Jack Challem See book keywords and concepts | Raw sugar is simply dirty white sugar, and brown sugar is white sugar that has been colored with a little molasses—don't be fooled by their more natural look. Many brands of salt also contain small amounts of sugar. So do the most popular sugar substitutes, such as Sweet 'N' Low, Equal, and Splenda. All three contain dextrose, and Equal and Splenda also contain maltodextrin.
Soft drinks and many brands of juice often contain high-fructose corn syrup. Cherry, pomegranate, cranberry, and other juices in natural food stores are often sweetened with grape or apple juice. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | Unlike white sugar (which is thought to sabotage the immune system), fresh, raw fruit and vegetables include antioxidant-rich nutrients that support the immune system in fighting infection. Take the time to brush teeth carefully and thoroughly (for advice on the best technique see the entry on sensitive teeth p. 208). Also make a point of flossing regularly after cleaning your teeth. If you find dental floss difficult to master, try using slightly wider dental tape. | Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts | Brown sugar is a gimmick -- it's just white sugar with brown coloring and flavoring added. Brown eggs are no different than white eggs (except for the fact that their shells appear brown). Brown bread may be no healthier than white bread, either, unless it's made with whole grains. Don't be tricked by "brown" foods. These are just gimmicks used by food giants to fool consumers into paying more for manufactured food products.
8. Watch out for deceptively small serving sizes. | Mike Adams See book keywords and concepts | But with the claim that some white sugar products were now "enriched," other sugar producers balked and applied sufficient political pressure to the FDA to get the federal agency to actually ban enriched white sugar. The full story is related in Sugar Blues by William Duffy:
In 1961, an Ohio food company came up with a real marketing coup. They introduced a new product, fortified sugar. For years, grains, flours, and bread — gutted of vitamins and minerals in the refining process - had been sold as "fortified" and "enriched," after addition of a few synthetic vitamins. | Dr. Steven R. Gundry See book keywords and concepts | Some of these foods may not literally be white or beige (like a chocolate biscuit bar), but their essential ingredients are white sugar, flour, or both. Most beige foods are just baked sugar or flour, or are made to appear "healthy" by the addition of such ingredients as whole wheat flour. Don't be deceived. In general, if a package trumpets the words "all natural," "fat free," "no cholesterol," "old fashioned," "heart healthy," "sugar free," "no added sugar," or the like, run the other way. | Ron Garner See book keywords and concepts | Fast foods, alcoholic beverages, white sugar, white flour and soft drinks all have one thing in common: they do not supply the essential nutrition we need for health.16
Food Production
The commercial food we now consume is grown in soil that has been seriously depleted of its minerals because of continuous farming without crop rotation or rest. In addition, there is a total dependence on chemical fertilizers and pesticides to grow produce. Depending on the soils they are grown on, there can be a significant difference between commercially grown and organically grown vegetables. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | Foods that promote mucus include dairy, oranges, white sugar, and foods that contain white flour. Potentially allergenic foods include dairy, wheat, soy, fermented foods, and eggs. Try eliminating these from your diet and then reintroduce them one at a time, noting any changes in your symptoms. Eat light meals so that your body's energy is used to eliminate the cause of the congestion rather than digesting heavy foods. Drink plenty of water, herbal tea, diluted vegetable juice, and soup. Avoid fruit juices, dairy, coffee, alcohol, and carbonated drinks as these can make symptoms worse. | | It will also be helpful to avoid any items that are a source of refined, white sugar, including cakes, pastries, chocolate, and sweet carbonated drinks. Increase the amount of high-fiber foods in your diet, opting for whole grains, pulses, beans, and lentils over red meat and French fries. Oily fish also appears to benefit the heart and circulatory system. Opt for small amounts of cold-pressed virgin olive oil in preference to other cooking oils.
Garlic: Add fresh garlic to your food and take a high-potency garlic supplement. | Phyllis A. Balch, CNC See book keywords and concepts | Fructose does not require digestion; like white sugar, it is absorbed directly into the bloodstream. Some people claim that metabolizing fructose requires little insulin and that it therefore is the ideal sugar for people with diabetes or hypoglycemia; however, most nutritionists do not recommend it for anyone who has blood sugar problems. It does not work as well as white sugar in bread or cookie recipes, as it absorbs the liquids and can make the baked goods dry. Fructose is great in pies, though, and it dissolves better in cold beverages than white sugar.
GINGER
Ginger is a root vegetable. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | NATUROPATHY
Diet: Avoid dairy, oranges, white sugar, and foods containing white flour because they promote the formation of mucus. Sugar inhibits the immune system from clearing bacteria. Eliminate wheat, soya, fermented foods, and ^KJl^r eggs from your diet for a couple of weeks to see if sinus symptoms improve, and then re-introduce them to see if symptoms temporarily worsen. In general, a diet that is rich in vegetables, whole grains, and beans, and low in saturated fat (meat and dairy), sugar, mucus-forming, and allergenic foods will be beneficial to the sinuses. | Tom Bohager See book keywords and concepts | Avoid the overconsumption of meat, alcohol, soft drinks, caffeine, coffee, most nuts, eggs, vinegar, sauerkraut, ascorbic acid (vitamin C), pasteurized milk, cheese, white sugar, and medical drugs. Add additional servings of ripe fruit, vegetables, soybeans, bean sprouts, water, raw milk, onions, figs, carrots, beets, miso, and mineral supplements.
