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It's really a double-whammy benefit, and not so difficult to do as you might think. For the first week or so you might feel like there's something missing from your meal, but after that you'll get used to it. After awhile you wouldn't go back because you feel so much better and actually feel more energised after a meal instead of tired and sleepy. Use fresh & organic ingredients While you are having your salad why not make sure that you use only fresh and organic vegetables. Chemically grown vegetables are usually full of pesticides and other nasty poisons that'll just build up inside you. Another thing is that organic vegetables are nutritiously far superior to chemically grown. As far as possible, use fresh fruits and vegetables. Frozen or canned vegetables have lost most of their micro-nutrients (enzymes, vitamins, etc) that are essential to digestion. Food that's alkalising when it's fresh can turn acidifying after too much processing and preserving. You never really know how much preservatives they have added to the canned stuff. Not to mention that fresh vegetables always taste much better than frozen or canned veggies. Go raw All the processing that is done to your food generally makes it harder to digest and more acidifying (with few exceptions - of course). Water and heat destroy most of the digestive enzymes and vitamins fruits and vegetables have. Without digestive enzymes vegetables can do more harm than good to your body. Try to eat at least 50% of your food raw. This is where the bowl of salad instead of carbohydrates or protein comes handy. The digestive enzymes that raw vegetables contain help your body to digest the other food components you eat at the same meal. Raw vegetables are also highly alkalising so they balance any acidic foods you eat. This places far less stress on your body to leach minerals from your bones to neutralise the acids. If you don't want to go eat your vegetables 100%, raw you can slightly stir-fry or steam them. I'm a huge fan of stir-frying. Stir- frying plenty of vegetables with noodles or some chicken, fish or nuts makes it so easy to replace either carbohydrates or protein with almost raw vegetables. 38 Copyright © 2006, Seppo Puusa. http://www.natural-acne-solution.com |
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