HEALTHY EATING
For Extremely Busy People
Who Don't Have Time For It
e-book

86 pages
2006 e-Book Edition
$9.95 USD
HEALTHY EATING
For Extremely Busy People Who Don't Have Time For It
- Tells how to get on
the
healthy eating track in less than fifteen minutes
- Tells what's
healthy and
what's not in a clear, concise and easy to use format, without
nutritional mumbo jumbo
- Gives a system so
easy to
use you can't help but succeed at eating healthfully
- Gives sample quick
meals,
that can be prepared in 30 minutes or less
- Helps you eat
healthfully
and stay healthy with hardly any effort at all
Some of
the
topics you will find in this book include:
- Recommendations
for
Healthy Eating: What to Eat & What to Avoid
- Your
Personal Food
Planner, to help you stay on track
- The
43 Second Rule:
Why
Most People Fail to Eat Healthfully and How You Can Avoid It, and How
to Put Together Quick Meals
- The
Healthy Eating
for
Extremely Busy People Food Pyramid
- Eating
Out—made
simple and easy
- Developing Good
Eating
Habits That Last a Lifetime
Excerpt from
HEALTHY EATING
WHAT IS
HEALTHY EATING
Health
is not just the absence of
disease. It is a state of well being in body, mind and spirit. If you
are truly healthy, you will feel vibrantly alive, full of energy and
have a zest for life.
You
are
unique. There is no one
way of eating that is right for everyone. But there are certain foods
that are generally healthy and certain foods that are generally
unhealthy. This book will help you find what is healthy for you.
Eating
nourishes your body and gives it the proper fuel so you can function
optimally.
When
you
drive a car, you put
gasoline in the gas tank. If you put water or soda in the gas tank,
your car wouldn't run. Your body needs the same kind of attention you
give your car. It needs the proper fuel to run efficiently. If you
don't take care of your car and it breaks down beyond repair, you can
buy a new car. If you don't take care of your body and it breaks down
and gets sick or diseased, you can't get a new body.
However,
the good news is that, up
to a point, your body is very forgiving. If you abuse your body and it
gets sick or diseased, it will give you a second, a third or even more
chances to care for it properly. And with the proper care, your body
can return to a state of health. But you never know when you've used up
all your chances. So why take the risk!
To
truly
attain a state of real health, you have to feed your body the right
kind of fuel. Here are the three keys to
healthy eating:
1. Eat the right kinds of
foods to
- supply your body
with
healthy proteins, carbohydrates and fats
- get the vitamins
and
minerals your body needs
2. Eliminate or minimize the
use of
foods
- that have been
sprayed
with pesticides
- that contain food
additives
- that have been
highly
processed
- that have been
irradiated or have irradiated ingredients
3. Drink plenty of "good"
water.
And
remember my "80-20 Rule."
If
you're good 80% of the time, you can give yourself an occasional
"treat."
If
you're under the care of a
doctor, check with your doctor first before you decide to use the
"80-20 Rule." You may have to "be good" 100% of the time for a period
of time until you're healthy enough to enjoy a "treat."
So,
get
your car in gear and let's travel to our first stop on the road to
healthy eating - What To Eat and What To Avoid . . .
Here’s
what others say about this book:
"Dr.
Farlow has done it again,
this time by filling a void with a much-needed book to help people
quickly start eating healthfully. It is a great resource for everyone
who wants to eat healthfully, whether they know much or little about
nutrition. It is also a great resource and time saver for doctors of
all levels of experience who would like to help their patients with
nutrition."
-Walter Schmitt, D.C., DIBAK, DABCN
"I
really enjoyed your book,
HEALTHY EATING…. I found it personally useful in my own menu
planning and a much-needed aid in educating my patients on how to eat
healthier."
-Bryan Stern, L.Ac.
"You
have produced a book with
invaluable information. I love Recommendations For Healthy Eating.
It’s quick and easy to glance at. Personal Food Planner is
great.
It’s a wake-up call to many. How to Put Together Quick Meals
is
invaluable. What to have on hand is so important, otherwise you reach
for the same old "bad" stuff."
-Barbara Van Horne, D.C.
"This
book gives quick and easy rules to follow for the busy person who wants
to eat more healthfully."
-Lendon H. Smith, M.D.
Halleluiah!
A practical guide that's written in English!
Dr. Farlow's
book is the greatest aide for a working woman (and mother)
since the invention of the microwave oven! Finally, a book I can put in
my purse and take with me to the grocery store. It's difficult enough
to shop for food without having to worry about how it was grown or what
unwanted additives it contains. Now, all I have to do is consult my
handbook and I'm off to the races! No more looking at labels and
wondering what all that jibberish means. I feel like I have learned an
entirely new language thanks to Dr. Farlow. It makes my selection and
preparation of food ever so much easier. I immediately embraced her
writing style, it's very down-to-earth and genuine. I recommend this
book highly - if your are busy - and who isn't these days?
-A reader from
San Diego, CA
November 2,
1998
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