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"Foods Do Not Combine"
"Foods Do Not Combine"
Acid Related Diseases: Biology and Treatment / 2004
By Irvin M. Modlin, George Sachs
By Irvin M. Modlin, George Sachs
Food Combining Made Easy
The Original Idea Came from Professor Ivan Pawlow / 1902
The Original Idea Came from Professor Ivan Pawlow / 1902
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Professor Ivan Pawlow
September 26, 1849 - February 27, 1936
The Work of the Digestive Glands by I. P. Pawlow / 1902
http://www.pancreapedia.org/sites/www.pancreapedia.org/files/pavlov_sm_1.pdf
http://www.britannica.com/biography/Ivan-Pavlov
Professor Ivan Pawlow
September 26, 1849 - February 27, 1936
The Work of the Digestive Glands by I. P. Pawlow / 1902
http://www.pancreapedia.org/sites/www.pancreapedia.org/files/pavlov_sm_1.pdf
http://www.britannica.com/biography/Ivan-Pavlov
| Professor Ivan Pawlow |
| Food Combining 2.pdf |
Dr Herbert M. Shelton discusses What, When & Why to Eat, & How to Eat.
All Dr. Herbert M. Shelton lectures in MP3s 1.6GB
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Learn the secrets to having abundant energy, vitality and health.
Dr. Shelton outlines the truth about human energy and health in this classic audio recording.
Hear the greatest health authority of the 20th century. http://naturalhygienesociety.org/
Credit goes to Diogenez from http://www.rawfoodsupport.com for trasferring these lectures from tape to MP3s to share it with the world.
All Dr. Herbert M. Shelton lectures in MP3s 1.6GB
https://mega.co.nz/#!rJgx1Qxa!OOZ8t1_...
Learn the secrets to having abundant energy, vitality and health.
Dr. Shelton outlines the truth about human energy and health in this classic audio recording.
Hear the greatest health authority of the 20th century. http://naturalhygienesociety.org/
Credit goes to Diogenez from http://www.rawfoodsupport.com for trasferring these lectures from tape to MP3s to share it with the world.
Dr. Herbert M. Shelton
(October 6, 1895 – January 1, 1985)
Died at the Age of 100 Years
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(October 6, 1895 – January 1, 1985)
Died at the Age of 100 Years
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| Dr. Herbert Shelton / Food Combining |
“Food Combining Made Easy”
By Dr. Herbert M. Shelton
Reprinted from Dr. Shelton's Hygienic Review
By Dr. Herbert M. Shelton
Reprinted from Dr. Shelton's Hygienic Review
There are sound physiological reasons for eating foods in compatible combinations. In other words, some foods, if mixed in the digestive system, will cause distress!
The principles of food combining are dictated by digestive chemistry.
Different foods are digested differently...
As any student of chemistry will assure you, acids and bases (alkalis) neutralize each other. If you eat a starch with a protein, digestion is impaired or completely arrested!
The undigested food mass can cause various kinds of digestive disorders. Undigested food becomes soil for bacteria which ferment and decompose it. Its by products are poisonous, one of which, alcohol, is a narcotic that destroys or inhibits nerve function.
It plays havoc with nerves of the digestive tract, suspending their vital action such that constipation may well be a result! As set forth in Dr. Herbert Shelton's FOOD COMBINING MADE EASY these are the salient rules for proper food combining.
The Nine Basic Rules of Proper Food Combining:
1. Eat acids and starches at separate meals. Acids neutralize the alkaline medium required for starch digestion and the result is fermentation and indigestion.
2. Eat protein foods and carbohydrate foods at separate meals. Protein foods require an acid medium for digestion.
3. Eat but one kind of protein food at a meal.
4. Eat proteins and acid foods at separate meals. The acids of acid foods inhibit the secretion of the digestive acids required for protein digestion. Undigested protein putrefies in bacterial decomposition and produces some potent poisons.
5. Eat fats and proteins at separate meals. Some foods, especially nuts, are over 50% fat and require hours for digestion.
6. Eat sugars (fruits) and proteins at separate meals.
7. Eat sugars (fruits) and starchy foods at separate meals. Fruits undergo no digestion in the stomach and are held up if eaten with foods that require digestion in the stomach.
8. Eat melons alone. They combine with almost no other food.
9. Desert the desserts. Eaten on top of meals they lie heavy on the stomach, requiring no digestion there, and ferment. Bacteria turn them into alcohols and vinegars and acetic acids.
