BUDGETING FOR GROCERIES

ENRICHMENT CLASS & DIRECTIONS

DEKALBS FARMERS MARKET DIRECTIONS

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• SPECIAL NOTES:
• Bring a coat.  Even in the summer heat, it's cold year round inside of the market. Even colder by the freezer area.
• Pick up large shopping cart in parking lot.  Small red shopping cart inside entrance way.
• [_] Check backpacks in at front desk
• ALWAYS CROWDED:  9:00 a.m. weekdays are the best time. Be courteous, avoid confrontations. Its a tourist attraction, where people from all over the world are shopping, and not everyone has the speaks the same language or has the same customs of politeness. 
• [_] Children: Bring coats to keep warm. Store is very large, often crowded & overwhelming, the first time. Children under 5 will be more comfortable riding in the top of the shopping cart.
• CAFETERIA: Smorgasbord Style. Pay by the pound or slice
• PAYMENTS
• [_] EBT Card & debit cards, cash accepted, Freshebt By State 
• [_] Does not accept credit cards
• [_] No taking photographs inside of store, it's not allowed. Take pictures of items outside by the benches.

SECTION: A  CELEBRITIES 

[_] JAY-Z and BEYONCE

SECTION: #B  ALLERGIES 

BEHAVIOR AND HEALTH: 

Click on Behavior and Health link to find information about:

• [_] JAYLEN & BRIANA'S HEALTH ISSUES (List Of Videos Link)
• [_] CHILDHOOD OBESITY AND FOOD PARENTING

BREASTFEEDING A NEWBORN: FOODS TO AVOID 1st 6 WEEKS

• [_] broccoli,
• [_] cauliflower,
• [_] Brussels sprouts
• [_] onions,
• [_] sodas & other caffeinated drinks should be avoided the first 6 weeks. For some babies
• [_] nuts,
• [_] chocolate
• [_] dairy products i.e.
• [_] cows milk,
• [_] cheese, etc.. may cause irritations.

FOOD & HERBAL TEAS:

Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, grains, and legumes.

• [_] Red raspberry leaf,
• [_] Dandelion
• [_] Ginger
• [_] Nettles,
• [_] Alfalfa teas 

BREASTFEEDING: 7 NEW PARENTS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN BABIES 

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• PRENATAL & POSTPARTUM MOTHERS When You Teach A Woman You Teach A Nation 

• LALECHE LEAGUE 
• INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION Consult with the Laleche organization for breastfeeding moms Nationwide Chapters of Professional breastfeeding mothers and doctors who support breastfeeding.

Food Allergies: According to one study, they suspect there may be a connection to the high prevalence of eczema and asthma in Black children.Ninety percent of allergies in the United States are caused by:

• [_] eggs
• [_] milk
• [_] peanuts (and other nuts)
• [_] wheat
• [_] soy
• [_] fish (such as tuna and salmon)
• [_] shellfish (like lobster, shrimp, and crab)
• [_] cow’s milk 
• [_] soy protein in formula, according to babycenter.com

WIC AND FORMULAS

The formulas listed below were the ones that reference soy.

TEXAS WIC FORMULARY AND MEDICAL REASONS FOR ISSUANCE MAY 2019. 34 pages. TXWICFormulary_2.pdf for Formula Name, Category, Description, Qualifying Conditions, Staff Instructions, Manufacturer

SOY BASE

• [_] Bright Beginnings, PBM Products
• [_] FiberSource; Nestle
• [_] Enfamil Human Milk Forifier, Mead Johnson
• [_] FiberSource HN, Nestle
• [_] Isosource HN, Nestle
• [_] Osmolite 1.0, Abbott
• [_] Pediasmart Soy, Natures One
• [_] Similac for Diarrhea, Abbott
• [_] Similac Soy Isomil, Abbott

SOY FREE

• [_] Elecare DHA/ARA, Abbott
• [_] Elecare Jr, Abbott Neocate Syneo
• [_] Neocatene/DHA/ARA, Nutricia
• [_] PurAmino, Mead Johnson

FIND WIC OFFICE  BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT: Support and education Peer counseling, Lactation support Classes and information 

MISBEHAVIORS

Some misbehaviors can be attributed to food allergies interferring with normal bodily functions.  Or hormones in the foods increasing early maturity of the body physically, but not mentally.

