Andreas Moritz See book keywords and concepts | The findings reveal serious consequences for the hundreds of millions of people worldwide who consume carbonated beverages. They also reopen the debate about food additives, which have been linked to hyperactivity in children.
The biggest concern centers on the safety of E211, known as sodium benzoate, a preservative used for decades by the $150 billion global carbonated drinks industry. Sodium benzoate derives from benzoic acid. It is used in large quantities to prevent mold from forming in soft drinks such as Sprite, Oasis and Dr Pepper. | Andreas Moritz See book keywords and concepts | During the cleanse, try to avoid consuming animal products, including meat, dairy foods (except butter), fish, eggs, tea, coffee, alcohol, carbonated beverages, chocolate, and any other foods or drinks that contain preservatives, artificial sweeteners, coloring agents, and the like. In addition to drinking this kidney tea each day, if convenient, you may also chew on a small piece of rind from an organic lemon on the left side of your mouth and a small piece of carrot on the right side of your mouth 30 to 40 times each. This stimulates kidney functions. | Joan Liebmann-Smith, Ph. D., and Jacqueline Nardi Egan See book keywords and concepts | But if you burp a lot against your will, it may be a sign of imbibing too many carbonated beverages, chewing too much gum, or eating too fast. Both burping and farting may be signs of having eaten foods high in fiber (such as beans, some fruits and vegetables, and whole grains), dairy products, artificial sweeteners, and/or carbohydrates, especially sugar and starch.
Excessive burping (and farting) can also signal a lactase deficiency
(aka lactose intolerance). Lactase is an enzyme necessary to break down lactose in the digestive tract. | Herbert Ross, DC with Keri Brenner, L.Ac. See book keywords and concepts | Other causes of gas include fried foods, fatty meats, dairy products, many starches, carbonated beverages, and excessive amounts of fruits and vegetables. As you can see, the list is potential causes is long. You'll need to identify which are a problem for you.
Though it may sound obvious, it can't hurt to mention that those who are frequently awakened by a need to urinate may want to consume fewer liquids late in the day. Drinking enough water is important for overall health and good sleep, so don't cut back on the amount you're drinking, just adjust when you drink. | Connie Bennett, C.H.H.C. with Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Objections of the National Soft Drink Association to a Final Rule Permitting the Use of Aspartame in carbonated beverages and Carbonated Beverage Syrup Bases and a Request for a Hearing on the Objections" (Docket No. 82F-0305, Draft, July 28, 1983) appearing in Congressional Record 131, no. 58 (1985): 5507-11. http://www.dorway.com/ nsda.html.
Novick, Jeff. "Stevia, the Herbal Sweetener—How Safe Is It Really?" Chef Jeff's Weekly Health Update, October 23, 2000. http://www.aboutbreathing.com/articles/stevia.htm. The NutraSweet Company. "Customers and Partners." http://www.nutrasweet. | Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN See book keywords and concepts | | Caffeine is found naturally in tea, coffee, and cocoa and is added to many carbonated beverages. Caffeine keeps you going by preventing the chemical adenosine from telling the brain it's time to relax. The result is a surge of unnatural energy; but over time, the brain becomes accustomed to the threshold and requires ever-greater amounts of caffeine to provide the same increase in alertness. This is what makes caffeine products such as coffee so addictive and it explains why the line at Starbucks* is always so long. | Andreas Moritz See book keywords and concepts | In 1983, aspartame was approved for use in carbonated beverages. Today it is found in over 5,000 foods, drinks and medicines.
