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I love strawberry milk, but since telling myself I'd avoid processed foods, I haven't even looked at those bright red bottles of strawberry syrup at the grocery store.

This is probably a little more in the «processed food» territory which I often try to avoid on the 7 Day Slim Down, but I was in a pinch and it was all I had at my desk!

Remember, not only are you using real food to make your pizza crust at home, but you are avoiding the toxic packaging that the processed pizza crusts come in.

While Daisy always gets a bit of turkey in her Kong toy at Thanksgiving, we avoid giving her any processed foods, like pumpkin pie.

Obviously all processed and man - made foods need to be avoided at all costs.

Some believe it depends on how the food in question has been made and processed, while others avoid any foods containing honey till baby is at least a year old.

Look for your favorite fruits and veggies at the grocery store and avoid overly processed foods (avoid it if it comes in a box!)

It is best to avoid cold, processed and high - sugar foods as well as dairy, and peanut butter (at least for the first few days as these latter two are hard to digest).

This project will look at the ways in which those involved in the production, processing, retail, management and governance of food anticipate future problems and develop plans to avoid them or deal with them.

To avoid possible problems in food supply, Ivo Rieu and his colleague biologists at Radboud University study the mechanisms behind these processes.

Sodas, junk food, artificial sweeteners and processed food should be avoided at all costs.

And even though salt is ubiquitous in American diets today, cutting back can be relatively simple: Eat less processed food, buy low - sodium or sodium - free products like soups and condiments, avoid the obviously salty restaurant items (hello, cheese fries), and use less salt when cooking your own meals at home.

As I discuss at length in my book «Misguided Medicine», unsaturated fats are chemically and physically structured in a way that free radicals can attack and bind to them via a process called oxidation.1 As we have to eat, it is nearly impossible to avoid all foods that can carry free radicals with them.

Remember, not only are you using real food to make your pizza crust at home, but you are avoiding the toxic packaging that the processed pizza crusts come in.

The easiest way to avoid added sugar is to cook most of your food at home and avoid highly processed foods.

In fact, it is so prevalent in processed foods, it is almost impossible to avoid if you eat any processed foods at all like ketchup, salad dressings, tomato sauces, etc..

The food industry has countered people's attempt at avoiding high glycemic items by offering highly processed, artificial low glycemic packaged foods (often found in so - called health food stores).

Also, trans - fats like those found in processed foods should be avoided at all costs.

As yeast has a very high protein content, and as high temperatures will make AGEs in high protein foods (and I hate to think how high temperatures might chemically modify the RNA / DNA also present), I avoid using yeast processed at high temperatures.

The tragic reality, of course, is that 95 percent of the food that most Americans eat is processed — and processed food is where all this trans fat lies — and the cyclic aldehydes, and the acrylamide, and the genetically engineered ingredients, and the pesticides... So, if you want to protect your health, particularly your heart, brain, and gut, you need to avoid as many processed foods (including most restaurant food) as much as possible, and start cooking at home, using fresh, whole, unadulterated ingredients.

At the same time, avoiding processed foods, sugars and sweeteners, and artificial additives will prevent the bad bacteria from taking over and exacerbating your Hashimoto's hypothyroidism symptoms.

I believe the best recommendation at this point is to avoid both animal products and processed foods (foods with labels).

I don't really exclude much, apart from trying to avoid processed foods, limiting dairy during allergy season and trying not to drink much alcohol in season (got ta at least try, right?)

Like many, once our family started on our real food journey, one of the first changes we made was to avoid heavily processed sugar, which most certainly included the heavily - refined sugars at the store — and brown sugar among them.

And while at it, avoid processed foods with too many artificial additives.

There are SOME health «rules» I believe apply to everyone, such as: AVOID or at least LIMIT processed food, sugar, fake sugars, alcohol, processed meats, ultra-processed fats / oils particularly vegetable oil and trans fats.

Avoid processed foods — at all cost — to reduce your toxic burden.

I try to avoid processed food and try to cook as many meals at home.

Be keen to avoid almost all processed foods, especially at night.

It is a bit perplexing that Jewish people driven to uphold Kosher - for - Passover standards and being very diligent about avoiding whole food chametz are at the same time consuming, unconsciously, Kosher - for - Passover processed junk foods.

These tips include making positive changes to your lifestyle one day at a time, eating more fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains, avoiding processed foods, reading labels and planning what you are going to eat at home, in restaurants and at work.

Remember, not only are you using real food to make your pizza crust at home, but you are avoiding the toxic packaging that the processed pizza crusts come in.

At the very least, try to reduce sugar intake by avoiding processed foods, eating whole grains, and eating only natural sources of sugar such as fruit.