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THE WAY TO VIBRANT HEALTH IS THROUGH THE STOMACH
In order to fully take advantage of the superior nutritional and healing benefits that can only be obtained from fresh, raw, and organic plant foods, digestion has to be optimized. Even the most well-designed raw vegan diet may just end up as a partially effective regimen if digestion is impaired. "Optimal Digestion" is a practical, easy to follow guide that explains what digestion is and how it affects your overall health. It also enumerates the root causes and signs of poor digestion. It highlights the important roles that enzymes play in the biochemical processes of digestion and assimilation. "Optimal Digestion" also explains why a high raw vegan diet is ideal for excellent digestive health. This guide stresses the importance of increasing the body's alkalinity in optimizing digestive functions. It also includes a list of foods and supplements that promote efficient digestion, some non-dietary protocols that facilitate gastrointestinal detox, and tips on how to make raw foods even more digestible. The way to vibrant health is through the stomach!
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What is Digestion?
Signs of Weak Disgestion
Causes of Poor Digestion
Enzymes and Digestion
Know your Enzymes
Why Alkaline?
The Best for Optimum Digestion
How to Improve Digestion
Tips to Make Raw Foods Even More Digestible
Foods, Herbs, and Spices that Promote Digestion
Healthy Digestion Supplements
Digestion is the process of breaking down food in the stomach and intestines into nutrients and energy that can be used by the body. It begins in the mouth as soon as you start chewing your food. Ptyalin, a digestive enzyme that is abundantly present in the saliva, starts to break down the carbohydrate molecules present in your food. A small amount of salivary lipase also starts to partially digest the fats in your food. Food then is swallowed down the throat and passes through the esophagus before it reaches the stomach, where highly acidic gastric juices further break down the food and destroy unfriendly bacteria and other pathogenic micro-organisms.
Food allergy symptoms (bloating, brain fog, arthritis, acne, eczema, edema, migraine, asthma, urticaris, fatigue, post-nasal drip, hay fever, depression)
A person with a compromised digestion will not be able to achieve optimum health and well-being due to poor assimilation of nutrients. Fecal analysis can help determine how strong your digestion is. Impaired digestion is usually caused by combination of two or more factors: low stomach acid, acidosis, stress, smoking, alcoholism...
Enzymes are heat-sensitive protein catalysts that perform thousands of life-sustaining biochemical functions in the body. Digestion and assimilation are two vital processes that heavily rely on enzymes to be carried out properly and completely. Enzyme production decreases with age. For this reason it is very important to include enzyme supplementation as a part of a self-care regimen as you age.
Metabolic Enzymes
Digestive Enzymes
Food Enzymes
Not all raw vegan diets are the same. Even a 100% raw vegan diet can create acidosis. A raw vegan diet that's high in fruit and nuts or seeds will create and acidic environment for the cells and tissues. A truly healthy and healing diet must be alkaline. Careful meal planning is therefore mandatory in establishing homeostatsis, the state of physiological equilibrium characterized by an 80/20 alkaline/acid balance.
The diet that truly optimizes digestion is one that is abundant in water, enzymes, and essential micronutrients (vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, phytohemicals) that are highly nourishing, cleansing, and healing. Only the alkaline raw vegan diet meets these criteria. No other diet is as quick and effective in rebuilding a weak and damaged digestive tract.
Chewing raw foods well is already one big step towards better digestion. However, there are still some steps you can take to increase the digestibility of raw plant foods.
Optimizing digestion is not just about changing your diet. It requires a multi-pronged appoach since most of the time the causes are not just physical but emotional and mental as well.
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Alfalfa Sprouts
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high in chlorophyll and liver-strengthening amino acids
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Apple cider vinegar - unpasteurized
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stimulates digestive juices and improves protein digestion
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Cardamon
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enhances digestion and strengthens the stomach
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Cayenne
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indigestion remedy, digestive stimulant, anti-toxic
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Chia seed - soaked
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contains high amounts of anti-inflammatory essential omega-3 fatty acids necessary for gut healing
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Cinnamon
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Cumin
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Activated charcoal
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absorbs digestive impurities, relieves gas
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Aloe Vera
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acts as a digestive tonic
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B-complex vitamins
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Assist greatly in the digestion of starches and their conversion into energy
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Betaine hydrochloride
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About the Author: The information contained in this chart is approved by the Hippocrates Health Institute's director, Brian Clement.
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