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RE: Effect's of sugar on Our Mood.
This link will take you to the story of how the sugar industry paid for researchers to lie about the dangers of sugar and pushed for blaming saturated fat. Animal fat is good for us and always has been. How many people went to an early grave or suffered for years with debilitating symptoms and drug side effects before they died because of these lies!
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/13/well/eat/how-the-sugar-industry-shifted-blame-to-fat.html
This is the greatest medical hoax in history that saturated fat causes cardiovascular disease.
Hi chuck! Im happy you stumbled across this post to give this information!
I like your blog, and im happy that you are alive :) keep up the good work!
Thank you, sir! Yes, I know first hand the danger sugar poses to our health. I just hope I can stop and maybe reverse the damage done to my cardiovascular system.
Sounds like your very nearly to the stopping part!
Do you go to saunas and steam rooms?
I use water-only fasting, Well, water and a little coffee : ) I've read 12 books on therapeutic fasting and believe that it is the only therapy that cleans out ones arteries. That is why after the fifth day of an extended fast serum cholesterol goes up because it is being moved out and dissolved to feed the rest of the body. Last year during a 5 day water-only fast my body healed itself of benign prostatic hypertrophy, plaque psoriasis, and when spring came around no allergies for the first time in 40 years.
WOW! the power of fasting sounds huge!!
I really never tried it. I like food a lot and seem to get hungry often, and hate to feel hunger.. I shoukld try it though just because Ive not done it before but i know and have lived with many people who fast. I knew a old German woman in Spain who fasted for months on end! Just drinking lemon juice in water.. I just think imagine that Id get so grumpy and moody from being hungry, as that does happening in life, I really love that full feeling in the stomach hahaha
The longest supervised fast was in 1965-66 by Angus Barbieri of 382 days. He went from 456 pounds to 180 pounds. Once you realize that hunger "pangs" are not real hunger it gets very easy. Hunger pangs are like a child in a shopping cart placed just out of reach of the candy rack next to the cash register. The child whines and cries and the mother hurries to complete the purchase or she scans a candy bar and shoves it into the brat's mouth. That, sir, is a hunger pang. The first two days of a water-only fast will see periodic typical hunger pangs. They don't get worse or more often as the day passes. On the third day hunger pangs cease and your stomach feels all the time like it feels between hunger pangs. Not hungry, not full. On the 4th day you will experience a state of euphoria a sort of freedom if you will. 5th day same as the 4th except turned down a notch. I read about this phenomenon and then experienced it during a 5-day water and black coffee only fast. Avoid diet pop. Unless you like feeling hungry every day. The best of 12 books I read on therapeutic fasting was by Dr. Herbert Shelton. If you read up on this you will find that there is nothing new in fasting. A book written in the 1800's reads like a book written in 2016 except for outdated terminology. However, today's books like Jason Fung's The Complete Guide to Fasting 2016 provides physiologiccal proof. The fact that fasting has been used to allow the body to cure itself has been known for thousands of years. It will never be mainstream due to fear and if you had a six figure student loan, a house payment, and mouths to feed would you recommend a proven therapy that is free to the patient? Shelton's book is a free read at: http://www.loveandtruth.net/shelton-fasting.html
Other big names in the today's therapeutic fasting scene are:
Cancer prevention/management: Dr. Thomas Seyfried
Prevent/cure/manage cognitive decline: Dr. Mark Mattson
Reverse Type 2 diabetes: Dr. Jason Fung
In Dr. Shelton's book you will learn that the first intentional reversal of type 2 diabetes took place in the early 1930's less that 10 years after they discovered insulin and started saving the lives of people with type 1 diabetes.
Something beneficial that's not been taught anymore is only "new" because its dangerous to the system :) Amazing how society is fed with the idea that anything non western medicine is deemed most as "hippy bullshit" and laughed off and forgotten about. I saw a documentary about how the body is designed to heal itself , one that I should find again and download ;)
When I was 15 I knew a man who studied karate for many years and had been invited to stay with shaolin monks, he showed me how energy can be formed and burnt my hand just by holding his hand over mine, it went so hot that I had to pull my hand away. Then he was of work as he broke his arm, went to the hospital to see the xray, then signed himself out and went home, 2 weeks later he had healed it himself and was back as normal!
I like to learn alot about chinease methods of healing, such as reflexology as an extension on learning stress relief massage techniques and the its astonashing how little information we get taught to us on health - (Obviously its how it is for reasons you stated above) but im thankful we can read information on the internet that otherwise most likely wouldn't have been found (unless you go live with them "hippys"!)
Man is the only mammal on the face of the earth who eats when he is sick or injured. All other lifeforms fast until healed.