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The food selection choices you make greatly affect the
condition of your health
Lower your intake of processed foods especially
processed meats since processed meats promote cancer.
Today many food items contain various forms of
MSG hidden in other “harmless sounding” ingredients such as Hydrolyzed Corn
Protein, Autolyzed Yeast Extract or Sodium Caseinate.
MSG is present in in all Fast
Foods, including Burger King, McDonald's, Taco Bell, Kentucky Fried Chicken,
Pizzas, Wendy's etc.
Chinese buffet restaurants often use MSG in their
foods, which gave the list of symptoms its name: Chinese Restaurant Syndrome
(CRS). Yet, this excitotoxin can be found hidden in the majority of restaurant
and home processed foods .
How many Megabytes in the
Human Body
This
information is mind boggling. For those interested here is some
information that will keep up up at night. We are in the computer
age so here is some conceptual notion of how many bits of
information are in the body.
I’d guess to work it
out you’d have to define each ‘base pair’ as a bit of information.
In human DNA there
are two common base pairs which consist of the ‘nucleotides’
adenine, thymine, guanine or cytosine. Generally speaking only
adenine and thymine pair with each other, as do guanine and cytosine
- so the typical DNA base pair can be AT or CG - one of two states -
a bit.

The
human genome is estimated to contain some 3
billion base pairs - so
simplifying
3 billion bits = 0.35 gigabytes
- so each cell in our body encodes roughly a third of a gigabytes of
information - that’s a pretty high information density, especially
considering that the double helix DNA in our cells is a minute
proportion of the cell as a whole (and that the process of cell
reproduction produces RNA strands which may be present in a cell as
well).
The generally
accepted figure is 100 trillion cells - so, given each cell contains
0.35 GB of data, the (very) approximate amount of data held in human
cells is 35 trillion gigabytes, or 34,179,687,500 terabytes of data,
or, expressed in megabytes 3.58400 × 1016 megabytes!!
Bit is the smallest component of data and byte
is larger then bit so:
1 byte = 8 bits = 23 bits
1 Kilobyte = 1024 bytes = 210 bits
1 Megabyte = 1024 kilobytes = 220 bits
1 Gigabyte = 1024 megabytes = 230 bits

Eating
processed foods increase their risk of obesity, heart
disease, and even cancer.
Do you and your family eat healthy meals? Well,
even if you wanted to, it would be really difficult. The supermarket shelves are
filled with processed foods and you almost do not want to know what substances
are in the restaurants we eat in, especially the fast food ones. The soil is
depleted because in part due to
overplanting, and there is the widespread use of chemical fertilizers and
pesticides. Pesticides used to kill bugs have been linked to diseases like
cancer, diabetes, chronic fatigue syndrome and even yeast infections.
Change Your Lifestyle
Remember to Exercise.
Find the Exercises That You Like
Eat
a Healthy Diet
Lower Sugar and Salt Intake
Take High Quality Supplements
Do Not Smoke
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It is important to begin by watching the video immediately
below:
Now that you are enlightened, it is important to get serious and
learn about Processed Food. So please read on.
Preservatives and Additives
Excerpt from
NORTH AMERICAN DIET
This is the age of science. A fabricated custom-made reality,
competing with the natural, organic world man from which has lived
for thousands of years. Yet the living, human cell has been
incapable in keeping up with our ever-changing times. The small
print on your Twinkies reads more like rocket fuel than food for
human consumption with unpronounceable test tube names labeling
chemicals manufactured in the cauldrons of industry. There is no
doubt that the Twinkie-drug has been a successful experiment in
taste-bud delight, their bright plastic husks found in dumps all
over the planet. But are there side effects? And if so, do they
outweigh the benefits that Twinkies are providing for the millions
who have come to depend upon their relief from the drudgery of daily
living?
The average human
body consists of between 75 to 100 trillion microscopic living
cells, composed of perfectly, balanced quantities of water and
organic substances. Consider also that each cell has about 10,000
times as many molecules as the Milky Way has stars which is between
200- to 400 billion. The human body is very complex and it is no
wonder that so much is being discovered recently in the new
millennium.
