Jean Carper See book keywords and concepts | BEST SOURCES OF ANTICANCER CAROTENOIDS*
Apricots, especially dried (high in beta carotene) Broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Cabbage, green
Carrots (high in beta carotene)
Kale (highest in all carotenoids)
Lettuce
Spinach
Squash (high in beta carotene) Sweet potatoes (high in beta carotene) Tomatoes
*Rule: The darker green the leafy vegetable and the deeper orange the fruit or vegetable, the richer it is in carotenoids.
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Dr. | Nelson Foster and Linda S. Cordell See book keywords and concepts | Its appearance seemed as odd as its method of propagation, and under the prevailing Doctrine of Signatures, whereby a fruit or vegetable's appearance indicated what part of the body it would affect (hence walnuts being recommended for diseases of the brain and red beets for anemia), it was even thought that eating potatoes led to leprosy, for the tubers or flesh-colored underground nodules were likened to leprous growths. Moreover, the plant itself had a slightly sinister appearance, bearing a resemblance to deadly nightshade, a fellow member of the family Solanaceae. | Gary Null See book keywords and concepts | A better idea than salt tablets is a glass of freshly squeezed fruit or vegetable juice, which gives you balanced quantities of sodium and potassium and perks you up almost instantly. Salt tablets, on the other hand, do not reach your tissues for a long time after you take them.
When your kidneys wear out from the strain of trying to balance sodium/potassium levels in a body that contains too much salt, your liver is damaged as well. | | Now, most nations of the world before industrialization got their energy from starchy, staple foods—cereals, tubers, potatoes, yams, legumes, and beans, flavored and supplemented by an occasional fruit or vegetable. These foods do vary enormously in various parts of the world.
"In all cases, people consumed primarily starchy staples—their diet was 88 percent carbohydrate, with fat content at about 10 or 15 percent of the food. | | If for some reason calcium ascorbate doesn't work for you, or you are unable to take it because of a family medical history of kidney stones, for example, you might try taking your supplementary vitamin C in the following way:
• Stir one-sixth teaspoon of pure vitamin C powder into a glass of fruit or vegetable juice at room temperature. When dissolved, drink slowly, a tablespoon or two at a time, so that your system can adjust to the acid content. Refill your glass and repeat after each meal and before bedtime. | Elson M. Haas, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Low-calorie fruit or vegetable snacks are best. Importantiy though, simple meals of lean proteins and lots of vegetables provide a good level of nutrients, enhance digestion and metabolism, and, if not overdone, will cause us to burn more calories and stored fat and thus reduce our weight. Developing good eating habits to change our basic diet is the only way to create the body we want in the long run.
Warrior's
The "warrior's diet" is a term that I have used to describe the way I often eat, especially on the days when I am busy and want to be productive. | Earl Mindell See book keywords and concepts | Note: The color intensity of a fruit or vegetable is not necessarily a reliable indicator of its beta-carotene content.)
Supplements:
Usually available in two forms, one derived from natural fish liver oil and the other water dispersible. Water-dispersible supplements are either acetate or palmitate and recommended for anyone intolerant to oil, particularly acne sufferers. 5,000 to 10,000 IU are the most common daily doses. | Elson M. Haas, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | Whether tomatoes are a fruit or vegetable doesn't really matter; they are a very delicious, mildly acidic food. The skins of the tomato are difficult to digest, and some people can suffer allergic reactions or irritation from too much tomato intake. Also, as a nightshade plant, they appear to be a joint irritant in some people with arthritis. Whether this is from allergy, acidity, or some other factor we do not know.
Tomatoes are not highly nutritious, though they are pretty well spiked with potassium, vitamin C, and vitamin A. They are low in calories and are mostly liquid and carbohydrate. | Michael Castleman See book keywords and concepts | Unfortunately, surveys show that only about 9 percent of Americans get their five, and a recent one-day analysis of the diets of 12,000 Americans showed that 41 percent ate no fruit at all and only 25 percent ate a fruit or vegetable rich in the antioxidant vitamins A or C.
Dr. Block counts herself and her children among those who don't always eat five servings of fresh fruits and vegetables a day. "I get three or four," she says, "five if I focus on it, but sometimes I don't. And I know my sons don't get five a day. | Mark Stengler, N.D. See book keywords and concepts | I mention this machine in particular because it uses the whole plant—pulp as well as juice—blending the fruit or vegetable into a juice that has fiber as well as liquid. Of course, some people just don't like juice that's full of "chunky stuff," but if you're experimenting, be sure to try it for a while. Having the pulp and juice all blended together really makes an appetizing drink—almost a meal in itself.
Of course, you can also buy packaged juices. | | Carotenoids, such as beta carotene, found in foods or taken as a supplement, are converted into vitamin A—so any orange or yellow-colored fruit or vegetable, or any dark-green type of lettuce—is potentially a good source of vitamin A because it's a source of carotenoids. | David Heber, M.D., Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | On finding and eating a good fruit or vegetable, pleasure reinforced the ancient hunter-gatherer to expend the energy needed to find that food again.
