Monday, August 20, 2007


Alternative Health


    Raise Your Energy And Life Force

    Raise Your Energy And Life Force

    A good way to boost your energy, detox, clear up
    your complexion and raise your life force , is to
    eat mainly raw foods.

    I am not a raw fooder per se, but make sure to get
    some in each day. Alternative Health care addresses
    diet as part of how to say healthy, prevent illness
    and disease.

    However, right now I am doing a detox with HVS
    homeopathics. I decided to put more raw food in
    my diet to help me detox and lose some extra weight
    that I gained.

    So right now, until it does not feel right, I am doing
    two meals and snacks of raw food, and one meal
    consisting of protein such as fish, more raw food
    and perhaps a cooked vegetable. Then about every fourth
    day, I make sure to have a higher carbohydrate day –
    adding in some sprouted grain bread, brown rice or
    other healthy carbohydrate.

    This way, my metabolism does not get used to low carbs,
    and I stop losing weight - I won’t hit a plateau in
    weight loss so quickly.

    The cooked food and fish slow the detox down some. I
    need meat, eggs, or fish, and find that I cannot do
    without it. I was a vegetarian for four years and lab
    tests proved that I was very deficient in some amino
    acids. Once I put flesh proteins back in my diet, I
    started feeling better.

    Are you making sure you have raw foods in your diet
    each day? Sadly some people do not. It is an excellent
    source of Life Force, which helps us raise our life force.

    A person who eats a fair amount of raw foods usually has
    a glow of good health and energy about them. So here is
    your wake up call, if you are not. Put more raw fruits
    and vegetables into your diet on a consistant basis
    and see were you are in a month.

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