If you have eaten the
standard North American Diet for years, without serious harm to your
health, it is due to your body's outstanding resistance. Yet genetic
weaknesses may be hidden by youth. The cumulative effect of toxins
will increase the risk of becoming a host to disease or premature
death. Unfortunately, resistance to disease diminishes as the abuse
continues. Disease is like heating a pot of water. When the water
becomes too hot, it quickly boils over. The biochemistry of the body
will absorb toxins only to a point. There is a boiling
point—illness!
We live like no other
generation before us, existing in a giant experiment of toxic
ingestion. In this game, the stakes are high and it can cost your
life. We may consider our way of eating as normal, but the modern
diet is about as normal as a test tube of chemicals. The body’s
chemistry is recreated by ingesting countless food additives and
environmental contaminants.
The toxins in your
body have been accumulating since birth and are imbedded in every
cell structure and organ. But do not despair, there is an answer.
Toxins disrupt the natural chemistry of your body. Remove the
harmful elements in your diet, replacing them with health-filled
foods, and a wonderful new metamorphosis will occur. God has created
the body to be irrepressibly healthy!
Chemicals which have
the power to produce mutations through chromosome damage are called
mutagens. They cause disruptions of the genetic code which are
responsible for over 15,000 inheritable, genetic disorders. Sadly,
they may have a drastic consequence to our grandchildren.
The food industry
primary aim is at making products look and taste appealing without
thought to the products' nutritional value. Loaded with chemical
additives and designed to be addictive, processed food is
manufactured first for profit.
All great chefs will
tell you that the tangy flavor of lemon juice is a must in enhancing
and lifting the taste of fish. In fact, lemon juice is widely used
to compliment a variety of popular dishes. But to cut cost and for
the sake of convenience, manufacturers have replaced lemon juice
with 2-methyl-3-(pisopropylphenyl)-propionaldehyde. An
unpronounceable name to add to the estimated three thousand chemical
additives which we consume.
Your body has become
a chemical depository. Sulfur is used to keep dried fruit fresh.
Formaldehyde which is used to retard corpse decomposition is added
to disinfect frozen vegetables. The blue shimmer on the surface of
luncheon meat is the result of sodium nitrate. Sodium nitrate is
commonly used in the preservation of ham, bacon, sausage and bologna
to keep meat looking red, when normally, it would have decomposed
into an unappealing gray. In the stomach, sodium nitrate is
converted into nitrous acid which is suspected of inciting stomach
cancer. Germany and Norway have banned the use of this powerful
toxin.
Feed for raising
chickens contains arsenic to stimulate growth, increase
egg-production and give the chicken a yellowed skin. Aluminum
compounds are added to baking powder, aspirin, antacids, beer, table
salt and antiperspirants. It also leaches into our food and water
through cookware, soft drink cans and aluminum foil. It has been
discovered in high concentrations in the brain of Alzheimer's
patients and is suspected in contributing to this most hideous
disease.
Potatoes may seem
untouched by chemicals but because of their bad habit of sprouting,
they are coated with the chemical inhibitor, maleic hydrazide, which
has resulted in cancer in laboratory animals.
Ice cream producers
use propylene glycol, the same substance in antifreeze and paint
remover. Carboxymethylcellulose is a stabilizer, used in ice cream,
salad dressing, cheese spreads and chocolate milk. It has produced
tumors in 80% of rats injected. Yet, the FDA flatly denies it as a
carcinogen, for the reason that when it was given to the rats
orally, it didn’t cause cancer.
For 50 years,
producers have added brominated oils to bottled fruit juice to
maintain a look of freshness—even after 6 months of storage.
Unfortunately, brominated oils have side effects. They produce
changes in heart tissue, enlargement of the thyroid, kidney damage,
decrease in liver metabolism and cause withered testicles. Canada,
Holland, and Germany have banned brominated oils in the production
of bottled drinks, yet they can still be imported from other
countries.
