You Are What You EatFood has been discovered to be the greatest natural pharmacy that is available to human beings. the right food can help us perform to our peak capacity while the wrong food can lead us towards disease and ill-health. For instance, the ordinary cabbage and cauliflower could ward-off the possibility of cancer, tomatoes can effectively take care of free radicals in today's environment and carrots can provide you with the essential beta-carotene to fight off many diseases. It is surprising how effectively food can alleviate most of our common ailments. the mysteries of the power of food and the secrets of food elements have been unravelled so that you can use food for other benefits rather than just appeasing hunger. |
Contents
Tibetan Dietary Therapy 27 | |
Juice Power 48 | |
Foods That Can Make Us More Intelligent 71 | |
Memory Food 84 | |
Food and Allergy 121 | |
The Antiageing Food Plan 123 | |
Foods to be Avoided 139 | |
Food for Vitality and Vigour 154 | |
Table 1 173 | |
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