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To: nikos1121
I've been on pure foods for over five years now. That includes whole grains, nothing over processed and as chemical-free as possible. My only added sugar is packets, for carefully measured teaspoons.

Once my taste buds adjusted, the stuff with syrupy sugars and overprocessed food and foods which serve no nutritional function don't even taste good any more. My caloric intake is way down because the foods are so efficient.

I originally did this as part of detoxing to boost my immune system. FWIW, five years ago it was very difficult to find foods that meet these criteria. Today, if one knows what to consume, it's gotten much easier to choose foods that meet these criteria, both in groceries and from restaurants.

It's inconceivable that the detoxed, pure foods diet doesn't help ones body fight disease.

24 posted on 05/15/2016 5:25:38 AM PDT by grania
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To: grania

A lot of stuff out there about the whole grain breads being very bad for you. I don’t know.

I make my own bread using potatoes like they did 100 years ago, or you can get potato bread. I try to avoid the wheat and whole grains. Pumpernickel, jewish rye. My favorite is the potato breads.

I just had two strips of bacon this morning... lol


25 posted on 05/15/2016 5:36:35 AM PDT by nikos1121 (A Trump America will be like Greece's Golden Age of Pericles)
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To: grania

when i went to eating clean i actually went through what i called sugar withdrawls for about a week i felt pretty bad but once my body flushed out all the crap i felt 10 years younger


26 posted on 05/15/2016 5:37:38 AM PDT by jneesy (I want my country back and Trump is gonna give it to me)
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