Sentences with phrase «food in one's natural state»

Eating real foods in their natural state ensures the best defense against the myriad of challenges we face to stay healthy.

The less processed your food choices are, the better; eating foods in their natural state the way they came out of the ground is ideal.

Some people make the assumption that healthy food in its natural state is better for their dogs than a product containing processed chemicals.

To consume food in their natural state, foods that have had little to no processing.

I avoid anything processed, only because I love cooking, I love gardening, and really prefer food in its natural state.

It's interesting to point out that both fat and sugar can rarely be found in the same food in their natural state.

When you compare foods in their natural state with foods that were processed, you can see that the latter are quickly absorbed and have higher chances to cause sugar spikes in your blood.

The more you can move toward a diet of whole organic foods in their natural state, the healthier you'll be.

I find that as I am getting older, eating a lot of foods in their natural state just feels so much better and speeds my recovery times after workouts.

Raw - vegan - food diets are based on the belief that plant food in its natural state contains the most nutrition for human bodies.

The sooner you break your kid out of this pattern the easier it will be for them to accept more food in its natural state, which sets them up for a lifetime of vibrant health.

Often our palettes are use to heavily seasoned food (to hide all the preservatives), so foods in their natural state can taste bland to some.

In the «Eat» section, Seib focuses on a Paleo way of eating, making a case for eating real, whole foods in their natural state.

My Answer: While grains have been promoted as excellent sources of fiber and nutrients, in reality, they don't have nearly the nutrients as foods in their natural state (meat, veggies, fruits, etc.).

One of the things that I really liked about this book is that Jon focuses on whole unprocessed food in its natural state, instead of all of the highly processed junk that fills the grocery stores these days... which coincides EXACTLY with my philosophy on food!

Cacao is an incredible health food in its natural state, filled with energy - boosting nutrients...

Elkaim says, «our bodies were designed to recognize foods in their natural state, not their fragmented synthetic components.»

I think that balance is the key to success along with eating a diet that is made up of nutrient dense foods in their natural state (as unprocessed as possible).

Check the ingredient list and ask yourself: «Is this product made of real food in its natural state or something that would require a lab to make?»

Eat more foods in their natural state The more packaging and processing a food undergoes, the less it can do for your health.

One of the things that really disturbed me was that I saw several examples of healthy foods in their natural state, but I saw counterfeit versions of these foods claiming that they were healthier than the original...

Ideally, we'd all stick to whole, real foods in their natural state, but there's nothing wrong with the occasional Primal baked good.

I focus on eating real wholefoods (foods in their natural state or as close as possible to their natural state) and nourishing my body.

Eat real food — your body knows how to digest wholefoods (foods in their natural state or as close as possible to their natural state).

Eat real food — foods in their natural state or as close as possible to their natural state.

Whether you're on a strict autoimmune Paleo protocol eating bone broth and organ meats or on a raw vegan diet of sprouted nuts and wild berries, it's essential to focus on whole, real foods in their natural state — unadulterated by chemicals, genetic modification or hormones.

Processed Foods — food in its natural state is the best fuel that you can give your body.

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