• [_] ADHD
• [_] agitation
• [_] irritability
• [_] misconduct,
• [_] early sexual interests

GLYSOPHATE & HEALTH RISKS: 

FOODS WITH SULPHUR AND MANGANESE

1. SULPHUR - GLYSOPHATE: Sulphur increases cardiovascular health because it thins the blood and lowers blood cholesterol, it is essential for a healthy heart. Consuming more sulfur is important, because exposure to glyphosate depletes the body of sulfur and also has adverse effects on sulfate pathways. Inadequate sulfate in the brain can impair the ability of the body to remove harmful toxins and metals. Sulfur is also critical for the body’s detoxification process. Common vegetarian foods with sulfur are:

VEGETABLES:

• [_] broccoli
• [_] cauliflower
• [_] cabbage
• [_] brussels sprouts
• [_] callaloo
• [_] spinach
• [_] asparagus
• [_] okra
• [_] lettuce
• [_] sweet corn
• [_] eggplant 

ALLIUM VEGETABLES:

• [_] onions
• [_] garlic
• [_] leeks
• [_] shallots
• [_] chives

FRUITS:

• [_] avocado is the fruit with the highest sulphur content, followed by
• [_] kiwi
• [_] bananas4
• [_] pineapple7
• [_] strawberries2
• [_] melons2
• [_] grapefruit
• [_] grapes7
• [_] oranges1
• [_] peaches 

2. PROBIOTICS - GLYSOPHATE Glyphosate is a known antibiotic. It kills important living bacteria in the gut. Probiotics insulate this damage.

PROBIOTICS Natural sources of probiotics are fermented foods:

• [_] sauerkraut
• [_] kimchi
• [_] kombucha
• [_] yogurt 

3. MANGANESE – GLYSOPHATE Glysophate is a strong chelator of some mineral A mineral that binds well with Glyphosate is manganese. Studies show that Roundup can deplete manganese levels in plants and animals. Having a deficiency in manganese can cause health problems, such as:

• [_] poor gut health,
• [_] cognitive decline, and
• [_] poor mitochondrial function.

FOODS RICH IN MANGANESE Manganese: Essential for bone structure, male fertility, reproductive function, PMS

• [_] legumes6uy
• [_] seeds6
• [_] whole grains
• [_] leafy green vegetables2, 6
• [_] turmeric 

EAT MORE FOODS WITH SULFUR & MANGANESE

HOW TO STEER CLEAR OF GLYPHOSATE IN FOODS EXCERPT https://www.weedkillercrisis.com/topics/how-to-steer-clear-of-glyphosate-in-foods/

MANGANESE EXCERPT http://www.best-home-remedies.com/minerals/manganese.htm

SULPHUR AND PHOSPHOROUS EXCERPT https://www.algaecal.com/definitive-mineral-manual-vegetarians/chapter-7-sulphur-and-phosphorous/

HEALTHY GLUTEN FREE FOODS WITH GLYSOPHATE

Making Informed Decisions:  SOY and GLYSOPHATE IN CHILDREN'S CEREALS

• [_] VIDEO 11 minutes: Soy Products & Health Risks  Fermented soy: Nato, Miso, Tempeh
• [_] VIDEO 3 minute : The Dangers Of Soy Men lactating from drinking soy milk
• [_] Bacon
• [_] fast Foods 
• [_] Hardees

MAGAZINES

Hip Hop Is Green Phresh Start Magazine

VIDEOS

• ▪BACON, HOT DOGS & PROCESSED MEATS, THE NEWS
  ▪FEEL RICH: HIP HOP FOODS, EXERCISE, MEDITATION
  ▪WHAT THE HEALTH MEDICAL CARE, DIET, DISEASE 
  NETFLIX: WHAT THE HEALTH
• YOUTUBE: WHAT THE HEALTH
• YOUTUBE: WHAT THE HEALTH PROTEIN

VIBRATIONAL SHOPPING LIST

GENERATION TO GENERATION OUR YOUTH AND OUR SENIORS: SOUPS

Lentil Beans/Small White Navy Beans 6: Increases wound healing, fills you up, making weight control easier. Lowers the risk of hemorrhoids and swollen anal tissues.  makes stools softer. relieving constipation. Helps some people with prediabetes, diabetes or hypoglycemia

The elderly have forgotten how to make big pots of soup. The youth are not familiar with soup as a main meal. Soup was all we had, and we were healthier. No diabetes, no dementia, lower risks of cancers, etc. With diabetes increasing in children our young and old can benefit from learning how to make better choices and think about eating to live with healthy and delicious foods. The nutritious healthy vegetarian way is also economical for families. 

