From The Desk Of Carolyn Hansen
Re: How To Eat For Health Without Giving Up Your Enjoyment Of Food...
Dear Health and Wellness Seeker,
Whether or not you realize it, you are at war daily with your food.
Or more precisely, you're at war with the food companies that prepare, package, and distribute their "goods" to the store shelves from which you select
your weekly food supplies.
Hey there, I'm a long-time Holistic Health and Wellness Coach who hails from Whangarei, New Zealand.
My goal: to change the
paradigm of health care from sickness care to wellness care by showing people how to live longer, healthier lives.
Essential
to that effort is to help others avoid the many mistaken nutritional beliefs and practices that can severly diminish one's health and longevity.
You may not even realize that you are at war with these companies, but you are.
We all are. Nobody gets a pass on this one. Nobody.
Take myself, for example. I know that I am being lied to daily by the food companies that would have me purchase their goods. So I make
a conscious effort to go well-armed into battle with them.
I read the food labels. I study the literature on chemical additives. I try to stay ahead of the confusing wealth of information that is out there about
what might have been added to my food that might be working to slowly kill me.
And of course I try to avoid those foods, or at the very least dramatically limit my consumption of them.
But I'm losing ground in this war too, despite the fact that I'm an expert in the field of nutrition and health. I have been now for more than 30 years.
So if I'm struggling with this I figure it's a pretty good bet that you are too.
But just because it's an overwhelmingly difficult task to figure out on our own how to combat this problem with "food that's not really what
it appears to be" - well, that doesn't mean any of us should simply give up and eat whatever we find on the shelves of our local food store.
Because on any given day that I am out shopping for food I can see all around me the result of simply ignoring this problem.
I'm talking about the people I see with distended midsections, puffy limbs, doughy flesh. You can see on their faces the look of exhaustion that plagues
the ones afflicted with the miseries that come when your health runs out and your body begins to turn on itself.
These are the hallmarks of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and levels of obsesity so demanding on the human body that often the Saturday shoppers I see are
completely reliant on motorized chairs to ferry them around the store because their body is no longer prepared to carry their weight unassisted.
If this was a small problem it wouldn't be so hard to point the finger and declare that these people simply are not paying attention to what it
is they are putting in their mouths. That it's their fault. Not the fault of the food companies.
But that's nonsense.
Because the program of misinformation that is being fed to you every time you pick up a food item and you endeavor to
decipher the accompanying description of what is contained within is mind boggling.
If you're thinking "Yes, it's a little confusing, but I am always conscious of the claims on the packaging and I DO look for the healthy choice..."
then consider the following.
Switch to a diet rich in whole grains.
If you should suddenly find yourself in the fight of your life because your doctor has just assessed your risk for cancer, diabetes, heart disease,
or life-threatening obesity, the next thing out of his mouth is likely to be that exact recommendation. Switch to a diet rich in whole grains.
In theory that's not completely terrible advice.
Except for the following singular fly in the ointment...
When you read on the label "made with whole grains" you would reasonably assume you'd literally find whole grains in the food item if you went
looking for them (you might have to break out your white lab coat and microscope, but still, if you went looking...).
Or at least it would be reasonable to assume that whole grains appeared in the ingredients that went into making it this food made with whole grains.
But as TIME Magazine reported in it's February 6, 2017 edition, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (which regulates what can
and cannot appear in U.S. foods, and the claims that can be made about those foods), all that a whole-grain food is required to contain is:
"All the components of a grain kernel - the brain, the germ, and the innermost core of the kernel - in the same proportion found in the kernel, regardless of whether the grain is finely ground or paired with unhealthy ingredients..."
In other words, all those breads, crackers, cereals, crusty pizza bases and every other favorite food of yours that is "made with whole grains"
need not be the least bit healthy for you and in all probability is not.
In summary:
And that's just the "Cliff Notes" version of why you may want to think twice before assuming that just because a food item claims to have been
made with whole grains that you should assume it's also good for your health.
Never mind the fact that not every whole grain works well with the human digestive system and the extraordinarily complex machinery of our
or bodies that parses food for energy and the basic building blocks needed for it's maintenance and repair.
I could go on to tell you why wheat grain is a really bad choice when it comes to selecting a healthy grain for your
home-made meals, snacks and desserts.
But I won't. Not because I've gone on long enough already on this topic, but because I've covered this subject in its entirety in my book
Healthy Homemade Bread Making.
It's a collection composed of products that I've put together over the years as part of my ongoing battle to ween myself off processed foods.
This has to be the starting point for any sensible plan that can put your body on a path to superior health and a longer, more enjoyable life.
I've shown you how difficult it is to just make basic decisions about whether or not the loaf of bread you pick up in the food store is
healthy or not.
I've also promised to provide you with a blueprint to solving this problem - one that allows you to make your own
freshly-baked healthy loaves of breads in the comfort of your own kitchen.
And the reason for promoting this approach is that you don't have to punish yourself by restricting your caloric input if you want to
change the way your body looks - if you want to lose a few pounds and feel good about yourself again each time you pass a mirror.
You don't have to feel miserable as the result of starving yourself in the hope that eventually you'll start to feel better because the
pounds will drop off and true health will kick in.