Why Sweeteners Make You Fat
A major American controlled study on 80,000 women showed that those who regularly use artificial sweeteners put on more weight per year than those who do not use them. What is even more surprising is the finding that, with the widespread use of sweeteners, the consumption of ordinary sugar and sugary foods has increased, too. | | Reduce
Almond drink Almond milk Caffeinated beverages
Grape juice Mango juice Vegetable broth, salted
Lassi
Avoid
Alcohol Banana shake carbonated beverages Chocolate beverages Coconut milk
Cold beverages Grapefruit juice Lemonade Licorice tea Milk shakes
Orange juice Papaya juice Sour beverages Tomato juice Sports drinks
Important for all body types
In the above food charts I have omitted beef, pork, poultry, fish, eggs and similar foods because they can create major imbalances in all three body types. (See the section on vegetarianism later in this chapter. | | Highly acid-forming foods such as meat, fish, poultry, eggs, cheese, refined sugar, table salt, chocolate, candy, commercial fruit juices, coffee, alcohol, carbonated beverages and oral hallucinogenic and pharmaceutical drugs also irritate the intestinal lining. Since the body has no real interest in or capacity to digest and utilize something that is potentially harmful to the blood and cells, many of these products undergo biochemical transformations, known as fermentation and putrefaction. | | During the cleanse, avoid consuming animal products, dairy foods, tea, coffee, alcohol, carbonated beverages, chocolate and any other foods or beverages that contain preservatives, artificial sweeteners,
Ingredients:
Marjoram (loz) Cat's Claw (loz) Comfrey Root (loz) Fennel Seed (2oz) Chicory Herb (2oz)
Uva Ursi (2oz) Hydrangea Root (2oz) Gravel Root (2oz) Marshmallow Root (2oz) Golden Rod Herb (2oz)
Directions: coloring agents, etc. While cleansing the kidneys, harsh substances such as chemicals may not only interfere with the cleanse, but may also injure the kidneys. | Kevin Trudeau See book keywords and concepts | Searle files a petition to have aspartame approved as a sweetener in carbonated beverages and other liquids. Within a short period of time, even the National Soft Drink Association urges the FDA to delay approval of aspartame for carbonated beverages, stating it is unreliable and unstable in liquid form. This Association states to the FDA that when liquid aspartame is stored in room temperatures above 85 degrees, it breaks down into DKP and formaldehyde, both of which are known toxins, and cause cancer, brain damage, and other health issues. | Ray D. Strand See book keywords and concepts | Our nation's diet is also high in meats and carbonated beverages, which increase the intake of phosphorous and decrease our absorption of calcium. Inadequate intake of any nutrients required for bone health contributes to osteoporosis.
Another common myth that teams up with Mr. Bare Bones is that calcium is all we need for strong bones and to stave off osteoporosis. But the truth is that a variety of essential nutrients must be present, not just calcium, to have any success in decreasing the amount of osteoporosis in this country. | J. Douglas Bremner See book keywords and concepts | On a practical level, you should eliminate carbonated beverages like (non-"diet") soda, which are high in sugar content. Soda, and in fact almost all processed foods, contains high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS). Fructose goes straight to the liver and increases insulin resistance, which leads to diabetes. So-called "sports drinks" should be eliminated, since they are high in calories. Soda, juice, and energy and sports drinks contain empty calories that will make you fat; they also contain caffeine, which is addictive and makes you consume even more of those useless calories. | Ron Garner See book keywords and concepts | The main offenders are:
Protein, especially animal ţShellfish Caffeine
Dairy products, especially pasteurized, processed Nicotine
Sugar and artificial sweeteners carbonated beverages, soft drinks Table salt
Margarine, commercial cooking oils
Processed flour products, pasta, pastries Grains ? Alcohol
