COOKING RULES
~ preserving the nutrients & enzymes~
- The more raw the better in general
- Buy small quantities and cook/eat fresh foods (shop at least 2x per week)
- Cook at low temperatures; personally I never cook above 4 (out of 10) unless I am boiling water or cooking a stew or something similar
- Do not microwave, fry, smoke, or broil at high temperatures unless you are heating something that is already void of nutrients
- Plan your meals so you can shop ahead and prepare ahead for 2-4 days at a time
- Cook with love and attention, seriously, the food will absorb that energy
- Use enough oil so things don’t stick to the pan, but don’t overdo it
- Make sure your pots and pans are good quality and don’t have tears in their lining so the metals leak out
- Make sure your oils are not old, they will go rancid quicker than you think. Just smell them and you will know.
- Cooking is to activate your foods enzymes, not make it black or brown. Keep the food crisp and fresh even after cooking
General EATING RULES
- Organic, cage free, grass fed, unprocessed,
- Chew food into liquid
- Don’t eat stressed or rushed
- Food gratitude
- Small bites helps digestion
- Drink ½ body wt in oz h2o/day
- Get a juicer & juice fruits & vegetables @ least 1x wk
- Eating fruits in morning on empty stomach is best
- Eat only one kind of protein/meal
- DO NOT mix STARCH & PROTEIN
- Have sweets & desserts by themselves
- Milk; drink it alone or leave it alone
- Do not eat a lot of fat w/proteins
- No cold water w/meals, use 4oz max liquid 15 min before or until 60 min after meal
- Dried Peas, Beans, and Soybeans; combine mainly with veggies.
- Huge meals = waste products
- Follow the 80/20 rules
- Balance yin & yang foods
- Balance alkaline and acidic foods
- Use natural, fermented foods to help digestion; sauerkraut, pickles, vinegar, and more.
- Don’t eat within 3 hrs of bedtime
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