Learn How To Take A Shower On The Inside and Let Your Food Be Your Medicine

Learn How To Take A Shower On The Inside and Let Your Food Be Your Medicine
Learn How To Take A Shower On The Inside and Let Your Food Be Your Medicine

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

May 27, 2014 Linda Morris Vital Wellness Call - Joe Maxwell Reviews the Book Grain Brain



The Surprising Truth About Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar - Your Brain's Silent Killers #1 NY Times Best Seller


Listen to Call    May 27, 2014 Linda Morris - Joe Maxwell gives a review of the Book Grain Brain.  Linda Writes:

"Good morning Vital Balance group,
Below are two links from Tuesday's call featuring Joe Maxwell talking about some of the info on the book Grain Brain by David Perlmutter, MD.
also his website is www.drperlmutter.com
I will add another article from the front page of his website too.



http://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/search/list   very comprehensive list of many types of foods

5 Ways to Thrive While You Wean Off Carbohydrates

By: Austin Perlmutter, Medical Student, Miller School of Medicine
A few years ago, the science became too significant to ignore, and I decided to drastically cut back on my dietary carbohydrates. I believed in my good baseline health, and didn’t foresee any complications with this decision. A day in, I faced mood swings, crashing energy levels and intense cravings, and I started questioning my choice. Several days later, my mind cleared and my energy levels stabilized. I then realized how important my choice had been, and why I would never go back.
Years later, I counsel my patients and friends to venture down the same path, as the health benefits of a low carbohydrate diet cannot be denied. So often, I hear the same sentiment: it’s too hard to stop eating carbs! Ladies and gentlemen, I hear you loud and clear. Without help, cutting back your carbs is no easy task, especially if they’re a large part of your diet. But it doesn’t have to be that challenging! With the following tips and tricks, you’ll put your mind and stomach at ease. You’ll coast past this roadblock and come out feeling better than ever. 
  1. Fight fire with fireData shows that sugar cravings work like drugs cravings, acting on the same neurochemical pathways.  This helps to explain the withdrawal effect seen on stopping carbohydrates. Understand that the discomfort you face is your body withdrawing from an addictive substance, and use this as fuel to push yourself forward. Don’t allow a food to control you like a drug, and realize how much better you’ll feel when you purge this addictive substance from your body.
  2. Attack your cravings head–on: While many of us would like to get healthy overnight, it’s important to look at cutting carbs as a significant lifestyle change. Realize that this way of eating will take a little while to adapt to, and be ready to tackle the cravings when they come. Diffuse your carbohydrate cravings by having a supply of high quality snacks like nuts, cheese, meat and veggies on hand for the first few days of your transition. This isn’t the time to worry about counting calories; just snack whenever the longing for carbs gets to you and you’ll come out the other side better for it.
  3. Don’t sabotage yourself: The beginning of the carb-conscious journey is the hardest part. Don’t make it tougher by hanging around Italian restaurants and dessert bars. Of course, life will go on around you, but there’s no need to start your diet the night before a charity pancake breakfast. Set yourself up for success by removing unnecessary temptation within reason. Bring lunch to work, so you’re not stuck deciding between unhealthy options.
  4. Make a commitment: The biggest problem with diets is that we don’t stay on them. Cutting back on carbs may be the best thing you do for your health, but if you backslide to your original way of eating after 2 months, your body will also revert to its prior state. Before you begin, ask yourself why you want to change. Take the before pictures, write down your reasons for change and make a real commitment to your health. A short-term diet is nothing compared to a lifestyle change. This is a long-term commitment to a healthier, brighter future.
  5. Believe in your decision: Over the years, I’ve faced everything from curiosity to outright ridicule regarding my dietary choices. Some people will be appalled that you choose not to have a sandwich or will find something egregiously wrong with refusing a slice of pie. Mostly, they won’t understand why you eat so differently. You need to understand that as Americans, though we aren’t bad or stupid people, we are not healthy people. Your goal is to be the healthiest you can be. Let others judge, and when they ask about your food, explain to them why you’re eating the way you are. Stay strong, and others will follow.
For more information, order your copy of Grain Brain today and join Dr. Perlmutter’s email list."



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Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Vital Wellness Calls - Review of Royal Alliance Expo on May 6 and Supporting our Liver on May 13, 2014 Calls

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Listen to Call   May 13, 2014   Benefits of using Kenzen Liver Support.  (More to come)











Listen to Call (soon)  May 6, 2014   What you missed if you did not attend The Royal Alliance Expo in Orlando last Weekend. If you want to build help more people utilizing Nikken Solutions listen to this call.