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Yuri Elkaim’s Tips for Health
Aug 11th, 2009 by admin

Yuri Elkaim is the author of Eating For Energy, and has gotten many people excited about eating raw food. With a degree in physical education and health, he knows exactly what is good for the body, and what isn’t. Below you will find some success tips that can bring you closer to having a healthy lifestyle.

Tip 1: Eat at least eighty percent raw foods. Raw foods are much better for your body as they contain more nutrients compared to food that has been cooked.

Tip 2: Eat salad every single day. Most people only eat two or three servings of vegetables and fruits when you should be consuming between five and ten.

Tip 3: Most people are eating way more than they actually need to. Try eating every two to three hours, but only when you are hungry. If you eat when you aren’t hungry, you will end up gaining weight.

Tip 4: Avoid eating meat more than twice each week. More than that is not good for you.

If there is one thing Yuri Elkaim knows, it’s health. By following his tips, you can significantly improve your overall health and quality of life. By eating the raw food diet, you will even lose a substantial amount of weight.

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Your First Shopping Raw Food List
Aug 11th, 2009 by admin

When you decide to start out on a raw food list, it is important that you take one with you grocery shopping. Otherwise, you will be unsure of what to purchase. Below is a list that you can easily take with you, to get some ideas on what you should purchase.

Fruits and Veggies: Look for fresh herbs, avocadoes, green beans, leafy green vegetables, cucumbers, garlic, cabbage, coconuts, and grapefruit.

Snacks: Look for organic granola bars, baby carrots, dried fruit or raw nuts.

Oils: Buy cold pressed sesame oil, extra virgin coconut oil or extra virgin olive oil.

Meat and Fish: Cold smoked salmon.

Condiments: Watch out for stone ground mustard, organic green olives, apple cider vinegar, raw salsa, and dried tomatoes.

Spices: Curry, organic herbs, and Himalayan salt are all delicious.

Grains: Watch for Quinoa, buckwheat and wild rice.

Take this raw food list when you go grocery shopping next. Try to find as many of these items as you can to buy. This list doesn’t include all of the great foods that you can buy, but it will help you get started on finding the best foods possible for your new raw food diet. Your body will be healthier, and you will have more energy.

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Why Start Eating For Energy?
Aug 11th, 2009 by admin

When you eat healthy, living, raw foods, you will be doing a wonderful thing for your body. Most people cook foods, which leaves them of less nutritional value to your body. When you start eating for energy by consuming raw foods, you can get the most benefit out of each bite.

What are raw foods? These are foods that have not been heated above forty degrees. The foods tend to be very rich in vitamins and nutrients because they have not been “cooked out” of them. They are usually plant foods like vegetables, fruits, grains, seeds, nuts, and even beans as long as they have not been cooked.

Instead of boiling or roasting your foods, you should try juicing, blending, grating, chopping, and dehydrating these foods to make delicious meals that are made from living foods.

Your body will digest these raw foods more easily. This is because cooking foods tends to destroy the enzymes. When you eat living, raw foods, you are doing a wonderful thing for your digestive system.

Eating for energy is a great way to get the best benefit from the food you eat. If you haven’t yet tried it, you should. You will get more energy, and create a healthier body to live in.

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Which Are the Best Raw Foods For Your Body?
Aug 11th, 2009 by admin

Eating raw foods has become very popular because it is so wonderful for your health. Raw foods are digested easily and contain more of the nutrients your body needs. Let us take a look at some of the best raw foods that can help your body thrive.

Fruits: Every fruit is good for you. They contain plenty of fiber and vitamins.

Nuts/Seeds: Not the best option for raw food, but still much better than cooked foods. Try eating coconuts, brazil nuts, pecans, almonds, peanuts, cashews, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, and flax seeds.

Vegetables: The most nutritional and easily digested vegetables are bell peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes and lettuce. Iceberg and romaine lettuce tend to be the best options as they contain a lot of water. Celery is another vegetable you should introduce into your diet.

Herbs: You can use herbs to add flavor to any meal. Try fresh basil, sage, rose mary, oregano, parsley, fennel and anything else you enjoy.

These are some of the best raw foods for your body. They are digested easily in our systems and contain plenty of vitamins and nutrients that we need to survive. By eating raw foods, you are eating foods that are better for your body overall.

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