It also helps to reduce anxiety when possible and include moderate exercise in your daily regimen. Strenuous exercise can actually contribute to an acidic environment in the body because of the increased production of lactic acid. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | Offending items include anything that has a high refined white sugar content, such as sweets, chocolates (especially milk chocolates), and fizzy drinks.
Phos ac: If hair has become thin and greasy as a result of emotional stress, especially in teenagers who are growing and developing very rapidly, Phos ac can be helpful. There is also likely to be a general sense of nervous exhaustion.
Sulphur: This remedy is best used if there is a tendency to be averse to washing in general and if there is a noticeable feeling of heat and sweatiness in the head and scalp. | Andreas Moritz See book keywords and concepts | Diabetes patients are almost never told that the amount of insulin the body needs to process, for example, one regular piece of steak equals the amount of insulin required for about 1/2 pound of white sugar. The reason no doctor is telling you about this is because eating the steak does not substantially raise your blood sugar levels, so it appears that meat is a safe food, especially for diabetics. And so the "disease" can progress and worsen quietly and unnoticeably. | Herbert Ross, DC with Keri Brenner, L.Ac. See book keywords and concepts | For example, fruits are fairly high in simple
Guidelines for Healthy Eating
Avoid These Foods
Use These Foods Instead
Refined sugar in all its forms: white sugar (sucrose), fructose, corn syrup, sorbitol, mannitol, and many others. Synthetic sugars: aspartame, saccharin, and others.
Natural sweeteners: fruit juice, raw honey, organic maple syrup, molasses, barley malt syrup, dehydrated organic sugarcane juice. Avoid even these if you're diabetic or sugar intolerant.
Refined flours: white, bleached, unbleached, and enriched flour and products containing these flours. | Sophie D. Coe and Michael D. Coe See book keywords and concepts | Fresh jasmine flowers
8 lb [3.6 kg] white sugar, well-dried
3oz [85g] "perfect" vanilla beans
4to 6oz [115—170g] "perfect"cinnamon
2 scruples [l/u oz, 2.5g] ambergris
Method
In a box or similar utensil, alternate layers of jasmine with layers of the crushed cacao, and let it sit for 24 hours. Then mix these up, and add more alternating layers of flowers and cacao, followed by the same treatment. This must be done ten or twelve times, so as to permeate the cacao with the odor of the jasmine. | Henry Hobhouse See book keywords and concepts | The white sugar addict becomes liable to obesity, tooth problems, and malnutrition; the last leads in extreme cases to the kind of "crowding out" which can cause vitamin and mineral deficiency problems and probably even cancer of the intestine. Because of the speed with which white sugar becomes available to the metabolism, the addict's blood-sugar level rises and falls very rapidly as the pancreas works excessively hard to deal with high inputs of sucrose to the stomach. | Marshall Editions See book keywords and concepts | Add one raw egg to the boiling water and 1 5 g of white sugar. Mix and drink.
• Combine 10 g of loquat leaf with 10 g of reed rhizome and add 3 cups of water. Cook the mixture over a low heat for 20-30 minutes and drink.
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Diet: Eat a nourishing diet composed primarily of whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables, and some fish and lean chicken. Stay hydrated, as dehydration can cause serious problems. Drink herbal tea, broths, soups and water.
Supplements: A good multivitamin/multimineral has been shown to lower the incidence of vomiting in non-pregnant women. | Andreas Moritz See book keywords and concepts | Processed and altered flour and its products should be avoided, just like white sugar. Making your Own Cultures
If you enjoy cultured breads, you may make and use your own culture. Just take a small amount of organic any type of wheat flour and mix it with some distilled water, put a few layers of cheesecloth over the jar, and let it sit in or on a screened patio where it is above room temperature. After 3 to 6 days check if it smells like bread or beer. If it does, it is ready for use to make your own bread. (Use a sourdough recipe.)
Alternatively, you may use organic raisins. | | In a separate experiment, rats were fed with cornflakes, which consisted of useless cornstarch and white sugar. In this group some of the animals died.
