Nutrition For the Cells – How can we eat right to keep healthy?
Thursday, January 20th, 2011Nutrition For the Cells – How can we eat right to keep healthy?
Nutrition For Your Cells. (Part 1)
by Warren Tattersall & Susan Smith
Your Body’s Health – From The Inside Out.
We all remember hearing as children that “an apple a day will keep the doctor away”.
Apples are great for nutrition, fibre, even water, but we need more than that. Modern research has clearly shown that a truly health diet needs to contain:
? protein,
? carbohydrates,
? fats,
? vitamins,
? minerals,
? oils,
? dietary fibre,
? and sufficient clean water,
- If it is to support long term, sustainable, good health.
If this is backed up by some regular exercise then you have the possibility of having a good metabolism and a highly active immune system.
Basically, the stronger your immune system the healthier you are and, as a consequence, the more protected you are from environmental factors that lead to infection and sickness. If you eat foods that are rich in the nutrients your body needs it is able to keep you strong at a cellular level.
You are giving the body the tools it needs to keep your immune system strong. A strong immune system supports individuals having fewer colds and viruses and they are better equipped to fight off illnesses at all levels, be that colds or chronic diseases.
Our problem as a community is that an average modern diet of coffee, fast food, snacks and sugars, does not give us enough of the essential micronutrients, and the botanical factors, that our body needs.
When we are lacking the essential nutrition ingredients, the basic building blocks that our body needs to maintain the various systems of our body, we are at
