Post by cm5 on Sept 3, 2016 8:51:39 GMT -5
Yes, the steamed broccoli, caulifower, etc---
Plus, keeping in mind AGE's----Advanced Glycation Endproducts, consuming enough but not too many calories, real foods rather than homogenized preservative/additive laden processed foods.
In other words, it is possible (unfortunately not possible for those living in the Food Deserts in which far too many are trapped by exogenous forces)
to consume what tastes good and is good for us---- and, if human beings were actually allowed enough time to eat slowly, enjoying conversation with other human beings, let alone enough time/funds/wherewithal to cook/make find healthful/very satisfying food----
Spoke with a patient yesterday, Type II who becomes off and on insulin dependent, who with just five pounds of weight gain is back on insulin---
but struggles constantly with that five pounds---brilliant, vital man-----
Those five pounds appear within days of eating fast food sandwiches on the run, when he works even harder to satisfy corporate demands/expectations.
This cycle clearly is a constant in the world driven by constant monitoring of productivity and creative quarterly financial engineering imposed upon human beings by mega multinational corporations.
All he needs is Afrezza------- but a resistant endo-----but the tide will turn. I have index card size handout with links to data/resources that I give these patients-----
Plus, keeping in mind AGE's----Advanced Glycation Endproducts, consuming enough but not too many calories, real foods rather than homogenized preservative/additive laden processed foods.
In other words, it is possible (unfortunately not possible for those living in the Food Deserts in which far too many are trapped by exogenous forces)
to consume what tastes good and is good for us---- and, if human beings were actually allowed enough time to eat slowly, enjoying conversation with other human beings, let alone enough time/funds/wherewithal to cook/make find healthful/very satisfying food----
Spoke with a patient yesterday, Type II who becomes off and on insulin dependent, who with just five pounds of weight gain is back on insulin---
but struggles constantly with that five pounds---brilliant, vital man-----
Those five pounds appear within days of eating fast food sandwiches on the run, when he works even harder to satisfy corporate demands/expectations.
This cycle clearly is a constant in the world driven by constant monitoring of productivity and creative quarterly financial engineering imposed upon human beings by mega multinational corporations.
All he needs is Afrezza------- but a resistant endo-----but the tide will turn. I have index card size handout with links to data/resources that I give these patients-----