Pratt says. “The whole body is connected: a healthy heart equals a healthy eye and healthy skin. You’ll hear about all these special diets for special health needs, but really, the same diet and the same lifestyle choices prevent the same diseases. With rare exceptions, you don’t need 20 different preventive modalities—just one really good diet.”
Super foods:
•Beans
•Blueberries
•Broccoli
•Oats
•Oranges
•Pumpkin
•Salmon
•Soy (I don't believe soy is good for you; will do another post about that later.)
•Spinach
•Tea (green or black)
•Tomatoes
•Turkey
•Walnuts
•Yogurt
When incorporated into your regular diet, these foods, says Pratt, can stop some of the changes that lead to diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, Alzheimer’s, and some cancers.
(Excerpt from BHI ISP Key 1: Eat to Live)
Just as the bread and the wine reminds us of Christ's sacrifice for us, so too it ought to remind us that our old man was crucified with Christ and our new man is called to be a Living Sacrifice. Thus, our bodies are not to be used for our own pleasures and lust, but stewarded for the Master's use. This includes how, what, and when we eat, sleep, exercise, etc. Let us not revive the old man, but continually re-examine everything we do, whether it be for God's glory and kingdom, or our own.
2 comments:
Excellent article! I love this!!!!
Out of these, I eat beans from CHILIIIIIIII, blueberries, brocoli, oats, sometimes oranges, salmon, spinach, tomatoes, walnuts and yogurt - that makes 10 out of 14 and hopefully the right proportions so no overeating occurs. Overeating no matter how good IS NOT WORTH IT!!!
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