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Eating
For Health

`Our body is constantly exposed to a stream of substances which can lead to toxicity within it. Some of these, such as the pollutants we breathe and the herbicides and pesticides that lace many of the foods we eat, come from the outside. Others are the result of the metabolic and physiological processes that go on within our bodies every day. This toxic accumulation effectively poisons the body, and may give rise to a range of health issues. ’ (Dr. John Briffa, Ultimate Health, p.23)

In the light of the above statement we can appreciate that our bodies are under siege 24 hours a day - and we simply cannot afford to take this fact for granted. As such, we have to become proactive about our health – both in terms of educating ourselves, and in terms of practicing what we learn.

What can we do to limit our exposure to pollutants? What can we do to help our systems to eliminate unwanted substances from the body? What can we do to shield ourselves from the thousands of toxic chemicals in the atmosphere, in our water supply, in many of the foods that we eat, in certain cosmetics, and even in our medicines?

In these matters, education is invaluable. We cannot speak too highly of the free E-book at this link. The health books listed at this link also come with our highest recommendation.

The following table will give you a good idea as to what you should and you should not eat. Do not take this information lightly. Those who wish to keep their immune systems healthy cannot take the matter of diet for granted.

We do not expect anyone to make all of the necessary changes overnight, so you may treat the table below as your long term goal. If you want to know where to start, we suggest a three-step quick-start,

(1) use fructose or raw honey in place of sugar,

(2) use natural oils in place of common cooking oils and margarine (they are hydrogenated), and

(3) use whole grain products in place of refined foods.

By making these three substitutions you will be half way down the road to good health. Before you start, however, please read about the healing crisis.

Disease Promoters Health Promoters

Substance

Caution/Watch For

Substance

Benefits

Flesh Foods

Animal fat, lacks fiber, animal diseases, artificial preservatives

Sunlight

Healthy bones, organs & brain. Strong immune system.

Donuts, pastries

White flour, fried, hydrogenated fats, sugar

Water

Essential solvent for nutrition, great cleanser

Cold drinks (Sodas Sweetened)

Added sugars, acidic,

Raw fruits (all kinds)

High in vitamins, carbohydrates & fiber

Cold drinks (Diet Sodas)

Chemical sweeteners

Vegetables (all kinds)

High in vitamins, fiber, & phytonutrients

Canned Soups

MSG, high sodium, dead foods

Berries (all kinds)

High in antioxidants, healthy brain & heart

Flavored snacks & chips

MSG, fried, hydrogenated fats

Sprouts

High in vitamins, fiber & phytonutrients

Fruit juices, fruit punches

Ultra-high temperatures, artificial colors, pesticides, added sugars

Soy, tofu, Soya milk

High protein, antioxidants (must be sugar free)

Candy Bars, Granola Bars

Sugar, hydrogenated fats, waste products (whey)

Unhydrogenated oils, sesame, flax, olive, macadamia

Healthy heart, circulation, brain and more.

Milk (homogenized)

Homogenization causes high cholesterol

Milk (un-homogenized)

Only healthy cows make healthy milk

Yellow Cheeses

Fermented, high in bacteria

White cheeses

Use in moderation

Battery Chicken eggs

Sick chickens make sick eggs

Eggs (Free-Range)

Only eggs from healthy chickens are recommended

Crackers, cookies

White flour, hydrogenated fat

Seeds

Healthy oils, high fiber, antioxidants

Breakfast cereals

White flour, hydrogenated fats, sugar, preservatives

Breakfast cereals

Whole grains, natural fats fructose/honey, no preservatives

White rice, refined grains

Lack fiber and nourishment

Avocados

Healthy oils, phytonutrients

Frozen fried foods

Hydrogenated fats, MSG

Nuts

Antioxidants, healthy oils

Essential fatty acids

White bread

Refined grains, many chemicals, sugar

Sea Vegetables

Healthy immune function, minerals

Snack dips & sauces

MSG, hydrogenated fats, sugar, vinegar

Whole grains

High fiber, healthy oils, vitamins plus plus

Margarine (shortening) & common cooking oils

Hydrogenated fats

Oat bran, wheat bran, rice bran

High fiber

Salad dressings

MSG, hydrogenated fats, sugar

Micro algae, Spirulina, chlorella

High protein, minerals, phytonutrients

Diet shakes

Dead food, added sugars,

chemical sweeteners

Blackstrap molasses

High vitamins, minerals

Energy drinks

Sugar plus plus

Wheat germ

High in healthy oils

Adapted from the following sources: www.newstarget.com; www.grocerywarning.com; www.healthranger.org; www.healthseduction.com; www.keepwell.com; www.natureschoice.co.za

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