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Food & Mood: The Complete Guide to Eating Well and Feeling Your Best, Second Edition

Elizabeth Somer, M.A., R.D.
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To keep your anrioxidant defenses strong, consume daily at least six to eight servings of fresh fruits and vegetables, such as orange juice, strawberries, carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach, broccoli, kiwi, and cantaloupe. Prunes are especially good sources of antioxidants. A recent study from Tufrs University found that prunes ranked the highest in antioxidant activity of any fruit or vegetable tested. Also take daily supplements of vitamin E (400 IU) and vitamin C (250 to 1,000 milligrams). Table 8.

Age Erasers for Men: Hundreds of Fast and Easy Ways to Beat the Years

Doug Dollemore, Mark Giuliucci and the Editors of Men's Health Magazine
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But a diet with lots of roughage and fiber that centers on plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables is the most important thing you can do to treat or avoid constipation, especially as you get older." Experts say you need at least five servings a day in order to get the recommended minimum of 25 grams of fiber—about twice what's actually consumed by the typical American. Besides fresh produce, good sources of dietary fiber include whole-grain breads and cereals, pastas, brown rice, beans and bran. Move your body.
Cooking food can draw out a lot of the vitamins and minerals, so whenever you can, try to eat fruits and vegetables in their natural raw or unprocessed state or minimally cooked. Try fresh fruits, raw or steamed vegetables and salads. Don't boil. Boiling draws out more minerals and vitamins from foods than other cooking methods, says Grabowski. "The less time spent in the oven, on the stove or surrounded by hot water, the better." She recommends steaming or microwaving. Store smartly. Exposure to air can rob food of vitamins and minerals.
Eating a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables and non-red meat sources of fat such as fish and chicken may cause the body to produce fewer pro-inflammatory substances. That's not to say a diet will cure arthritis, but it may modify the effects of arthritis. "Some people react to certain foods, almost like an allergy," says Dr. Caldron. "It may result from wheat or citrus fruits, lentils or even alcohol. The problem is, there's no way to test for this. But if you notice a significant reaction and more pain consistently within 48 hours after eating a certain food, eliminate it from your diet.
Eat more vegetables, more fresh fruits, more whole grains. If you don't eat much fiber now, you should work up to it gradually. "Eating too much fiber too soon can make symptoms worse," says Alex Asian, M.D., a gastroenterologist in private practice in Fairfield, California. Start by adding a few small servings of fiber-rich foods—fruits, vegetables, pastas, brown rice, beans, bran or whole-grain cereals and breads—to your diet, and gradually include more each day for about six weeks until you consume at least 25 grams of fiber daily.

Alternative Medicine the Definitive Guide, Second Edition

Larry Trivieri, Jr.
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When a child is ready to eat solid foods, usually after six months, parents can give them a healthy start by designing a diet made up of fresh fruits and vegetables, legumes, and low-fat proteins like chicken and fish, with no processed foods, recommends Dr. Smith. Avoid Early Immunization—Currently in the United States, conventional doctors require that a series of immunization shots be started when an infant is two months old. The first vaccines given are hepatitis B, DPT (diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis), influenza type B, and polio.
On the other hand, not all fresh fruits and vegetables sold in the health food store are organic. Look for labels that identify organically grown foods. Buy organic foods. Organic farming is a system of cultivation that doesn't use artificial fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, growth regulators, and livestock feed additives. Crop rotations, crop residues, animal manures, green manures, legumes, organic wastes, mineral-bearing rock, and biological pest controls are used by organic farmers to raise whole, natural foods.
Leafy greens, fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, beans and legumes, along with limited amounts of animal products, are all part of a well-rounded diet. Fruits and vegetables also contain an abundance of antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and other valuable nutrients. "A high-fat diet has been associated with disease, which could be due, in part, to the fat solubility of toxins, which increases the likelihood of ingesting high amounts of toxins by eating a high-fat diet," says Dr. Sodhi.
To keep stools soft, drink a lot of fluids and eat plenty of fiber such as fresh fruits and vegetables. Sleeping: Adjusting to a new sleeping schedule is probably the most important habit to acquire. Exhaustion from the delivery and frequent awakenings for night feeding is inevitable. New mothers should nap when the baby is sleeping and go to bed early. Healing Remedies: In addition to rest and sound eating habits, overall recovery and healing can be enhanced by using Chinese medicines, homeopathic remedies, and nutrient supplementation, according to Dr. Dittman.
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) recommends that Americans reduce their fat intake to no more than 30% of total calories, while increasing their consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables.81 Additionally, it is essential to avoid highly processed foods, as they can contain partially hydrogenated fats82 and chemical additives that are potentially carcinogenic.83 Cutting down on sugar,84 caffeine,8'' and alcohol86 are also highly recommended.
He was to eat only fresh fruits and vegetables and fish, and to avoid red meats and minimize his poultry consumption. He also started a regular exercise program to induce sweating and the discharging of toxins through the skin, and he received regular intestinal colonics. A prime source of Manuel's toxins was his teeth, specifically a toxic substance called di-methylsulphite released from several root canals. Di-methylsulphite is a by-product of the interaction of bacteria and heavy metals placed in the mouth by dental procedures such as amalgam fillings.

