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Meal Suggestion – Breakfast

By phil · Comments (0)
Friday, July 16th, 2010

The plate of food in this picture shows a balanced healthy meal, that has protein fat and carbohydrates, all without any processing.

2 Eggs, fried in olive oil, mushrooms and grilled Tomato.

This is what we are talking about when we ask our clients to eat healthily.

To adjust to your specific Metabolic Type, you would just alter the proportions. In the picture you have approx 50% Protein and 50% carbohydrate.

For the Slow Oxidiser you would need to increase your carbohydrate amount whilst lowering the protein percentage.

For the Fast Oxidiser increasing the protein amount and lowering the carbohydrate percentage.

What could be simpler?

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Meal Suggestion – Tuna, Corgettes & Squash

By phil · Comments (0)
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010


The plate of food in this shows a healthy balanced meal, that has protein fat and carbohydrates, all without any processing.

Seared Tuna, Sauted Corgettes & Roast Squash

This is what we are talking about when we ask our clients to cook healthily.

To adjust to your specific Metabolic Type, you would just alter the proportions. In the picture you have approx 50% Protein and 50% carbohydrate.

For the Slow Oxidiser you would need to increase your carbohydrate amount whilst lowering the protein percentage.

For the Fast Oxidiser increasing the protein amount and lowering the carbohydrate percentage.

What could be simpler?


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Cranberry Juice

By phil · Comments (0)
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010


What are the health benefits to drinking cranberry juice?




Regarding seratonin release, Charles Poliquin has been quoted to say

“If your morning urine is overly acidic, and you also suffer from early morning fatigue, Licorice is probably the best adrenal rebuilding supplement for you. Take 2 tablets upon awakening, and two more with your lunch meal.”

“Cranberry juice in the morning will raise serotonin, wrong time of day… you can’t look at the World through a straw”

meaning

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Cholesterol And A Clogged Media

By phil · Comments (1)
Sunday, March 21st, 2010



Bad news in the newspapers (now there’s a change); statins can now give you cancer. The hopeless Jenny Hope, writing for the Dail Mail, describes the Read More→

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FOOD TIMELINE

By phil · Comments (0)
Friday, October 9th, 2009


Original Food

Food through the ages


An interesting look at the timeline of food, and how short a time, certain foods ahve been on the human menu. Metabolic Typing takes this into consideration, plus the food is/was only available on certain continents/countries, and only allows that race of humans time to get adapt to it.

food time line

RECREATING HISTORIC RECIPES CAN BE FUN AND EDUCATIONAL BUT FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE FOOD ALLERGIES THIS ACTIVITY CAN POSE A SERIOUS HEALTH THREAT. Always supply your child’s teacher with a list of ingredients BEFORE you send any food to class, especially peanuts. The following sites offer information on the most common food allergies:

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Healthy Dried Food?

By phil · Comments (0)
Monday, August 3rd, 2009

Dried food


HEALTHY DRIED FOOD ?


There is no such thing as a healthy ‘dried’ food.  The cooking process (extrusion) is carried out at temperatures which Read More→

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Milk Myth…

By phil · Comments (0)
Monday, August 3rd, 2009

Milk Myth: What Your Body Really Needs

A recent study claims that young adults are not drinking enough milk — at least according to press reports on the matter. But according to the Read More→

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Suicide By Sugar

By phil · Comments (0)
Monday, July 13th, 2009

Suicide By Sugar

It is a dangerous, addictive white powder that can be found in abundance throughout this

country. Once associated only with cavities and simple weight gain, it is now linked to a host of devastating health conditions including cancer, epilepsy, dementia, hypoglycemia, obesity, and more. In this book, sugar addiction expert Dr. Nancy Appleton and health writer G.N. Jacobs not only expose the exorbitant levels of sugar we ingest, but also document the connection between our current health crisis and our sweet tooth.

Health Tip
Sugar Affects Kids Worse Than Adults.

Sugar may be worse for kids than it is for adults because kids react so strongly and with much wilder swings of body chemistry. The immune system is still developing the acquired immunity to fight off infections, and the digestive system must learn to handle the variety of foods in our diet. A child’s body is learning and working continually, and sugar just causes it to work harder. These body chemistry changes not only cause physical ailments, such as allergies and asthma, but have also, in many studies put children on a roller coaster of emotional effects that include hyperactivity, aggressiveness, sadness, low self-esteem, mania, sleeplessness, and many more.

Book ReviewSuicide by Sugar, A Startling Look at Our #1 National Addictionby Nancy Appleton, PhD

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Are Vegetarians Cancer Risks Reduced?

By phil · Comments (0)
Tuesday, March 31st, 2009


Are vegetarians cancer risks reduced? here is a link to an interesting article “Do Vegetarians Get Fewer Cancers?” on one of my favourite resource sites; www.mercola .com

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/03/31/Do-Vegetarians-Get-Fewer-Cancers.aspx

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Categories : Diet Nutrition, Health & Lifestyle, Nutrition
Tags : about nutrition, Articles Archive, Cancer Risks, Cancers, fitforyou, fitforyou.co.uk, Metabolic Typing, Metabolic Typing Diet, Vegetarians

PERILS OF EATING RED MEATS

By phil · Comments (0)
Thursday, March 26th, 2009




Red Meat

Red Meat, is it such a danger?



The Sun published this article Tues March 24th.
‘PERILS’ OF RED MEAT


Eating red meats increases the risk of dying from heart disease and cancer – but chicken reduces the Read More→

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