•  

     

    Articles

  • Click DOWNLOAD below the article to read and save a copy

    broken image

    What is SOS-Free

    Eating SOS-Free is when we don't add any Salt, Oil or Sugar to the meals we make. The benefits are well documented and include reduced risk of Heart Disease, Stroke, Diabetes and Cancer. And many lose weight as well.

    DOWNLOAD

     

     

     

    broken image

    The Pleasure Trap

    Ever have trouble stopping after one cookie or potato chip? That's the Pleasure Trap that's got you. A natural part of our physiology, but gone berserk in a world of processed, refined foods.

    DOWNLOAD

     

     

     

    broken image

    HND Food List

    Here is a list of High Nutrient Dense Whole Foods with a density score on the right and daily portion description on the left.

    DOWNLOAD

     

     

     

    broken image

    Regeneration

    Regeneration is our bodies’ ability to restore health naturally. It’s our ability to overcome and recover from health challenges and disease.

    DOWNLOAD

     

    broken image

    SAD-MAD-HND Diets

    It’s quite revealing why the HND diet we recommend has such a positive impact on our health when we compare it to different diets.

    DOWNLOAD

     

     

    broken image

    Cleansing Responses

    Sometimes when we make healthy diet and lifestyle changes we suddenly don't feel as good. This can be a Cleansing Response.

    DOWNLOAD

     

     

  • More Articles

    click on the Title to download

  • Dr. Neal Barnard, MD talks about how to eat for cancer survival and how to eat to lower the risk of cancer altogether by reducing fat in the diet.

    We have developed a system that is built around the fundamentals of 4 healing foods modalities utilizing a high nutrient dense, whole food plant-based diet... and it's delicious!

    This is a short story of Celine Rak's journey from being lost in an eating disorder to uncovering her true nature and becoming free of the unhealthy relationship she had with food.

    In traditional Chinese medicine, Jing is the key to longevity. In this article we outline what diminishes Jing and what increases it.