THE MODERN DIET – SETTING US UP TO FAIL

Posted by admin on Sep 12, 2012 in Cancer | 0 comments

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IS THE MODERN DIET SETTING US UP TO FAIL?

Research has shown that some, not all, cancers are related to the foods that we eat every day of the week. If not the chemical content of processed and commercially produced foods, it is the lack of nutrients in our produce that sees our body suffering from the effects of malnutrition.
We can be socially acceptable in our thoughts and our opinions on whether “overpriced” quality natural foods are the best choice over packaged foods, for as long as the argument serves us, but when it comes down to it – how, and what we feed our body has nothing to do with social acceptability, and has everything to do with keeping us alive.
If we want the best possible chance of self healing, or supporting the body through – and after treatment, we need to counteract the modern diet.
The human body is perfectly designed…it is self healing, self renewing, and rejuvenation is automatic. However, if the body is suffering the effects of malnutrition or disease, the automatic function of the body is compromised, and no matter how many treatments or medications the body is subjected to, nutrition must be addressed and rectified.
Guilt over what we eat should not be a reason to change our dietary intake… the desire for health and wellbeing should be the reason every time.
Raw foods, in my opinion, are an underestimated health tool that many people are just now discovering the benefits of. Cooked foods (yes…this encompasses healthy cooked morsels, as well as processed cardboard!) increase the white blood cells, and your body may decide to see that increase as diseased cells – this causes the immune system to waste precious healing energy fighting the assumed disease.
When you are aware of how the modern diet impacts on your entire physical body, you are empowered to make healthy workable choices for yourself based on your desire for wellbeing – Change the Terrain, and you Alter the Outcome.