Biomarkers

William Evans, Ph.D., and Irwin H. Rosenberg, M.D., with Jacqueline Thompson
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Good sources are fresh fruits and vegetables, whole-grain breads and cereals, and such starches as potatoes, rice, and pasta. ¦ Protein should be limited to a minimum of 10 percent and a maximum of 20 percent of your daily diet. You might think a strength-building program such as ours would warrant a high protein intake to maintain muscle mass. It does not. First, Americans and people in the developed countries of the West tend to have more than adequate protein in their diet already, being the avid meat eaters that we are.

Encyclopedia of Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts and Seeds for Healthful Living

Dr. Joseph M. Kadans, N.D.
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This vitamin, also known as citron, is antiscorbutic, helping to prevent scurvy, the disease resulting from lack of fresh fruits and vegetables. It is helpful in strengthening the walls of the capillaries, thus preventing water from seeping through into the tissues as in cases of dropsy, where watery fluid enters into tissues or cavities of the body. It is also characterized by loss of energy and pain in the legs, limbs and joints.

Rapid Healing Foods

Ben Davis
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Eating between fasts is limited, and confined largely to fresh fruits and fresh (preferably uncooked) vegetables, with nuts or an unprocessed, mild cheese for protein. Bread, meat, salt, condiments, coffee, tea and cocoa are avoided completely, as are smoking and alcohol. Plenty of rest and sleep are recommended. Sunbaths are reportedly helpful, but not in excess. Light exercise (movements requiring skill rather than strength) is recommended when eating is resumed. Reported cases: • A woman, 40, had suffered with Parkinson's disease for six years.

Feed Your Body Right: Understanding Your Individual Body Chemistry for Proper Nutrition Without Guesswork

Lendon H. Smith, M.D.
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Doctors using more natural control would first change the diet and proscribe sugar, alcohol, and junk food. fresh fruits and vegetables would be the main diet. Food sensitivities would be searched for. If the temperature is low, they might place the patient on thyroid. The following herbs are useful: Gingko, ephedra, ginseng, gotu kola, cayenne, acacia, and guarana. Bee pollen, C, E, GH3, octacosanol, brewer's yeast, desiccated liver have all been found useful.

Natural Prescriptions: Dr. Giller's Natural Treatments & Vitamin Therapies For Over 100 Common Ailments

Robert M. Giller, M.D.
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Try to follow the new guidelines that recommend five servings of fresh fruits and vegetables daily. Inositol—part of the vitamin B complex—has been shown in experiments to be protective against the development of cataracts. Recent research has pointed to a molecule called pantethine, which is present in all cells of the body, as helping in preventing the clumping of proteins in the eye that causes cataracts. Pantethine is the active form of pantothenic acid, one of the vitamins in the B complex. Another factor in cataract development that we can control is exposure to ultraviolet light.

Food & Mood: The Complete Guide to Eating Well and Feeling Your Best, Second Edition

Elizabeth Somer, M.A., R.D.
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To meet the recommended 25 to 30 grams, you need to follow the Feeling Good Diet's guidelines of at least five fresh fruits or vegetables, several whole grains, and a serving of legumes every day. On the other hand, soybeans and soy products contain estrogenlike compounds, called phytoestrogens, that help offset fluctuations in a woman's natural estrogen. While not exactly like estrogen, phytoestrogens act much like the female hormone, binding to the body's estrogen receptors and supplementing the effects of estrogen without the discomfort. According to Mark Messina, Ph.D.
Do you consume at least 2,500 calories each day of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, low-fat milk products, nuts, and protein-rich foods? _ 7. Do you take iron supplements when your iron intake is marginal? _ 8. Do you avoid severe calorie-restricted diets? _ 9. Do you snack lightly or not at all in the evening? _ 10. Do you avoid eating large meals? _ I I. Do you drink at least six glasses of water each day? _ 12. Do you avoid tobacco? _ 13. Do you limit alcohol intake to five drinks or fewer each week? _ 14. Do you get at least seven hours of restful sleep each night? _ 15.
Snack on fresh fruits and vegetables, low-fat yogurt, pretzels, or a bagel with fat-free cream cheese rather than candy or cheese in the late afternoon. See chapter 3 for more on fat cravings. 4. Use alternative flavorings, such as vanilla, nutmeg, spearmint, cinnamon, and anise, to appease a sweet tooth. 5. Identify your trigger foods. What foods are you most prone to overeating? Plan ahead when you anticipate situations that will tempt you with these foods. 6. Seeing is craving. So avoid the temptation by steering clear of the dessert tray, buffet table, doughnut shop, or bread basket. 7.
Of course ir doesn't take a scientist to realize that chowing down on more highly processed, nutrient-bleak foodlike products laced with fake fats or fake sugars is a far cry from earing more fresh fruits and vegetables. Reduced-fat potato chips are nor healthful foods; it's just that they are less unhealthful than their full-far counterpart. You are still eating empty calories, which promotes weight gain. Fake fats won't magically make anyone slim; the only way to do that is to eat a healthful diet and exercise daily.
What types of foods do you consume between dinner and bedtime? a. fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, or low-fat milk products. b. Snack foods, such as popcorn, crackers, potato chips, or other convenience foods. c. Chocolate, cola soft drinks, hot cocoa, or coffee or tea. d. I do most of my overeating in the evening, including large bowls of ice cream with chocolate sauce, or second servings of leftovers from dinner. 12. How frequently do you have strong cravings for starchy or sugary foods? a. Seldom. b.

