Is the answer to happiness actually hidden in the food that we consume, each and every day?
Posted by: Rainbow
15th Jun 2011 12:16pm
Clover
- 17th Jun 2011 12:41pm
Define "normal" diet Lockhart. To many modern teenagers, maccas is normal and vegemite sandwiches are not :) We have organic, "healthy" chocolate here, and it is definitely not to my taste. If you like really dark bitter chocolate it may be to yours. However, I did a no sugar, no yeast diet last year together with a practitioner-only purgative and suddenly, I no longer wanted chocolate. Tried a mineral supplement this year (liquid), suddenly I no longer want sugar! If I stop the minerals, I can start wanting some sugar again, but now I know I can treat it.
That said, my ex was diagnosed with type II diabetes, so I did some online research. If you wish to supplement, you can eat what you want and still not worry about blood sugar. He doesn't any more, eats anything, but makes sure he includes certain veggies (and buckets of chocolate). That may not be normal to you, but you can choose what you want to be a slave to - old-fashioned remedies like brewers yeast (if you're not allergic) or drugs and dangerous sugar-replacements if you prefer those.
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