New food additives
are believed to be met with stringent testing. But due to unreliable
testing methods, lack of qualified technicians, expensive analysis
equipment, budget cuts and government lobbying by food
conglomerates, additives that are marginally carcinogenic,
mutagenic, or teratogenic stay in use.
The fetus cannot deal
with foreign chemicals. Whatever toxic substances the mother eats
flow largely unimpeded into the fetus. Unlike an adult, the fetus
lacks protective, detoxifying systems. Teratogens are toxins which
harm fetal development. Certain food additives are considered mildly
teratogenic.
What toxicology
testing cannot accurately predict is the long-term combined effect
of 3,000 additives and environmental toxins on children, the
elderly, newborn, the fetus, and people with cancer. The combined
effect of these toxins on humans is unknown.
Consider that we are ingesting, dyes,
bleaches, antioxidants, preservatives, chemical flavors, buffers,
noxious sprays, alkalizers, acidifiers, deodorants, moisteners,
drying agents, expanders, modifiers, emulsifiers, stabilizers,
thickeners, clarifiers, disinfectants, defoliants, fungicides,
neutralizers, anticaking and antifoaming agents, hydrolyzers,
hydrogenators, herbicides, pesticides, synthetic hormones,
antibiotics, steroids and the four thousand other drugs that just
make your mouth water with anticipation.
They find their way
into the human food chain and become the raw materials for every
cell of your body. They disrupt the natural chemistry resulting in
cancer, diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, allergies,
diverticulitis, emphysema, stomach ulcers, premature aging,
impotence, hypoglycemia and arthritis. These countless diseases
exist because chemically-synthesized substances disrupt the
bio-chemistry of about the nearly one hundred trillion of
microscopic living cells which make up the body.
The life of most
cells is short; new cells are constantly being made to replace dead
ones. The raw materials for this rebuilding come from the blood
stream. When it contains toxins, the process of rebuilding cells is
disrupted. Resistance to disease diminishes. If you have a genetic
weakness and continue to eat processed foods, the cumulative effect
of toxins will increase the risk of becoming a host to disease or
premature death.
The processed food
industry loads fat, sugar and salt into their products because they
are cheap. They use chemicals to change these cheap, raw materials
into brightly-colored, tasty products with a long shelf life. Food
producers buy the cheapest raw materials, manufacture the product as
quickly as possible, then sell it for the highest price. Good
business sense, but, what is lost in the manufacturing is quality.
Before cyclamate was
banned, it was used to sweeten drinks such as Cool-Aid which
contained 28.5% of this substance. It was discovered that 30% of
humans converted as much as 40% of the cyclamates ingested into
Cyclohexylamine which produces chromosome damage in animals, a high
rate of still-born young, and birth defects. It was then banned.
Lipton donated its artificially sweetened product to mental
hospitals and prisons in Ohio where it was accepted without
question. It seems as if food companies will do just about anything
to enhance the taste and textures of their products. The aim is to
increase the pleasure of eating even if it means compromising
nutritional value.
MORE ABOUT MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE
A common example of the thousands of chemicals used in our new
high-tech foods is monosodium glutamate. MSG is like glutamic acid,
an amino acid that is used in the function of the brain. Dr. John W.
Olany of the University School of Medicine, in St. Louis, decided to
test MSG by injecting it into infant mice. After the MSG injection,
nerve cells, especially in the hypothalamus, became dramatically
swollen. Within several hours, these cells died. It was discovered
that the enzymes which help to metabolize MSG in adults do not exist
in infants. It is suspected that instead of the nutrient glutamic
acid, MSG is carried to the brain, causing a dangerous excess. When
his report was published, Gerber, Beech-Nut, and Heinz took
monosodium glutamate out of their baby foods., Naive mothers fed MSG
to their babies believing that these trustworthy companies would
never put something harmful into their baby’s foods.
