Such alterations
include avoiding processed foods rich in pro-inflammatory molecules, but also a focus on consuming substantial amounts of foods with documented anti-inflammatory effects, often raw and fresh green vegetables and tubers such as turmeric / curcumin.
These health - conscious consumers are driven to plant - based proteins for varying health - related reasons,
including avoiding processed foods (39 %), managing weight (31 %) and promoting muscle growth (16 %).
Not exact matches
So if you don't like the idea of a lab -
processed food additive, then by all means
avoid the stuff, but it shouldn't scare you away from household items which do
include xanthan gum in the ingredients.
Avoid: packaged,
processed foods (
including prepared plant - based meats or cheese, white bread or pasta, etc.) refined sugar, salty and fried
foods.
It's difficult to
avoid eating soy because of its wide use in many
processed foods,
including infant formula, cereals, and salad dressings.
Bottom line: Keep your blood clean by
avoiding processed foods,
including processed meats rich in endotoxins from dead bacteria.
Avoiding whenever possible and eliminating toxins
including pharmaceuticals,
processed foods, dangerous electromagnetic frequencies and other stressors
Avoid the «fake» stuff,
including processed foods and fast -
foods, which are typically high in refined salt, sugar, and
processed oils.
You'll notice that all the
foods included for the next three days are free of dairy, yeast, gluten, lactose, alcohol, artificial sweeteners, red meat,
processed foods, and refined sugars and carbs (here's a list that goes into detail about what to
avoid).
To start with, I always recommend
including fresh, whole
foods (organic and local where possible) and
avoiding anything
processed (from a packet or a bottle — essentially, anything with an ingredient list).
Avoid processed food,
including meat
processed by fake
food companies.
One of the best ways to do this is to
avoid sugar and
processed foods and to
include fermented
foods in your diet.
In general, you should cut down on sugar and
processed carbs and
include healthy fats in your diet (omega 3 fatty acids, monounsaturated and saturated fat),
avoid processed foods high in additives - eat REAL
food, make sure you get enough sleep and
include some moderate exercise.
Foods to be
avoided include caffeinated coffee, refined grains, sugar,
processed foods and alcohol.
Avoid processed and refined
foods as much as possible,
including many brands of baby
food; they are usually devoid of nutrients and have added «undesirables.»
Ideally a * whole
food plant based diet *
avoids the animals and any
processed foods too,
including oil, salt, etc., and what is recommended as a healthy diet.
The easiest way to dramatically reduce your fructose consumption is to
avoid sweetened drinks,
including fruit juices, and
processed foods of all kinds.
Avoid processed foods of the Industrial Age,
including sugar (sweetened
foods, table sugar, dried fruit, plus artificial sweeteners) and vegetable oils (canola oil, soybean oil, corn oil, peanut oil).
Avoid substances that deplete nutrients: This
includes excess caffeine, alcohol, tobacco, and the over-consumption of
processed foods.
Difficult to ban Trans fats from your diet but a rule of thumb is
avoid all packaged /
processed foods including chips in packets or from fast
food outlets.
Avoid Processed Foods:
Processed foods include anything that comes in a package or has been altered from its natural state.
• No diet or sugar - free
foods (highly
processed) • Coffee • Dairy • Soda • Alcohol • Vegetables to
avoid include potatoes, sweet potatoes, yams, winter squash, corn
Foods to
avoid include junk, or
processed foods.
In terms of diet,
foods to
avoid — because they can directly increase your risk —
include processed foods containing trans fats, smoked or
processed meats, and diet sodas.
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.
her definition of «cleaning out,» which
includes eating whole, organic
foods and
avoiding packaged / boxed /
processed foodstuffs
Whey protein,
including his, is a highly
processed food with additives and flavorings you should
avoid.
So, if you want to protect your heart, you need to
avoid trans fats by eliminating all
processed foods (which would also
include most restaurant
food).
Ideally, a healthy diet, regardless of whether or not you are using a colon cleansing tea, should
include plenty of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, and should
avoid alcohol, junk
food, overly
processed foods, and
foods that are high in sodium.
The rule of thumb is to
avoid processed foods including those in health
food stores and restaurants.
Also remember that the number one source of calories in America is not regular sugar, but high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), which is
included in most all
processed foods and should be
avoided.
The guide also encourages you to
avoid all
processed foods and fast
foods and to prepare most of what you eat,
including children's school lunches, in your own kitchen using the best possible ingredients that you can afford.
Processed foods,
including refined sugars and refined carbohydrates like white bread and white rice, should be
avoided altogether.
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.
You can
avoid trans fats by eliminating all
processed foods, which would also
include most restaurant
food.
Avoid processed foods (
including sugars, fruit juices, refined flours and grains), fatty
foods, and chemicals
The Skinny Rules (2012) is a weight loss diet
Avoid processed foods (
including sugars, fruit juices, refined flours and grains), fatty
foods, and chemicals Eat no animal -
foods one day a week Eat vegetables, proteins especially fish, high - fiber
foods including whole grains, apples and berries, and monounsaturated oils One splurge meal a week.
These
foods should be part of a diet that
includes plenty of good fats, vitamins and micronutrients, and
avoids bad fats, excess refined sugars,
processed / junk
foods, and excess alcohol.
Also aim to
include walnuts, dark chocolate, salmon, chickpeas, avocado, yogurt and chia seeds in your diet, while
avoiding food that is heavy in sugar or caffeine, and
processed red meat.
We recommend
including a wide and colorful variety of fresh, whole
foods that will activate, replenish and nourish your body, while
avoiding common irritants and harmful
foods that drain the body of energy, such as
processed foods, factory - farmed animal products, sugar, gluten, dairy, caffeine and alcohol.
She recommended increasing consumption of plant - based
foods,
including fruits, vegetables, grains, and legumes; reducing reliance on highly
processed foods; and limiting or
avoiding products of animal origin.
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.