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wednesday, july 29, 2009 white foods; not so pure white foods september 2009 chef wendell deeply rooted in cultural tradition, our daunting eating journey embarks early in life. americans eat a dangerously unbalanced diet high in processed foods saturated in white sugar, salt, fat and low in fruits, vegetables
, whole grains, but plum full of 'white' stuff; substances harmful to our innards. growing up, life revolved around parishioners, choir practice and gluttonously delightful pitch-ins. a bustling battalion of aunt bea's scurried about, setting tables, preparing vats of coffee and cream while lace-topped...
https://chefwendellfowler.blogspot.com/2009/07/
wednesday, july 29, 2009 white foods; not so pure white foods september 2009 chef wendell deeply rooted in cultural tradition, our daunting eating journey embarks early in life. americans eat a dangerously unbalanced diet high in processed foods saturated in white sugar, salt, fat and low in fruits, vegetables
, whole grains, but plum full of 'white' stuff; substances harmful to our innards. growing up, life revolved around parishioners, choir practice and gluttonously delightful pitch-ins. a bustling battalion of aunt bea's scurried about, setting tables, preparing vats of coffee and cream while lace-topped...
http://chefwendellfowler.blogspot.com/2009/07/
irritable or lethargic if they replace these with protein or fat. refined carbs cause a mood and energy spike followed by a dip that can leave you feeling lower than before. rather opt for complex, low-glycaemic carbs that provide a slow, steady energy release to help keep your mood elevated. eat: whole
grains like brown rice, wholewheat bread and pasta, oats, and starchy vegetables such as sweet potatoes, carrots and legumes like beans (kidney, black, lima and pinto), peas, chickpeas and lentils. . omega- fatty acids most of us eat too many omega- fatty acids (found in eggs, poultry, baked goods and...
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