At present, the
average consumer eats over one gram of MSG per day. When pregnant
women eat MSG, it crosses the placenta. MSG fed to growing rats,
reduced their growth rate by 16%. The effect on the human fetus is
still unknown!
FOOD
COLORING
Synthetic color adds nothing to nutritional value. Numerous colors
have been banned after twenty years on the market, only to discover
that they were carcinogenic.
All certified
food colors in use today are of a class of chemicals called
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons that are universally suspect as
carcinogenic. The FDA argues that food coloring is safe because it
causes cancer only when injected into rats, not when they are
feeding on it. Therefore, the FDA gives manufacturers the freedom to
use food coloring at their discretion. Children are attracted to
bright colors. Fruit loops, gum balls, popsicles and fruit drinks
are mostly color and sugar. The food industry is making millions on
selling chemical substances that have zero value to life.
On the Island of
Nauru lived a small group of healthy and happy Polynesians. These
people were left undisturbed until it was discovered that part of
the island contained huge quantities of bird dung, containing
valuable phosphates that can be used in fertilizer. The native
islanders grew wealthy by selling this resource and with their
new-found money supply they imported foods from the industrialized
nations. The flavor of the North American diet cost them 1/3 of the
Naurauns developing diabetes.
OVERVIEW
Sincerely,
Bob Fox
Robert S. Fox, Nutritional Consultant
Email:
KLATOOGORT@aol.com
Phone: 201-944-7757 Off - 201-362-5619 Cell
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Learn to read labels and pay attention to what you eat. It
takes a lot of work to have a good healthy body. Do it for yourself and your
loved ones.
Unacceptable
Ingredients for Food
The following list contains ingredients that are
considered unacceptable in food products.
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acesulfame-K (acesulfame potassium)
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acetylated esters of mono- and diglycerides
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ammonium chloride
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artificial colors
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artificial flavors
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aspartame
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azodicarbonamide
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benzoates in food
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benzoyl peroxide
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BHA
(butylated hydroxyanisole)
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BHT
(butylated hydroxytoluene)
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bleached flour
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bromated flour
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brominated vegetable oil (BVO)
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calcium bromate
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calcium disodium EDTA
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calcium peroxide
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calcium propionate
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calcium saccharin
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calcium sorbate
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calcium stearoyl-2-lactylate
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caprocaprylobehenin.
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certified colors
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cyclamates
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cysteine (l-cysteine), as an additive for bread
products
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DATEM (Diacetyl tartaric and fatty acid esters
of mono and diglycerides)
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dimethylpolysiloxane
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dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate (DSS)
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disodium calcium EDTA
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disodium dihydrogen EDTA
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disodium guanylate
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disodium inosinate
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EDTA
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ethyl vanillin
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ethylene oxide
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ethyoxyquin
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FD &
C colors
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foie
gras
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GMP
(disodium guanylate)
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hexa-,
hepta- and octa-esters of sucrose
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hydrogenated fats
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IMP
(disodium inosinate)
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irradiated foods
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lactylated esters of mono- and diglycerides
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lead
soldered cans
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methyl silicon
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methylparaben
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microparticularized whey protein derived fat
substitute
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monosodium glutamate (MSG)
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natamyacin
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nitrates/nitrites
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partially hydrogenated oil
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polydextrose
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potassium benzoate
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potassium bisulfite
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potassium bromate
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potassium metabisulfite
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potassium sorbate
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propionates
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propyl gallate
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propylparaben
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saccharin
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sodium aluminum phosphate
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sodium aluminum sulfate
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sodium benzoate
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sodium bisulfite
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sodium diacetate
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sodium glutamate
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sodium nitrate/nitrite
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sodium propionate
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sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate
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sodium sulfite
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solvent extracted oils, as standalone
single-ingredient oils (except grapeseed oil).
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sorbic acid
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sucralose
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sucroglycerides
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sucrose polyester
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sulfites (sulfur dioxide)
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TBHQ
(tertiary butylhydroquinone)
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tetrasodium EDTA
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vanillin
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