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Alkaline Diet

Clarkson, Dean

Alkaline Diet

It has come to our attention, and we strongly believe, that the western diet is characterized by its acidic nature. A considerable number of researchers attribute the origin of degenerative diseases and contemporary ailments to the acidity of one's blood.


The equilibrium of alkalinity and acidity within our bodies stands as a significant determinant of our overall health and well-being. It holds significance in maintaining optimal bone health, facilitating the appropriate functioning of the stomach, and affecting the efficacy of food digestion.


It is imperative to note that maintaining a slightly alkaline state is essential for optimal health. However, a considerable portion of our population relies on nutritionally inadequate, calorie-dense food items that undergo excessive processing and are laden with alarmingly high quantities of refined sugars, saturated fats, and other potentially cancer-causing substances. We engage in an adverse way of living characterized by chronic stress, exposure to harmful substances, and the disregard of various physiological requirements. The outcome can exclusively manifest as illness. All of these factors contribute to the development of an acidic environment, leading to adverse consequences such as weight gain, illness, mood disorders, and an increased risk of premature mortality.


Within the pages of this culinary compendium, readers will discover a comprehensive assemblage of meticulously selected recipes designed to fortify and align with an alkaline dietary regimen. Regardless of your level of expertise in alkaline eating, whether you are a novice or a seasoned connoisseur, this book provides a wide array of recipes to cater to various tastes and dietary inclinations. With a plethora of culinary delights, ranging from invigorating breakfast options and lively salads to substantial main courses and irresistible desserts, this gastronomic collection caters to diverse palates.

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ISBN 9781837878994
Sprache eng
Cover Kartonierter Einband (Kt)
Verlag Jenson Butlers
Jahr 20230811

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