wikipedia
Type: Other
Advocate: Dean Ornish, John McDougall
Additional Names:
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