How Important is Dietary Purity?
…is of good quality (lots of colored vegetables, no added fat or salt or sugar) — is important, at least for those who already have demonstrated a susceptibility to illness….
…is of good quality (lots of colored vegetables, no added fat or salt or sugar) — is important, at least for those who already have demonstrated a susceptibility to illness….
…variable addition of raw nuts and seeds, whole grains, and legumes. It excludes all meat, fish, fowl, eggs, and dairy products, as well as added oil, salt, and sugar, and…
…70 percent of Asian, and 15 percent of Caucasian children are unable to digest the sugar (lactose) in milk. Despite this and other controversies regarding health consequences, dairy consumption has…
…a person eats a varied, calorically sufficient diet. All natural foods (e.g., lettuce, berries, and nuts, but not oil or sugar) contain at least some protein, and even a diet…
…avoid consuming excesses of sugar, sodium and alcohol while reducing our average fat intake from its present 35% of energy consumption to 30% or less. Although this report may be…
…such as animal protein, sugar, caffeine, and processed foods tend to deplete our body of alkaline minerals such as calcium, magnesium and potassium, making us more susceptible to chronic and…
…maintain normal sugar levels without medications. There are exceptions Not everyone is a candidate for fasting. There are a number of factors to consider before a fast is recommended. My…
…out of The Health Promoting Cookbook. By avoiding all meat, fish, fowl, eggs, and dairy products as well as added oil, flour, salt, and sugar, our patients eliminate the dietary…
…particularly with fat and sugar. In related research, T. Colin Campbell’s lab found over 20 years ago that rats consuming higher protein diets had higher ‘food efficiency’, meaning for every…