Healthy Foods to Eat
Sweet Fruit
Banana, Carob, Date, Fig, Prune, Raisins, Dried fruit, Persimmon, Mango, Papaya, Sapote
Sub-Acid Fruit
Apple, Apricot, Blackberry, Cherimoya, Cherry, Elderberry, Gooseberry, Grape, Huckleberry, Nectarine, Peach, Pear, Plum, Quince, Raspberry, Sapodilla
Acid Fruit
Currant, Grapefruit, Guava, Kumquat, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Loganberry, Pineapple, Pomegranate, Strawberry, Tamarind, Tangerine, Tomato
Melons
Banana melon, Cantaloupe, Casaba, Christmas melon, Persian melon, Crenshaw melon, Watermelon, Honeydew melon, Muskmelon, Nutmeg melon
Proteins
Almonds, Cashew nuts, Hazel nuts, Hickory nuts, Lentils, Peanuts, Gooseberry, Avocados, Pecans, Pine nuts, Pistachio nuts, Soy beans, Walnuts, Sunflower seeds, Coconuts
Starches
Artichoke, Bean (lima)*, Beets, Chestnut, Carrots, Corn, Hubbard squash, Jerusalem artichoke, Peanuts*, Peas, Potatoes, Pumpkin, Yam
* Peanuts, lentils, beans, and all cereals are considered as protein and starch combinations
Non-Starchy Vegetables
Bamboo shoots, Broccoli, Brussel sprouts, Romaine, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Chard, Cucumber, Eggplant, Endive, Kale, Kohlrabi, Lettuce: Boston, Bibb, Leaf, Romaine, etc., Okra, Parsnip, Pepper (sweet), Rutabaga, Sorrel, Sprouts: Mung bean, alfalfa, wheat, barley, etc., Squash (ex. starchy), Turnip.
Note:
Try food combining if you're suffering from digestive problems. This natural technique has helped tens of thousands of health seekers over the years!
The principles of food combining are dictated by digestive chemistry.
Different foods are digested differently...
- Starchy foods require an alkaline digestive medium which is supplied initially in the mouth by the enzyme ptyalin;
- Protein foods require an acid medium for digestion- hydrochloric acid.
As any student of chemistry will assure you, acids and bases (alkalis) neutralize each other. If you eat a starch with a protein, digestion is impaired or completely arrested!
The undigested food mass can cause various kinds of digestive disorders. Undigested food becomes soil for bacteria which ferment and decompose it. Its by products are poisonous, one of which, alcohol, is a narcotic that destroys or inhibits nerve function.
It plays havoc with nerves of the digestive tract, suspending their vital action such that constipation may well be a result! As set forth in Dr. Herbert Shelton's FOOD COMBINING MADE EASY these are the salient rules for proper food combining.
The Nine Basic Rules of Proper Food Combining:
1. Eat acids and starches at separate meals. Acids neutralize the alkaline medium required for starch digestion and the result is fermentation and indigestion.
2. Eat protein foods and carbohydrate foods at separate meals. Protein foods require an acid medium for digestion.
3. Eat but one kind of protein food at a meal.
4. Eat proteins and acid foods at separate meals. The acids of acid foods inhibit the secretion of the digestive acids required for protein digestion. Undigested protein putrefies in bacterial decomposition and produces some potent poisons.
5. Eat fats and proteins at separate meals. Some foods, especially nuts, are over 50% fat and require hours for digestion.
6. Eat sugars (fruits) and proteins at separate meals.
7. Eat sugars (fruits) and starchy foods at separate meals. Fruits undergo no digestion in the stomach and are held up if eaten with foods that require digestion in the stomach.
8. Eat melons alone. They combine with almost no other food.
9. Desert the desserts. Eaten on top of meals they lie heavy on the stomach, requiring no digestion there, and ferment. Bacteria turn them into alcohols and vinegars and acetic acids.
Healthy Foods to Eat
Sweet Fruit
Banana, Carob, Date, Fig, Prune, Raisins, Dried fruit, Persimmon, Mango, Papaya, Sapote
Sub-Acid Fruit
Apple, Apricot, Blackberry, Cherimoya, Cherry, Elderberry, Gooseberry, Grape, Huckleberry, Nectarine, Peach, Pear, Plum, Quince, Raspberry, Sapodilla
Acid Fruit
Currant, Grapefruit, Guava, Kumquat, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Loganberry, Pineapple, Pomegranate, Strawberry, Tamarind, Tangerine, Tomato
Melons
Banana melon, Cantaloupe, Casaba, Christmas melon, Persian melon, Crenshaw melon, Watermelon, Honeydew melon, Muskmelon, Nutmeg melon
Proteins
Almonds, Cashew nuts, Hazel nuts, Hickory nuts, Lentils, Peanuts, Gooseberry, Avocados, Pecans, Pine nuts, Pistachio nuts, Soy beans, Walnuts, Sunflower seeds, Coconuts
Starches
Artichoke, Bean (lima)*, Beets, Chestnut, Carrots, Corn, Hubbard squash, Jerusalem artichoke, Peanuts*, Peas, Potatoes, Pumpkin, Yam
* Peanuts, lentils, beans, and all cereals are considered as protein and starch combinations
Non-Starchy Vegetables
Bamboo shoots, Broccoli, Brussel sprouts, Romaine, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Chard, Cucumber, Eggplant, Endive, Kale, Kohlrabi, Lettuce: Boston, Bibb, Leaf, Romaine, etc., Okra, Parsnip, Pepper (sweet), Rutabaga, Sorrel, Sprouts: Mung bean, alfalfa, wheat, barley, etc., Squash (ex. starchy), Turnip.
