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1. Well Balanced Diet, Prerequisite to Good Health
As will be seen later. the organic germanium compound can be regarded
without
exaggeration
as an effective means of combating almost any disease. Nonetheless,
for
assuring its
efficacy and the health of the body, the following two conditions have
to be met.
One is to
keep a well balanced diet in order to maintain the acid alkali
equilibrium of the body
fluids. The
other is to relieve stress to keep a stable mental state for
maintaining the
equilibrium
of the autonomic nervous system. If any one of these equilibrium is
broken, a
morbid
change is likely to occur somewhere in the body.
The oxygen needed for the human body is supplied through respiration,
and observing the
necessities
for the maintenance of human life, the first thought is the need for
oxygen supplied
to the body
through respiration, while the need for nourishment in the form of
water and food
and sleep
follow a close second. If oxygen supply to the brain is suspended for
more than
three
minutes, the brain fails to recover consciousness. If water intake is
suspended for about
a week,
dehydration causes death. If no sleep is obtained for a week, mental
disorder caused
by lack of
sleep results in complete
mental
derangement. Only if the three foregoing conditions are met, can a
healthy person go
without food
for one month.
With these conditions in mind, it is up to man to choose the proper
type of food. For this
reason, it
is important to keep a well balanced diet. For maintaining health or
curing a disease,
it is of
utmost importance to adhere to a diet that includes food which will
keep the pH of the
body fluids
slightly alkaline at 7.2 to 7 4.
To facilitate a judicious selection, the following classification
points out types of food that
are termed
either as acid or alkali forming:
HIGHLY ACID FOODS:
egg yolk, cheese, sweets in which
white sugar is used. dried bonito,
oyster, and herring roe.
MODERATELY ACID FOODS:
ham, bacon, horse meat, chicken,
tuna, pork, white bread, beef,
wheat, butter, and eel.
SLIGHTLY ACID FOODS:
rice, peanuts, octopus, clams,
liver, fried bean curd, and beer.
SLIGHTLY ALKALINE FOODS:
red beans, onions, cabbage,
Japanese radishes, apples, a kind of
chinese cabbage, and bean curd.
MODERATELY ALKALINE FOODS:
raisins, soybeans, cucumbers,
carrots, tomatoes, spinach, banana,
tangerines, pumpkins, strawberries,
honeywort, white of egg, pickled
plums, and lemon.
HIGHLY ALKALINE FOODS:
seaweed, grapes, tea, and wine.
Acid foods when absorbed into the body tend to acidify the blood,
while alkaline foods
reverse this
tendency toward acidosis.
Lemon juice will turn the blue litmus paper red as a test for it
acidity reaction will show,
but once it
is absorbed into the body, acts to turn the blood alkaline. Thus,
lemon is classified
as an
alkaline food. Aside from those who are still growing, people
should avoid excessive
intake of
animal protein and fats. They would do better to take soybeans and
processed
foods
thereof, as well as vegetables. Vegetable fats are also better
than animal fats. If people
maintain a
well balanced diet centered on natural vegetable foods, they will be
able to sustain
good health
since these increase resistance against
diseases and
reinforce natural curing ability should they fall victim to some
ailment. Any diet
partial to
acid foods like meat and fatty fish meat, especially to anima] foods,
is tantamount to
shortening
one's life.
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