SECTION: #C  PLACES TO SHOP 

SHOPPING PLACES & DIRECTIONS

DEKALBS FARMERS MARKET DIRECTIONS   9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Daily

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• [_] EBT Card food stamps accepted
• [_] Backpacks must be checked in
• [_] No taking photographs inside of store

MARTA LOCATIONS:

THE FRESH MARTA MARKET: STOP, SWIPE, SHOP. (Confirm hours of station market operation) 

Location Hours: 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Provides MARTA riders convenient public transit-based locations to purchase fresh, affordable produce in the community.  

Bring your EBT card  to stretch your food budget 

Accessing fresh fruits and veggies in Atlanta is becoming easier. The seasonal Fresh MARTA Markets are opening up shop in the metro area. 

The program, which has been running since 2015,  Denise Whitfield, MARTA’s retail development manager, said the goal is “to decrease the food insecurity in these areas” by offering homegrown, affordable and fresh produce. “We found that where there are food deserts, there is very low access to fresh produce, which will influence the diet and influence the general health of the people who live in those communities,” she said. www.cfmatl.org/

[_] Bankhead 

• Open:  Wednesdays
• May 8th - December 4th 

[_] College Park 

• Open:  Thursdays
• May 1st - December 5th

[_] Five Points 

• Open:   Fridays
• April 26th - December 6th

[_] Hamilton E. Holmes

• Open:  Wednesdays
• May 1st - December 4th

[_] West End 

• Open:  Tuesdays
• April 23rd - December 3rd

[_] Georgia EBT

BASKET SHOPPING FOR SALES APP

Use this app for comparing prices of items before you leave your home. You may save money on gas and food. Basket lets you compare in-store and online prices, today locally. You’ll see updated sales and coupons too.

WAYS TO SAVE MONEY

1. [_] Create your meal plan for the week
2. [_] Estimate your spending limit 
3. [_] Make a shopping list based on your meal plan & stick to the plan
4. [_] Never go grocery shopping hungry
5. [_] Buy more produce, (fruits & vegetables), beans, & seeds
6. [_] Be creative use leftovers: wraps, salads, tacos
7. [_] Cut out coupons or with a smart phone download savings apps: Berrycart coupons
8. [_] Make your own organic snacks
9. [_] Grow your own garden indoors or out witch herbs: basil, bay laurel, chervil, chives, cilantro, mint, oregano, rosemary, thyme,
10. [_] Shop at farmers markets

Excerpt: 7 Ways To Save Money While Buying Organic 

THINGS YOU SHOULD NEVER BUY AT THE GROCERY STORE: That will bring the cost of your bill up 

• [_] pre-cut fruits and vegetables
• [_] out-of-season produce
• [_] name-brand herbs and spices
• [_] canned beans 

SECTION: #D 

FOOD FOR THOUGHT CONSULTATIONS: VITAMINS, MINERALS, & DEFICIENCIES

VITAMINS

[_] A Beta Carotene:
healthy skin, bone growth, immune health, vision
Leafy dark green vegetables, dulse, dark orange fruits: apricots, cantaloupe, carrots, squash6

[_] B1 Thiamine, Thiamin Chloride:
Needed for normal functioning of the nervous system, digestion and metabolism. May help with depression and assist with memory and learning.
Beans6, beets, brown rice, leafy green vegetables, lentils, okra, oranges, peas, rice bran, seeds, sunflower seeds

[_] B2 Riboflavin:
A generator of energy, needed for nerve and blood cell development, and the regulation of certain hormones.
Almonds, apples, asparagus, avocado, bananas, bok choy, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, carrots, grapefruit, green beans, kelp, leafy greens, maple syrup, peppers, prunes, rice bran, root vegetables, sea vegetables, spinach, squash, sun-dried tomatoes, sunflower seeds,  wheat germ 

