Food combining: Learn the tips on this necessity for better health today (part 2)
Now that we’ve gone over the reasons why
proper food combining is important and the groups of foods, let’s go over the
principles of mixing these items properly.
Food combining: Rules to follow
To avoid fermentation in the intestines,
indigestion, water retention and toxicity, do apply these simple techniques in
eating for health
1. Eat sweet fruits with other varieties of sweet fruits
only.
They
may combine with sub-acid fruits
2. Eat Acid fruits alone or with Lettuce and Celery. In
little quantities they may combine with Avocadoes or Nuts and Non-Starchy
vegetables.
3. Avocadoes and Olives are best eaten with non-starchy
vegetables. I believe mashed, avocadoes combine great with boiled potatoes.
4. Melons, as a rule eat alone or leave alone.
Food Combining: Combinations to Avoid
When practicing proper food combining as
rule for eating healthier, these are some combinations you especially want to
avoid.
1. Starch and Acid (e.g. Tomato and Potato)
2. Protein and Protein (Avocadoes and nuts)
3. Sweets and Starch (Maple Syrup and Rice)
Food Combining: Comments on other Food
items
1. Never, ever eat fresh fruits with cooked meals. Save
for the avocado and even then with caution.
2. Lettuce and Celery combine with anything. Eat these
raw.
3. Meat & Fish: Eat these substances in very, very
little quantities, one at a time and with
No/low starch vegetables exclusively.
4. Bread: Well, here is a thought, Nature doesn’t
produce bread! If you must eat this item, eat as little of it as possible,
toasted and with vegetables and fat only.
Also
to be considered is this fact: you're only being rendered as soggy as that
bread and if you're male, it has the tendency to throw your sexuality out of
sync.
Ever wonder why some guys have breasts?
Well, bread is piled with a high amount of estrogen (a female hormone) so do
yourself a favor and eat of it no longer. (I have read that rye, spelt and
un-yeasted breads might be okay in moderation)
5. Grains: Eat as little as possible of grains and when
consumed, combine them with vegetables only.
Food combining: Final Suggestions and
Closing thoughts
1. Never eat until you're hungry and guidelines to know
when you are in true hunger are as follows:
-The stomach aspires.
-The mouth salivates even at the sight of
plain lettuce.
-The mind is happy and clear
-It happens usually after noon when the
body is its building stage.
2. Do not drink liquids of any kind with your meals. It
only dilutes the digestive juices in your stomach leading to indigestion and
constipation.
3. As a rule of thumb, don't drink anything but water an
hour or 2 prior to and/or after eating your meals.
4. One truth regarding the conditions of the human blood
found out by medical doctors is that acidity is a sign of disease.
This readily happens with the mixed eater
when he fills his stomach daily with meat, starch, confectioneries and fruit
all at the same time.
If you are not fully convinced, next time
you sit down to your Sunday dinner; have your usual menu served for an
imaginary guest.
Empty his portion in a pot, using the same
quantities that you eat and drink yourself. Stir thoroughly, and then bake this
in an oven at 500 degrees Fahrenheit for no less than 30 minutes.
Place a cover on the pot and leave it
overnight. When you remove the cover the next day, a distinct surprise will
await you.
That surprise is also in your digestive
tract and has and will continue to be there everyday as a result of improper
food combining.
In Nature such as exists in the animal
kingdom, there are no mixtures at all. The ideal and most natural method of
eating is the mono-diet.
Truthfully, one kind of fresh organic
fruit, when in season, should constitute a meal and you will find yourself
better nourished.
However going back to that simplicity is
very difficult in our complicated world.
This is why, as an alternative, you should
apply the guidelines above when eating for health. So at all times, follow
these food combining principles properly and your body will thank you for years
to come that you did.
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