Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Natural Medicine - Benefits



A healthy lifestyle impacts every part of your day-to-day work environment.

A growing number of people are turning to complimentary and alternative medicine--simple, traditional, decidedly low-tech methods of preventing illness and solving everyday health problems.

Rising health care costs is certainly a factor in the recent surge of interest in natural medicine. People are taking more control of their destinies as far as health is concerned. They have to, because with the cost of health care, they can't afford not to.

Our bodies require good fuel (food) to perform at its highest level, so healthy eating is a must.
When fruits, grains, nuts and vegetables are eaten as close to their natural state as possible, health, beauty and happiness will be the result.


The Creator of this Universe made man from the ground. The same properties of the earth are found in man. Fruits, grains, nuts and vegetables contain the same elements which are of the earth and is in man.


Until the turn of the century, Healthy eating or food therapy was widely practiced as a way of healing the sick and keeping the healthy well.


I won’t lie to you and try to convince you that eating healthy is an easy task. Nope. Like every other important thing in your life, this will require some planning.


Eating healthy is considered especially appropriate for people who may already have some of the risk factors for chronic diseases. These risk factors include a family history of obesity, premature heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, or high blood cholesterol levels.


Last but not least, you may be like a lot of people that has already convinced themselves that you simply cannot live without fast foods. Eating healthy will become easier for us if we eat out less, thereby eating less fast food.


All natural remedies are the key to better health and disease prevention.
There is a saying 'Eating an apple a day keep the doctor away'. So lets practice eating healthy from today!

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