[_] B3 Niacine/Niacinamide/Nicotinic acid
For Necessary for functioning of the nervous system, red blood cell formation and blood circulation, lowers cholesterol. Assists in the maintenance of skin, nerves, and blood vessels.
almonds, brown rice, green vegetables, rice bran, sunflower seeds, wheat germ, whole barley

[_] B6 Pyridoxine:
promotes brain function, hormone balance, prevents: nausea, nervous disorders, reduces swelling:
Avocado, cabbage27, cantaloupe2, cauliflower2, beans6, Black strap molasses, broccoli, banana4. carrots, celery78, figs1, lemons12, hijiki5, honey, okra4, onion79, pineapple7, prune, spinach148, watermelon26, wheat germ.

[_] B9 Folic acid; Folate:
Development of central nervous system, increases appetite, enhances circulation, & energy:
Asparagus3, avocado, banana4, beans6, beets3, boysenberry, broccoli, cantaloupe26, citrus fruits, spinach148, strawberry2, Brussels sprouts6, ginger138, legumes6, lentil6, bean sprouts, okra4, pineapple7, oranges12, romaine/green leaf lettuce27, spinach148, sprouts3, rice, root vegetables, brewer’s & nutritional yeast, wheat germ, whole grain bread

[_] B12 Cyanocobalamin; Methalcobalamin:
Forms DNA to make healthy blood cells. For mental clarity. Improves skin disorders, nervous system, increases energy. Also helps with better sleep patterns. Increases sperm count in men who have lower sperm counts. Can be found in Dulse (sea vegetable), nutritional yeast, meat alternatives, plant-based cereals, yogurts & milks that are fortified with B12 are: almond milk, rice milk.  B12 is found in significant amounts only in animal and animal by-products protein foods. B12 is also manufactured by bacteria in the human intestines, but it is not known how much we can naturally absorb and utilize from that source.

[_] B15:
Antioxidant, immunity to infections lowers blood cholesterol, enhances liver function: rown Bee pollen, brewer’s yeast, brown rice, cabbage27, dandelion root, nutritional yeast, pumpkin seeds6, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, whole grains.

[_] C Ascorbic Acid:
Protects against virus, bacteria toxins, helps heal wounds, aids in absorption of Iron.
Acerola cherries3, asparagus3, bell peppers9, blackberriy7, bokchoy, broccoli, Brussels sprouts6, cantaloupe26, cabbage27, citrus fruits, dark leafy greens2, grapes37, kiwi, lime6, mango, orange12, papaya, parsley, peach3, pumpkin seeds6, radish6, rose hips, sesame seeds, strawberries2, tomato9

[_] E Tocopherol:
Antioxidant, protects red blood cells, heals wounds. Asparagus3, avocado, bean sprouts3, bee pollen, celery, cucumber2, kelp5, olives3, olive oil3, palm oil, sesame oil, spinach148, spirulina, tomato9, wheat-grass.

[_] K Phylloquinone; Phytonadione; Phytomenadione:
Reduces nausea/vomiting, promotes blood clotting, prevention of hemorrhage.
Alfalfa, blackstrap molasses, dark green leafy vegetables2, dulse, kelp5.

MINERALS:

[_] Calcium:
Pain killer: cramps, calms nerves, tones muscles, clots blood.
Adzuki beans6, almonds, broccoli, carob, cauliflower2, carrot juice, cherry35, figs1, moringa, small white navy beans6, quinoa, raisins7, sesame seeds, string beans5, sunflower seeds, tahini, papaya, peach3, squash6, red raspberry leaf16, spirulina, sun chlorella, hijiki, sea moss, blackstrap molasses.

[_] Iodine:
Crucial for thyroid to function properly. Helps to manage metabolism, detoxification, for growth and development.  Consuming iodine from plants like kelp also helps reduce the effects of radiation exposure.
Cranberries, dulse, navy beans, sea vegetables5: arame, hijiki, kelp5, kombu5, wakame, strawberries. 