The normal waste products of cellular metabolism are acidic. The body has to neutralize the acids because a healthy blood pH must be maintained at all costs. It does this with alkaline minerals. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | Avoid carbonated beverages that contain phosphates as these have been associated with the development of stones. Grapefruit juice should also be avoided as it has been linked to the formation of kidney stones in some studies. Avoiding calcium is generally thought to be unhelpful, and some doctors even advocate calcium supplementation as a preventive measure. Generally, avoiding a high-protein diet, particularly animal protein, is wise. | | They are usually due to overeating or eating too fast, drinking carbonated beverages, or swallowing air. Sometimes they can be triggered by very hot or cold food or drinks, taking a cold shower, drinking alcohol, smoking, sudden excitement, or stressful situations. In some rare cases, persistent hiccups are caused by an underlying disease: Over 100 diseases are reported to trigger hiccups, but they usually have other symptoms as well. Some are common, such as acid reflux, while others are much rarer. In some cases of persistent hiccups there is no apparent cause. | Andreas Moritz See book keywords and concepts | The Pitta's strong AGNI has no problem digesting the more dry, cold and heavy foods, and they are, therefore, not
Alcohol Apple juice Caffeinated beverages carbonated beverages Cold beverages
Cranberry juice Pear juice Prune juice Pungent beverages Tomato juice
Blackberry tea Burdock tea Dandelion tea Power Drinks
PITTA PACIFYING DIET gas-forming for him. Grain foods, on the other hand, cause him trouble if they are left whole. Brown rice and heavy whole-wheat breads can upset Pitta dosha, so does brown unrefined cane sugar. | Mehmet C. Oz., M.D. and Michael F. Roizen, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Acids from both sources can leach calcium out of bone, accelerating bone loss. carbonated beverages aren't as bad for bone health as the acid in many other foods, but we do know that children who drink sodas in general have reduced bone mass as adults and fracture more often. The same is true for adults who drink sodas. The reason appears to be that if you drink those kinds of drinks, you're less likely to drink healthy drinks that contain calcium and vitamin D. Evidence shows that if you can get the calcium in other ways, the soda should be OK. | Ron Garner See book keywords and concepts | Soda water and carbonated beverages.
Caffeine, nicotine, sugar, table salt, red meats (to a large extent), strong spices, chocolate (made with sugar), trans fats and hydrogenated oils, fried foods, dairy products (except unsalted butter in moderation), refined grains and flours and their products, nonorganic-source or high potency or synthetic vitamin and mineral supplements, 'enriched' foods and foods with chemical additives. Genetically altered foods. ?Cereals, grains, and seeds that are processed, boxed, puffed, flaked. Roasted commercial cereals. Cereals with sugar. White rice. | Ann M. Coulston and Carol J. Boushey See book keywords and concepts | Carbonated beverages and urinary calcium excretion. Am. J. Clin. Nutr. 74, 343-347.
40. Massey, L. K. (2003). Dietary animal and plant protein and human bone health: A whole foods approach. J. Nutr. 133, 862S-865S.
41. Barger-Lux, M. J., Heaney, R. P., Packard, P. T., Lappe, J. M., and Recker, R. R. (1992). Nutritional correlates of low calcium intake. Clin. Appl. Nutr. 2, 39-44.
42. Sellmeyer, D. E., Stone, K. L., Sebastian, A., and Cummings, S. R. (2001). A high ratio of dietary animal to vegetable protein increases the rate of bone loss and the risk of fracture in postmenopausal women. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | Avoid sugars, refined carbohydrates, junk food, and carbonated beverages, all of which will worsen inflammation and skin irritation.
Supplements: Take 1,000 mg vitamin C three times a day to help boost the immune system and reducing inflammation. Take 1,000 mg of bioflavonoids twice a day to reduce swelling and alleviate pain. Also take 500 mg of quercitin three times a day to alleviate inflammation of the skin.
External herbal applications: Lavender can relieve pain and itchiness and also repels insects. Rub fresh lavender leaves, tincture, or essential oil into the affected area. | | Avoid meats, fried foods, sugar, chocolate, and carbonated beverages, as they suppress the immune system and interfere with the healing process. Drinking green vegetable juice every day will flood your body with essential nutrients to alkalinize the body and boost immunity.
