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Living Nature’s Way…Proper Foods…
As we grow older many of us find we cannot as easily digest or “handle” the vast assortment of conflicting foods that we once did. Why? Because for too many years we have imposed on our wonderful digestive mechanism in many ways; one of these impositions may have consisted of requiring it to do two opposing operations at the same time,
namely: Digest proteins, which require a strong acid medium, and at the same time… Digest concentrated carbohydrates, which require an alkaline medium.
The CARBOHYDRATES need the alkaline saliva of the mouth and the alkaline saliva of the mouth and the alkaline juices of the intestine to complete digestion. The PROTEINS activate the pepsin in the stomach needed to split the protein molecule, and bring forth the hydrochloric acid needed for complete protein digestion. Acids and alkalies when brought together can neutralize each other so that neither type of foods are easily or thoroughly digested. Too frequently this results in fermentation of the carbohydrates and undigested acid end products from the proteins. All this may tend to add toxins and thus the body’s vitality is lowered. When one’s digestive system has been weakened it should naturally be given every aid in self recuperation.
Don’t…
Although milk is a Protein, it requires a different medium than concentrated proteins like meat, fish and poultry. The old Mosaic Law made it a sin to eat milk with meat. Avoid building toxic poisons of undigested proteins when meat and milk are used at the same meal since neither may properly digest. Use milk as the only protein of the meal, and not as a beverage with meat.
made from unbleached flour which still contains its nutritional value. If your intestinal tract can take it use whole grain flours.
Do
-Dr. Mc Collum 10. Exercise – even well balanced blood is ineffective unless aerated (oxygenated) so walk, walk, walk!
recommend supplementing your diet with the 100% natural food concentrate made of the dried extracted juices of the green cereal grasses; barley, oats, rye and wheat; grown on organically treated soil without chemical
fertilizers or poisonous sprays, commercially known as (Green life
). Ron Norwood Ron Norwood Products |