Transcript No Slide Title - Leaves Of Life UK

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Overeating
Eating Junk Food
Chemical Poisoning
Bacterial Invasion
Use of refined sugar
Little dietary fiber
Considerably less raw fruit and vegetables
• Influence intestinal flora to
produce compounds toxic to
intestinal lining.
• Lactose malabsorption (7 of
8 patients)
• Contain more chemical
additives
– Dyes - Flavors - Stabilizers
• Introducing infants to
table food before 6-8
months of age.
• Eating foods to which
one is sensitive.
• Chemical injury by
drugs.
• A gluten-free trial
is always advised
– wheat
– barley
– rye
– oats
The objective of natural remedies is to
put the patient in remission and
maintain the patient symptom-free for
the rest of their life.
• Fat free diet
• Need the essential
fatty acids
• No animal products
• Use of high residue
foods to keep the
colon clean
• Use liberal quantities
of complex
carbohydrates.
• Dextrinize grains.
• Avoid foods known to
have laxative effects.
• Seasonings and cold
fluids to be avoided.
• Navy beans, soybeans, lima beans,
broccoli, cauliflower, peas, Brussels
sprouts, kohlrabi, radishes, cucumbers,
celery, corn, apples, raisins, bananas,
prune juice, grape juice, and apple juice.
...as well as:
• Spicy foods, cold liquids, and carbonated
beverages.
• Wear a heating
compress at night.
• No tight bands
around the abdomen.
• No laxatives.
• Warm enemas twice
a day if needed.
• Daily sun bath.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Avoid stress as found in
competitive games, anxiety,
and worry.
• Chew your food well.
• NO MILK.
• Two meals a day.
• Exercise, exercise, exercise.