Note:
Try food combining if you're suffering from digestive problems. This natural technique has helped tens of thousands of health seekers over the years!
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Food Combining
How much do you know about proper food combining?
You might be surprised just how important food combining is when it comes to your health and how you feel after a meal.
When you eat something, digestion starts in your mouth when you chew and saliva starts breaking it down. It’s important to chew your food very thoroughly before swallowing to allow the saliva to start breaking down the carbohydrates. Even if you are drinking juice or eating a smoothie, it’s important to eat slowly and “chew” your liquids as you eat them.
Digestion continues as your food moves into your stomach and small intestine. Your body assimilates the nutrients as it absorbs them into the bloodstream and into the cells after they have been broken down by the digestive processes.
In order for your body to properly digest and assimilate all the wonderful nutrition from your food and use it properly in the body, it needs to be properly combined.
Different foods digest differently and at different rates depending on their water content and nutritional profile. Your body digests carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in separate processes and cannot digest them properly when not properly combined.
Here are some basic proper food combining rules to help you get the most from your healthy plant food choices:
Highly recommended Dr. Douglas N. Graham’s “The 80/10/10 Reference Guide on Food Combinations & Nutrition” is a great little guide to keep handy in your kitchen.
Recommended books.
http://happytoberaw.net/food-combining/
When you eat something, digestion starts in your mouth when you chew and saliva starts breaking it down. It’s important to chew your food very thoroughly before swallowing to allow the saliva to start breaking down the carbohydrates. Even if you are drinking juice or eating a smoothie, it’s important to eat slowly and “chew” your liquids as you eat them.
Digestion continues as your food moves into your stomach and small intestine. Your body assimilates the nutrients as it absorbs them into the bloodstream and into the cells after they have been broken down by the digestive processes.
In order for your body to properly digest and assimilate all the wonderful nutrition from your food and use it properly in the body, it needs to be properly combined.
Different foods digest differently and at different rates depending on their water content and nutritional profile. Your body digests carbohydrates, proteins, and fats in separate processes and cannot digest them properly when not properly combined.
Here are some basic proper food combining rules to help you get the most from your healthy plant food choices:
- It’s easiest for the body to digest one food at a time (mono-meals).
- Multiple foods that are similar (like nectarines and peaches) in simple combinations can digest well together.
- The more complex the combination, digestion becomes difficult.
- Lettuce and Celery combine well with any other food type.
- Fruits digest faster than Vegetables, Grains, Legumes, Nuts, and Seeds.
- Juice digests faster due to low fiber content.
- High Fat and Protein content foods digest slower.
- It’s best to eat melons and durian alone.
Highly recommended Dr. Douglas N. Graham’s “The 80/10/10 Reference Guide on Food Combinations & Nutrition” is a great little guide to keep handy in your kitchen.
Recommended books.
http://happytoberaw.net/food-combining/
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Dr. Herbert M. Shelton's Revolutionary Words
"Do Not Combine Fat With Sugar"
Dr. Herbert M. Shelton's Revolutionary Words
"Do Not Combine Fat With Sugar"
Pictures of Foods
Do Not Combine
Do Not Combine
Protein / Meat with Starches / Potato and Bread
Protein / Meat with Starches / Potato
Protein / Beans with Starches / Rice
Protein / Beans and Eggs with Starches / Rice
Protein / Beans with Starches / Rice
Protein and Fat (Avocado) / with Starches / Bread
Protein and Fat (Avocado) and Eggs / with Starches / Bread
Protein and Fat (Avocado) / with Starches / Bread
Fat / Nuts with Sweet / Dry Fruits
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Protein and Fat / Salmon and Avocado with Starches / Bread
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits and Starches / Bread or Grains
Butter or Margarine with Starches / Flour / and Sugar
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Fat in the Cream with Sweet / Sugar / Fruits and Flour in the Crust
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits and Starches / Bread
Fruit and Starches
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Almost ALL the Energy Bars Have the Wrong Combinations
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
Fat in Nuts with Sweet / Sugar / Dry Fruits
The Correct Combination
Protein / Meat / Salads
Starches / Nuddles / Salads
Starches / Nuddles / Salads
