How To Eat To Live

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How To Eat To Live is a series of books published by Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad in the 1960s, which are still in print. The books cover his philosophies on healthy eating and the Black Muslims' prescribed diet.

How To Eat To Live emphasizes the amount of food one should eat, eating just one meal every 24 hours, and the foods one should avoid, including pork.

The book has also been seen on an episode of the Boondocks "The Itis."

This book, along with Mr. Muhammad's other writings may be found on the Nation of Islam website.

Nation of Islam
Famous Leaders: Wallace Fard Muhammad · Elijah Muhammad · Malcolm X · Clarence 13X · Warith Deen Muhammad · Louis Farrakhan

History and Theology: History of the Nation of Islam · Beliefs and theology of the Nation of Islam · Nation of Islam and anti-Semitism · Yakub · Million Man March · Faradian Islam · Savior's Day

Publications: Message to the Blackman in America · How To Eat To Live · Muhammad Speaks · Bilalian News · The Final Call

Subsidiaries and Offshoots: Fruit of Islam · The Nation of Gods and Earths · United Nation of Islam

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