Nutrition Revolution
It's been a long time coming, but it seems to be arriving.
Several years ago, after having moved out on my own, I began to lose the vitality that is so characteristic of my personality. It seems that I was missing grandma's cooking. I figured that in my fast paced life, spending hours in the kitchen wasn't an option so in order to pursue the healthy happy lifestyle that I wanted for myself, I needed to find out a group of nutritious foods that I could easily cook.
I found them. On my recent trip to New York, I dined with friends @ Buddha Bar in the Meat Packing District. Ironically, it would be here that I would learn my long sought recipe to break free of my unhealthy western meat eating habits. I discovered asparagus.
Asparagus is considered one of the most ideal foods in nature since it contains plenty of nutrients but contains no fat or bad cholesterol.
I learned how to steam it and eureka! It can be done in less than 10 minutes: it's the quick nutritious meal I've been looking for.
Of course I don't plan on eating only asparagus every day so I added to that other nutritious vegetables such as broccoli, potatoes, carrots and peas. I'll probably be adding more veggies as I discover them.
I'll usually add tuna (a huge source of protein) or another fish and will occasionally still eat a steak. I'm not a strict vegetarian or pescatarian nor do I intend to be. My next step will be to learn how to prepare sushi, one of my favorite foods.
After having followed this diet for just a few days, I'm feeling much more energetic and aware and my memory has improved.
This new found diet is complimentary to a lifestyle that researchers have found in locations on the Earth where health and longevity are much higher than the average. This lifestyle includes:
• Mostly Plant based diet
• Non intensive regular excercise
• Investing in family/friends
I'm working on the first and last one but have yet to begin my frequent morning runs. That'll come once my diet is up to par.
Several years ago, after having moved out on my own, I began to lose the vitality that is so characteristic of my personality. It seems that I was missing grandma's cooking. I figured that in my fast paced life, spending hours in the kitchen wasn't an option so in order to pursue the healthy happy lifestyle that I wanted for myself, I needed to find out a group of nutritious foods that I could easily cook.
I found them. On my recent trip to New York, I dined with friends @ Buddha Bar in the Meat Packing District. Ironically, it would be here that I would learn my long sought recipe to break free of my unhealthy western meat eating habits. I discovered asparagus.
Asparagus is considered one of the most ideal foods in nature since it contains plenty of nutrients but contains no fat or bad cholesterol.
I learned how to steam it and eureka! It can be done in less than 10 minutes: it's the quick nutritious meal I've been looking for.
Of course I don't plan on eating only asparagus every day so I added to that other nutritious vegetables such as broccoli, potatoes, carrots and peas. I'll probably be adding more veggies as I discover them.
I'll usually add tuna (a huge source of protein) or another fish and will occasionally still eat a steak. I'm not a strict vegetarian or pescatarian nor do I intend to be. My next step will be to learn how to prepare sushi, one of my favorite foods.
After having followed this diet for just a few days, I'm feeling much more energetic and aware and my memory has improved.
This new found diet is complimentary to a lifestyle that researchers have found in locations on the Earth where health and longevity are much higher than the average. This lifestyle includes:
• Mostly Plant based diet
• Non intensive regular excercise
• Investing in family/friends
I'm working on the first and last one but have yet to begin my frequent morning runs. That'll come once my diet is up to par.


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