No, the true secret to pulling off sustainable body transformation is to eat healthier. Not to eat less, but to indulge yourself
with nutrient dense foods.
It is these foods that contain the missing ingredients that our typically nutrient-depleted bodies are crying out for today.
So I've mentioned there's a solution when it comes to making healthy bread choices. But what about other foods?
How about ice cream? Surely there's no such thing as healthy ice cream...
What about desserts? Cheesecakes. Mousses. Pies. Fudges. Cakes. Puddings. Tarts. Cookies...
Now before you flee this page in horror, dismissing my claims as the rants of a crazy woman, consider for a moment what it might mean for
you if what I'm claiming actually isn't nonsense.
That you can quite literally have your cake and eat it - without the overtones of guilt that you might be carrying with you to
the refrigerator each time you feel the need to sneak off to peck at one comfort food or another.
And what if, at the very same time, I was to also provide you with a way to conquer your fat loss struggles once and for all?
Would all of this be of interest to you if it was (and indeed is) absolutely true?
Collected here for the first time - for lovers of smart approaches to the vexing daily problem of trying to figure out just WHAT you
can put into your mouth that's actually GOOD for your health - is every nutritional title in my library.
What you're about to discover for yourself is the accumulated wisdom of more than 30 years spent trying to hone my own understanding
of what it takes to remain truly healthy in a world that is perpetually lying to us about what's in our food.
I wish I could afford to be less blunt about it, but that's the bottom line here.
Because if you tacitly assume that somebody else, somewhere, at some time made a conscious decision to ensure the integrity of
the food that is going onto your plate... well, at some point in the future - possibly even the very near future - I believe you will
pay for that (mis)belief.
You'll pay for it either in the form of some chronic illness that insinuates itself into your life, and brings you no end of misfortune, or
you'll pay for it in the form of massive health insurance bills.
I'm talking about the kind of budget-shattering bills that arrive in the mail for your family to deal with after you've been suddenly
struck down by heart attack, stroke, or some other out-of-the-blue organ failure that forces you onto a donor waiting list and has you
praying every day for the phone call to come that might save your life.
That's not hyperbole. You only need to switch on your television to be reminded of just how bad the news is when it comes to the subject
of health care and what may be in store for you in the years ahead.
As a reminder, possibly an unneceassry one, most deaths in the U.S. come as a result of entirely preventable diseases that take root
in the depleted biochemistry of a body assaulted over the long term with poor nutrition.
So to combat this bleak alternative lifestyle I've prepared for you a collection of my very best strategies to making sure that food is
the vehicle by which you can build and maintain excellent long-term health.
Fantastic question, and in a moment I'm going to provide you with a list of what I consider to be the top benefits provided to you by
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Before doing that I want to take a moment to remind you that back when I started asking questions about the relationship between food and my health
I did so at a time when the world was a LOT less complex than it is today.
That meant I was faced with a much easier task of getting my questions answered truthfully than you are today.
Information bandwidth has really exploded in the more than thirty years since I began asking those questions.
If I was faced with the same task today I wouldn't know where to begin.
Thankfully I don't have to do that. I paid my dues and I've accrued what amounts to a valuable database of nutritional knowledge that I'm more
than happy to share with you today. In other words, you don't need to tread the same weary path that I did.
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I've been down that road already for you and everything I learned can be found in the pages of this collection. The hard work has already been done!
But to spell out in greater detail what all this means for you, here's what I consider to be the key discoveries you'll take away after going through
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You're right, in that this is definitely, in part, a collection of recipe books. But even more definitely what it's NOT is just another collection.
Why? Because while you could certainly take your time and start searching for healthy recipes, even free recipes because we know there are hundreds
of thousands out there waiting to be found if you have the patience to find them, what's the real cost to you of doing that?
I know from my own experience that before you can even begin to go collecting useful recipes that can also be relied upon to be healthy you
really have to understand just what it is that makes food healthy and what makes it unhealthy.
That's a huge job in itself.
Remember all that stuff I mentioned about how hard it is to figure out whether even a plain loaf of made with whole grains bread is actually
good for you or not?
Well, that's just bread...
Think about every other type of food you might like to prepare in your kitchen - the pizzas, cakes, pies, pot roasts, desserts, soups, lasagnas,
stir fries, noodles... the list goes on. Would you know exactly what determines whether each recipe you've discovered for any one of those
dishes is healthy or not?
You'll probably agree that this is unlikely. And that makes this collection far more valuable than you might think at first glance. Because
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So yes, in addition to volumes that focus more on the principles of healthy eating and the critical importance of nutrient-density for health,
this IS another collection of recipes, but it's also a very special collection - and to prove it, allow me now to give you a little more insight into what
you'll find in each volume in the collection...
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Here's what you'll experience when you listen to the 5 sessions Dr. Porter recorded using his exclusive NeuroSensory Algorithms™ (NSA)
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They're almost always stunned to hear that the very FIRST thing I recommend is that they overhaul their diet.
Never mind the equipment you see around you, I tell them as they sit in my office looking out across the workout spaces. Those machines won't
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And it's true. You can no more out-train a bad diet as you can build gobs of muscle without lifting a hell of a lot of weight!
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To eating for health, and a long and enjoyable life!
Carolyn Hansen
Author, Holistic Health and Wellness Coach
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