Are you always COLD? Or too HOT most of the
time? Here are foods that may help you warm
up or cool down.
Introduction: using food as a
treatment
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Western
and Eastern ways of healing with nutrition have
different approach but the same purpose: to help
patients regain their health and avoid
diseases.
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Eastern
emphasizes
food that is at its most natural state to be
eaten in harmony with the
mind.
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Eastern
uses
food as a method of treatment in accordance with
the patient’s disharmony. It treats the patients
as individuals and helps them regain
balance.
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People
& food should balance each other as Yin &
Yang so health is
restored.
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Eastern
food
cures should change with seasons and according to
the disease progress.
Cooling food: if you are often
and easily warm or hot while others feel
confortable,
the food below should
help.
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Fruit
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Vegetable
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Legumes/
grains
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Animal
product
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Herbs/spices
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Apple, banana, pear,
cantaloupe, watermelon, tomato, all
citrus
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All lettuce, cabbage,
cucumber, celery, asparagus, spinach,
eggplant, chard, summer squash,
broccoli, cauliflower, zucchini,
dandelion
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Soy products, mung
bean, sprouts, millet, barley,
wheat
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Oyster, clam, crab,
yogurt,
All seaweed,
duck
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Peppermint, nettle,
lemon balm, cilantro,
marjoram
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Warming
food: if you are often and easily cold while
others feel confortable,
the food below should
help.
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Fruit
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Vegetable
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Legumes/grains
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Animal
product
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Herbs/spices
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Dates, figs,
cherries, dried fruits,
alcohol
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Parsnip, mustard
greens, winter squash, sweet potato,
kale, onion, garlic,
leeks
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Black beans, aduki
bean, lentil, oat, spelt, quinoa,
sunflower & sesame seeds, walnut,
chestnut,
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Lamb, turkey, beef,
pork, anchovy, chicken, mussel, trout,
butter
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Ginger, cinnamon,
basil, rosemary, fennel, dill, anise,
caraway, cumin, chive, scallion,
cayenne (very
hot)
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The
information above is intended to educate only and has
evidently not been approved by the FDA. Consult a qualified
practionner before making lifetsyle change. Common sense is
the key!
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