The Hallelujah Diet is a diet based on the teachings of The Bible. Developed by Reverend George Malkmus and his wife, the diet consists of raw vegetables, fruit, whole grains and nuts. The low-calorie vegan diet advocates only 15% of all food be cooked.WebMD: The Hallelujah Diet

Three full meals are allowed on the Hallelujah Diet with small snacks in between those meals. One serving of the barley supplement is taken for breakfast and a piece of fresh fruit can be eaten as a mid-morning snack. For lunch, a raw vegetable salad can be eaten along with a second serving of barley. Celery sticks or a cup of vegetable juice can be a mid-afternoon snack. Dinner includes cooked whole-grains or a baked potato along with a large green salad and a third barley supplement. A glass of apple juice or fresh fruit constitutes the late night snack.WebMD: The Hallelujah Diet

"Our bodies are designed by God to receive raw or living foods, where the life force and nutrition are available to nourish our bodies and prevent disease." -Reverend George MalkmusWebMD: The Hallelujah Diet

The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you are about to embark on the Hallelujah Diet, please consult your doctor.