Supplements: Take 1,000 mg of vitamin C four times a day for increased immune support and to reduce stress damage to nerves. Zinc also helps support the immune system and can be taken at 30 mg a day. | | While suffering from an ear infection, avoid simple carbohydrates such as sugar, honey, biscuits, sweets, ice cream, carbonated beverages, chocolate, dried fruits, and fruit juices. To help prevent babies from developing allergies, breastfeed for as long as possible. Breastfeeding mothers should also avoid food allergens. Introduce new foods carefully to babies, watching to see if a reaction occurs. Wheat, eggs, and dairy foods should not be introduced to babies in the first nine months of life. Babies can drink diluted fruit juices instead of milk or in conjunction with a non-dairy formula. | Ann M. Coulston and Carol J. Boushey See book keywords and concepts | In contrast, foods such as nondiet carbonated beverages or fruit-flavored punches usually supply few nutrients other than energy. Thus, the guideline urges Americans to avoid foods that are high in added sugars (and a table lists examples of these foods: soft drinks, sugars and candy, cakes, cookies, pies, fruit-flavored drinks and fruit punch, and dairy desserts). High intakes of sugars are also associated with an increased incidence of dental caries, providing yet another reason to moderate sugar intake [41]. | Gary Null and Amy McDonald See book keywords and concepts | A natural honey or rice syrup is fine, but not the nine teaspoons of sugar in every Coke and other sweet carbonated beverages. Cut out the caffeine. Watch for food sensitivities, which are not full-fledged food allergies. The most common culprits are milk and milk products, beef, yeast, wheat, citrus, corn, soy. Eliminate those and then reintroduce them one at a time. See if it clouds your thinking or makes you anxious or depressed. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | R^Jl^r carbonated beverages, chocolate, dried fruits, and fruit juices. Babies can drink diluted fruit juices instead of milk or in conjunction with a non-dairy formula. To help prevent the development of allergies in babies, breastfeed for as long as possible. Breastfeeding mothers should also avoid food allergens. Introduce new foods carefully to babies, watching to see if a reaction occurs. Wheat, eggs, and dairy foods should not be introduced to babies during the first nine months of life.
Supplements: Vitamin C supplementation reportedly stimulates immune function. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | This campaign was designed to dissuade people from drinking water and, instead, convince them to consume highly profitable carbonated beverages like Coca-Cola or Diet Coke.
So there hasn't been a lot of economic incentive for people to promote the healing benefits of water. Now, today, you do have more companies selling water faucet filters -- one company is called Pur, another is Brita –- and so you do see some promotions for these filters. But again, that's not because water is such a healing element; they're promoting their products because they want you to buy their filters. | by Michael Murray, N.D. and Joseph Pizzorno, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | | The other causes of NUD and GERD included factors that decrease the tone of the esophageal sphincter, such as smoking, hiatal hernia, and consumption of chocolate, fried foods, carbonated beverages (soft drinks), tomatoes, mints, alcohol, and coffee.
Food Prescriptions
In most cases, simply eliminating or reducing the causative food(s) or beverage(s) is all that is necessary to relieve NUD and GERD. Other tips include decreasing the size of portions at mealtime, chewing food thoroughly and eating in a leisurely manner in a calm, relaxed atmosphere, and not eating within two hours of bedtime. | KC Craichy See book keywords and concepts | While there is no definitive list of junk foods, most authorities include in this notorious category foods that are high in salt, sugar, refined carbohydrates, or bad fat calories, and low in terms of protein, minerals, or vitamins—such as fried fast food, salted snack foods, carbonated beverages, candies, gum, and most sweet desserts. They are the high sugar, low fiber, and high fat foods that attract us like magnets and put enormous stress on the various healing systems of the body. | The Editors of FC&A See book keywords and concepts | | Peppermint or chamomile tea can help, too, by soothing muscle spasms.
But carbonated beverages, caffeinated drinks of all kinds, and decaffeinated coffee may bring on gas pains.
Be selective about sweeteners. Sugar-free sweeteners, like sorbitol and mannitol, can give you gas. Sucrose, found naturally in fruits and honey, can also be a problem for some. But for those who can tolerate it, honey may ease constipation and clear up diarrhea associated with IBS.
Avoid fluffy foods. A main cause of gas is swallowed air, so go slow on milk shakes, whipped cream, and souffles. |
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