The researchers had expected that the animals would grow faster with cereals, yet they did not grow at all, and some of them even lost weight. Especially the rats which received cereals with high sugar content (sugar is thought to be fattening), had the least growth rates. This is a summary of the results:
> The products that contained the least amounts of fat significantly increased the cholesterol levels of the rats. | Gabriel Cousens See book keywords and concepts | Based on clinical experience, as well as world research, the number one culprit is the huge increase in intake of processed white sugar, white bread, and refined carbohydrates as distinct from complex natural carbohydrates such as beans and grains. The breakthrough in understanding diabetes was found in Dr. Thomas Cleave's 1975 book, The Saccharine Disease: Conditions Caused by the Taking of Refined Carbohydrates such as Sugar and White Flour showing that within twenty years after processed white flour and sugar are introduced into a culture, there is an "outbreak" of diabetes. | | There is a food environment characterized by heavy marketing of excitotoxin-rich processed junk foods, refined carbohydrates such as white sugar and white flour with alloxan, heavy use of animal fats and trans fats, agrochemical-laden foods, and heavy-metal toxicity. These characteristics combine to result in a negative synergy that has precipitated diabetes at pandemic levels, when it was relatively rare before 1940. This is not an accident—the Culture of Death is an active and thoughtless Crime Against Wisdom. | | MAIMONIDES, JEWISH RABBI, PHILOSOPHER AND MASTER WHOLISTIC PHYSICIAN TO EGYPTIAN SULTAN
The first principle of the Tree of Life 21-Day+ Program to heal diabetes naturally is a prudent diet that we call the Culture of Life anti-diabetogenic diet: organic, plant-source only, live (raw) food, relatively high complex carbohydrate, 15-20 percent (low to moderate) plant-based fats, moderate protein, low glycemic index, low insulin index, high minerals, no refined carbohydrate (especially white flour and white sugar), high fiber, moderate caloric intake, and prepared with love. | | Specific data on diabetes before and after the change from raw blubber to cooked is not available, but since the switch to the Western cooked-animal-fat diet, as well as white sugar and white flour, there certainly has been an increase in Type-2 diabetes. The additional message here is that cooking destroys enzymes and alters the structure of the fat. When you cook or fry saturated fat it becomes unhealthy. In addition, the processing of fats through hydro-genation changes them from a cis- structure to a trans- structure. There is actually a physical change in the structure. | | The main environmental cause of the worldwide pandemic of Type-2 diabetes is the introduction of white sugar, white flour, and white rice into these cultures, resulting in an "outbreak" of Type-2 diabetes twenty years later. It is obvious that a successful program for healing diabetes must eliminate all refined carbohydrate from the diet.
Dr. Cleave's book synthesized and tabulated the cross-cultural studies and showed that the introduction of refined carbohydrate into the cultures with a previously low incidence of diabetes saw an outbreak of diabetes within twenty years. | | When these Yemenite Jews moved to Israel, there was a marked increase in white sugar consumption, and Yemenite Jews in Israel, from a culture in which diabetes was unknown, became equal for the incidence of diabetes to that of the Israeli culture.
The Canadian Eskimos also had a high raw-animal-fat diet. After refined carbohydrate was introduced into their cultures were also found twenty years later to have an increased incidence of diabetes. Dr. | by Michael Murray, N.D. and Joseph Pizzorno, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | | Virtually all of the fiber, phytochemical, vitamin, and trace element content has been removed from white sugar, white breads and pastries, and many breakfast cereals. Even the natural simple sugars in fruits and vegetables have an advantage over sucrose (white sugar) and other refined sugars in that they are balanced by fiber and a wide range of nutrients that aid in the utilization of the sugars.
Eating too many carbohydrates, particularly simple sugars, can be harmful to blood sugar control, especially if you are insulin-resistant, experience reactive hypoglycemia, or are diabetic. | Andreas Moritz See book keywords and concepts | The Pitta type is the only one that can get away with eating white sugar from time to time. Maple and carob syrups are also more easily digested by the Pitta type, unless he eats these in large amounts (which unbalanced Pittas tend to do).
The fats that are contained in meat, eggs, pork, etc., strongly irritate Pitta types. Fried and oily foods, too, upset a Pitta's stomach, causing heartburn and even ulcers. He also has great difficulties digesting meat and fish proteins. These foods tend to heat up his body and cause circulatory problems. | Connie Bennett, C.H.H.C. with Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | It's hard to believe, but, as William Dufty recounts in Sugar Blues, refined white sugar was locked up back in the 16th and 17th centuries in Europe and America. At the time, the substance was so expensive (the equivalent of about $30 a pound or a year's salary for the average working man) that it was considered a delicacy reserved for the very wealthy, and the nobility certainly didn't want their servants stealing such an exorbitantly expensive substance. To this day, Unani healers or hakims in Afghanistan reportedly keep sugar under lock and key, believing it to be a narcotic. | | RAW SUGAR, BROWN RICE SYRUP, BARLEY MALT, AND MAPLE SYRUP ARE BETTER FOR YOU THAN REFINED white sugar.
NOT TRUE. This seems to be a universal belief, especially among the "health conscious." "This is a way that manufacturers fool consumers by capitalizing on our desire to buy natural sugars," observes Dr. Ann Louise Gittleman.
"I think people want to believe that some of these products are better for you," adds Lynn Baillif, M.S., L.D., R.D., C.D.E., diabetes nutrition educator at Mercy Medical Center's Diabetes Center in Baltimore. |
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