There is genetic variation in the brain's pleasure center. A neurotransmitter chemical called "dopamine," found throughout the nervous system, is instrumental in creating feelings of satisfaction and enjoyment. It is thought to be involved in most addictions, including those to drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. | Dr. Cass Ingram See book keywords and concepts | Incredibly, it contains some 1500 mg of potassium per 100 grams, making it far richer in this mineral than any fruit or vegetable. A superb source of chromium, it contains nearly 1400 meg per 100 grams, which makes it incredibly dense in this mineral. Its natural chromium content is perhaps the most impressive component. A mere two teaspoons contains nearly 100% of the minimum daily need for this mineral, which makes it richer than virtually any other natural food product known. Natural calcium levels are high at 440 mg per 100 grams; compare this to whole milk at 120 mg per 100 grams. | Dr. Gary Null See book keywords and concepts | NUTRITION
A cleansing and detoxification diet may retard or inhibit fibroid growth; some recommend fasting on fruit or vegetable juice or raw foods only, followed by a maintenance diet based on foods that normalize estrogen.
C. Cabrera, "Holistic Treatment of Fibroids," Medical Herbalism 5, no. 3 (Fall 1993).
A plant-based, low-fat, high-fiber diet is optimal for fending off fibroids, especially if the diet is rich in soy products. Soy foods are rich in phytoestrogens called bioflavonoids; they normalize estrogen levels in the body. Citrus fruits and berries are also helpful. | Judith Wills See book keywords and concepts | Total weight of all five portions should be at least 14 oz (400 g) of edible fruit or vegetable.
2 Vary your choices as much as possible. Different fruits and vegetables have differing nutritional qualities—e.g. avocados are high in fat and vitamin E, while carrots are high in beta-carotene and low in fat. So try to eat five different fruits and vegetables each day.
3 Items can be cooked, but it is best to cook them without too much added fat or sugar (though vegetables cooked with a little oil are fine). Try to eat one raw salad a day. | Rex Adams See book keywords and concepts | When you drink it, even in such small quantities as two tablespoons in fruit or vegetable juice, moments later it is breaking up accumulated fat in cell tissues, says one expert.8
Cleopatra won a bet when she dissolved pearls in vinegar, and reportedly it can dissolve solid fat in the body! (Sauerkraut is another food which can do this.)
Breast Surgery Avoided!
Once again, we stress the power of positive thought as miracle medicine food for your body. In her book, The Miracle of Metaphysical Healing (Parker Publishing Co. Inc., 1975), Evelyn Monohan tells of Jean L. | Elson M. Haas, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | It is important that the wholesome meal be neither excessive nor rich. Start with a protein and vegetable meal, such as fish and salad or steamed vegetables, or a starch and vegetable meal, such as brown rice and mixed steamed greens, carrots, celery, and zucchini. People on this plan detoxify slowly, lose some weight, and after a few days feel pretty sound. The chance of any strong symptoms developing during this transition time or during a subsequent fast is greatly minimized.
The next goal for those who have done a one-meal-a-day program is a one-day fast. | Donald R. Yance, j r.,C.N., M.H., A.H.G., with Arlene Valentine See book keywords and concepts | If this happens, just add water, soy milk, aloe juice, or more fruit or vegetable juice.
The health benefits of these shakes are legion. Most important, they possess broad-spectrum, easily absorbable nutrition and can thus serve as superior options to the sugar-laden weight-gain drinks usually prescribed for cancer patients.
People who regularly drink these shakes for a month or two begin to show improvement in their health. Overall, there is an increase in energy, improved blood work, and high-quality weight gain (muscle-tissue growth). | Robyn Landis See book keywords and concepts | It can be used as tea (you don't need to peel it—just slice it up and simmer a few pieces the size of a quarter in hot water for about twenty minutes), juiced into fruit or vegetable juices, steamed or sauteed, diced or grated into stew, rice, soups, and broths. The fresh powder can be capsuled for maximum convenience. Powder can be used to make tea as well (I add ginger powder to chamomile tea as an after-dinner beverage that's warming, pleasantly calming, and a digestive tonic).
When buying powder, beware of old ginger that has been spoiled by exposure to air, heat, and light. | Elizabeth Somer, M.A., R.D. See book keywords and concepts | Add to a bean burrito, fruit or vegetable salads, vinaigrette dressings, black beans, or rice dishes.
6. Red onions: Slice thin and add to salads, sandwiches, bean dips, or egg dishes.
/. Honey: Drizzle over yogurt, warm brown rice with pistachios, or sliced apples. Sweeten mashed sweet potatoes with honey. Mix with mustard, orange juice, balsamic vinegar, and herbs as a marinade for chicken.
8. Fresh parsley: Mix with lemon and pepper and drizzle over grilled fish. Mix with minced garlic and whole wheat bread crumbs or wheat germ for a savory crust for potato dishes or chicken. | | One piece of fruit or vegetable, 1 cup of raw, x/i cup cooked, 8 ounces juice.