Gary Nulls Ultimate Anti Aging Program

Gary Null, Ph.D.
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A natural food diet, which is filled with nutritious fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, legumes, seeds, and nuts, and avoids unnatural additives is a major step in the right direction. Cutting down on your meat intake or, ideally, cutting it out altogether, is even closer to optimum healthy eating. There is irrefutable scientific evidence that proves the adequacy—indeed, the superiority—of a vegetarian diet.
Today, it's a different story altogether. fresh fruits and vegetables barely fill an aisle in most modern supermarkets, and even that is likely to be altered. Fruits and vegetables are routinely grown with artificial fertilizers, sprayed with pesticides, and treated with hormones and chemicals to control ripening and facilitate mechanical harvesting. They are dyed, sprayed with chemicals to prevent ripening during shipping and to induce ripening once delivered, or they are coated with waxes to give them a glossy appearance.
This path relies on unrefined grains, legumes, seeds, nuts, and fresh fruits and vegetables, steering clear of unnatural additives, including sugar and salt. A balanced diet that cuts down or eliminates meat is even closer to an unadulterated, healthful idea! The degree to which you become vegetarian is determined by the specific way you eat. Pollovegetarians eat no red meats but do eat chicken in conjunction with plant sources. Pescovegetarians include fish in their plant-based diet. In Asia, hundreds of millions of people follow this type of diet, living on staples of rice and fish.

Heinerman's Encyclopedia of Healing Juices

John Heinerman
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According to The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (42:746-48, October 1985), carrot juice, green peas, potatoes, cabbage, tomato puree, cranberries, and other unspecified "fresh fruits" can pull these heavy metals from fatty tissue where they reside, bind them up, and discharge them from the system. Lupus Erythematosus. Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is an inflammatory disease that can damage connective tissue throughout the body, including tissue in the joints, muscles, skin, kidneys, heart, lungs, and nervous system. It is an unusual form of arthritis that afflicts mostly women.
This baffled her and she explained to him that she consumed a wide variety of fresh fruits. Much to her surprise, he told her that this was the cause of her problem; and told her to lay off the fruits and fruit juices for a while. He recommended that she eat cooked zucchini squash instead, and also drink the raw zucchini juice every day, one cup with a meal. Ms. Swanson followed his advice, admitting to me, however, that "it was the hardest thing that I have ever done in my life. The craving for fruits simply would not go away.

Rapid Healing Foods

Ben Davis
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Rapid cleansing foods that can relieve constipation include: • High fiber foods, including fresh fruits, nuts, vegetables, seeds, cereals with bran and high fiber bread. One woman says that since eating raw fruit, her lifetime problem of constipation is over, and she has two or three bowel movements a day. • Papaya can cleanse the intestines and relieve constipation. A woman who tried papaya after everything else failed, including natural bran, says it relieved her constipation completely. • Sunflower seeds have a laxative effect.

Heinerman's Encyclopedia of Fruits, Vegetables and Herbs

John Heinerman
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His salon is exceptional because it probably uses more fresh fruits, vegetables, grains, oils and dairy products on its rich and powerful clientele than any other single salon in America. in a word, mis is a oeaury snop ior doui men ana women inai renes almost entirely on natural substances, many of them freshly made on the spot for individual customers' needs. Paul's famous $250 "fruit juice" perm consisting entirely of fresh citrus juices obtained from grapefruit, lemon, lime and orange is one example.

Feed Your Body Right: Understanding Your Individual Body Chemistry for Proper Nutrition Without Guesswork

Lendon H. Smith, M.D.
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I believe we must junk much of the prescription approach to modern treatment and get back to a cleaner lifestyle of fresh fruits and vegetables, low-fat protein, and whole grains. We have the germs under some control, now we have to improve the immune system or the population and help calm tne stresses or lite mat lead to allergies and virus infections. (I don't think we should cut out the dancing, however. Dancing might lead to fecundity, but it will not affect fertility.

Hormone Deception

D. Lindsey Berkson
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Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vitamins and take a daily vitamin/mineral supplement. Especially important for the enzymes of detoxification are vitamins A, C, E; carotene and related cartotenoids; bioflavonoids; and minerals such as selenium, copper, manganese, and sulfur (you can get sulfur from protein, onion, and garlic). Avoid eating too many refined carbohydrates, such as breads and bakery goods made with white flour and sugar, candies, and colas. Sugar has been shown to lower P-450 enzyme action—a large superfamily of enzymes that are among the most well-known for detoxification.

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