It's good for people to believe in something. But you don't have to believe in energy, you just need to use it. Belief is what you do when something lacks reality. When you make a meal, you don't need to say,
"I believe this raw rice will become cooked rice." You don't need to say,
"I believe in you," before you turn on a windshield wiper.
All you have to do is know there is energy in your body and know how to change and manage it. To use energy, you don't have to graduate from college or pass a test. Already within your brain is the technology,
the universal principles,
that know how to use energy.
Without believing in energy,
you can test it and
see the results for yourself.
Your destiny can change
as you manage energy.
Ilchi Lee
Chiropractic Treatments, Spinal Decompression, Full Body Detoxification, Foot Orthotics, Supplements, Physiotherapy and Exercise Reeducation.
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Protein and Headaches
Low blood sugar
from not enough protein in the meal
or in the diet
causes headaches.
Many people believe that it’s not a good idea to eat red
meat, so they eliminate it from their diet. Grass-fed red meat is an excellent
source of nutrients, including omega-3 fats that prevent headaches! The problem
is that when many people eat less meat, they don’t substitute other protein
foods for the red meat. Other protein foods include fish, chicken, turkey, wild
meats, eggs, cheese and dairy products.
If you don’t have enough protein in a meal, your body cannot
repair itself. Without enough protein in a meal, the composition of that meal
is primarily carbohydrates and fat. And we already know what too many
carbohydrates in a meal can do: cause a headache!
Make sure you eat some form of protein at every meal. Even adding
one or two eggs for breakfast can change your life and your headaches! See how
good your day goes when you have enough protein! Eat at least three ounces
(about the size of a computer mouse) at each meal and you’ll have the minimum
amount you need each day.
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