How many servings of fresh fruits and vegetables did you eat yesterday? If you're like many Americans, you should double, even triple, that intake to meet the levels consumed by your ancient ancestors.
Our Paleolithic grandparents ate pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables, which are the real wonder foods of the Origin Diet. With the exception of avocados, olives, and coconut, fruits and vegetables have no fat, cholesterol, or sodium. They are the most nutrient-packed foods in the diet. | | Load the cart with a wide variety of produce and try a new fruit or vegetable at least once a week.
• Sweeten nonfat plain yogurt with honey, nuts, dried fruits, fresh fruit, or lemon/orange peel.
• Read labels and steer clear of foods that provide more than 30 percent of calories from fat, have more saturated fat than unsaturated fat, or are made with hydrogenated vegetable oils.
• Add tofu to soups, wraps, stir fries, veggie burgers, and sandwiches. Try to drink calcium-fortified soymilk at least three times a week. | James F. Balch, M.D. See book keywords and concepts | The season in which a fruit or vegetable containing carotenoids is grown affects how much pigment it contains. A 1996 study done in the United Kingdom examined differences in beta-carotene, lycopene, and lutein content from foods grown in different seasons. The results indicated that it is extremely difficult to consistently achieve recommended daily amounts of carotenoids year round. However, protection against free radicals is necessary daily all the year through.
Additionally, preserved foods, both canned and frozen, contained significantly less total carotenoid content than fresh foods. | Michael F. Jacobson, Ph.D., Lisa Y. Lefferts and Anne Witte Garland See book keywords and concepts | | These waxes—which are used to replace the natural waxes that are
Organic for baby
If you're concerned about pesticides in your child's food, and especially if your child tends to eat a lot of one particular fruit or vegetable, consider buying certified organically grown food.
Earth's Best, a Vermont-based company, makes certified organic baby food that is available in about 3,000 supermarkets and in many health-food stores. And a new line of certified organic baby food, "Beech-Nut's Special Harvest," should eventually be available nationwide. | Peggy O'Mara See book keywords and concepts | Give hungry children small, light, nutritious meals such as fruit or vegetable purees, soups, and porridge.
Finally, talk reassuringly to your children about what is happening. The sound of your voice will be comforting to them. Explain clearly (even to a baby) what is wrong, and let them know how long the illness is likely to go on. Children who are sick can become more demanding and regress temporarily, sucking things, wetting the bed, and so on—sometimes even before the symptoms of the illness (e.g., rashes, swollen glands) appear. | Gary Null See book keywords and concepts | For later in the day, enjoy any type of fruit or vegetable, one that you haven't eaten on other days. dinner: For dinner, begin with a vegetable soup. Then, enjoy a tabouli salad, made with wheat and chopped parsley. As your main entree, try either sea bass or blue fish, served with hot seaweed. For your vegetable, have some red potatoes. This meal supplies complex carbohydrates, complete proteins, and plenty of fiber, along with chlorophyll, vitamins and minerals. snack: Later at night, you could have a piece of frozen fruit or juice, if you feel the need. | Dr. Cass Ingram See book keywords and concepts | It is also an excellent source of naturally occurring vitamin C, containing some 150 mg per 100 grams (about 8 mg of crude natural vitamin C per teaspoon), making it far superior as a source of this nutrient to any fruit or vegetable, even orange juice. This high vitamin C content is to be expected from a truly mountain raised sun ripened substance. Thus, Resvitanol is a tremendously rich source of natural nutrients, and this is rare to find in herb/vitamin capsules. This is the original crude red grape food, completely sun-dried and totally natural. | John Heinerman See book keywords and concepts | Looking for the Best Tomato
In the United States, more tomatoes are consumed than any other single fruit or vegetable. They far outdistance oranges, potatoes and lettuce, to say nothing of such popular staples as peas, carrots and bananas. But as the editors of Reader's Digest have noted,' 'Today's thick-skinned commercial tomatoes, usually picked green and 'ripened' with ethylene gas, have nothing to recommend them beyond the dubious values of the marketplace: ease of shipment and long shelf life. | James A. Duke, Ph.D. See book keywords and concepts | C fruit or vegetable comes close to camu-camu.
That said, I must add that camu-camu is not readily available in the United States, although I'm working on it and expect it will be available sometime within the next few years. Until your neighborhood grocer carries it, feel free to use citrus fruits, bell peppers, guava, watercress and all the
American Indians used this medicinal spice, and it has changed the cuisines and medicine of the world since Columbus. other high-C fruits and vegetables. Rosehips are also a good source.
VV Cardamom (Elettaria car-damomum). |
Textbook of Natural Medicine 2nd Edition Volume 2Michael T. Murray, ND See book keywords and concepts | | Some authorities recommend fruit or vegetable juice, but this is actually an elimination diet rather than a fast.) The quantity of water should be dictated by thirst, but drink at least a few glasses every day.
Take no coffee, tea, juice, soft drinks, cigarettes, or anything else by mouth except water. If possible, avoid the smell and sight of food. If you have to prepare food for other family members, satisfy your senses with the aroma - no sampling! |
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