[_] Iron:
Essential for making hemoglobin, enriches blood, ensures vitally, reasoning & memory.
Almonds, apricot69, beet greens3, blackstrap molasses, brewers yeast, date89, dulse, cherry35,dandelion greens, dates89, dulse5, kelp5, lentils6, moringa, olives3, parsley, peach3, pear6, dried prunes2, raisins7, sea moss, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds6, sunflower seeds, wheat bran, alfalfa, nettle9, yellow dock LOADED: Iron Rich Plant Foods

[_] Magnesium:
Parathyroid hormone release, helps to stop headaches & migraines, helps to bounce back from depression, for muscle contractions and chronic pain, relieves PMS symptoms, can protect from gallstones, bone formation, can slow and reverse the effects of osteoporosis, High Blood Pressure control. 
Green leafy vegetables27, bananas4, dulse,moringa, okra4, olives3, turmeric,

[_] Manganese:
Essential for bone structure, male fertility, reproductive function, PMS
Legumes6, seeds, whole grains leafy green vegetables6, turmeric

[_] Phosphorus:
Essential for stimulating hormone production & controls the activities of most hormones and vitamins. Helps the body to utilize the B vitamins. Builds brain, blood, bones, hair, and teeth 
Almonds, carrots, dried fruit, garlic, legumes, seeds, whole grains

[_]Potassium:
The functioning of our body depends on regulation of potassium concentration. Reduces risk of stroke, lowers blood pressure.
Banana4, dulse,moringa, oranges12, tomato9, acorn squash6, spearmint4, spinach148

[_] Protein:
Growth, brain function, builds muscles and strong immune system.
Amaranth, avocado, beans6, broccoli, brown rice, chia seeds, corn tortillas, dark green leafy vegetables2, dulse,  kelp5 lentils6, small red navy beans6, small white navy beans6, millet, njera, oatmeal7, oats7, papaya, pumpkin seeds, quinoa, sunflower seeds, squash6, wheat germ.

[_] Selenium:
Antioxidant, balances immune, system, lymph glands, needed for pancreas function, reduces risk of heart-cardiovascular disease, cancer.
Asparagus3, barley, brewer’s yeast, broccoli, brown rice, garlic139, blackstrap molasses, moringa, oats7, onion79, seeds, whole grains, wheat germ.

[_] Zinc:
Important for prostate gland function and growth of the reproductive organs
Moringa, pumpkin seeds6, turmeric  

RECIPES BY L'DIA MEN-NA'A

APPLE-CINNAMON GINGER CARDAMON LENTIL LOAF SERVED WITH CUCUMBER STRAWBERRY SALAD

APPLE CINNAMON GINGER-ORANGE LENTIL LOAF

AVO-CUCUMBER-GINGER NORI ROLLS

ASPARAGUS STIR-FRY

AVOCADO & ITALIAN SAUSAGE WRAPS

BELL PEPPERS STIR FRY WITH GINGER & MAPLE SYRUP

BLACK LENTIL LOAF: COCOA GINGER-DATE

BLACK LINTIL PATTIES WITH PUMPKIN SEEDS & NUTRITIONAL YEAST ROSEMARY, CUMIN

BLACK LENTIL SOUP W/CUMIN, MOLASSES, SUN-DRIED TOMATOES 

BLACK LENTIL SOUP BURRITO WRAP

BLACK LENTIL SOUP WITH KOMBUCHA SQUASH

BLACK LENTIL SOUP WITH OREGANO

BLACK NORI BOWL WITH STIR FRY VEGGIES

BROCCOLI & CARROTS WITH GINGER

BROWN AVOCADO GINGER CAROB WHITE BEAN LOAF

BROWN LENTIL BEAN PATTIES "Make It Yourself"

CAULIFLOWER RICE

CAULIFLOWER OREGANO RICE

CHIPOTLE MANGO SALSA

CHIPOTLE SAUSAGE STIR FRY

CUCUMBER-GINGER NORI ROLLS WITH CUCUMBER ROMAINE LETTUCE SALAD

DELICATA SQUASH WRAPS

DULSE SEA VEGGIE WRAP,  SALAD, & SMOOTHIE

EGGPLANT

FRUIT SALAD: STRAWBERRY, MANDARIN, GRAPES & CILANTRO

GINGER FIG MANGO STRAWBERRY SMOOTHIE/FROZEN DESSERT 

GINGER DATE BUTTER

GREEN AVOCADO GARLIC & CAYENNE NORI ROLLS

GREEN LENTIL-PUMPKIN SEED LOAF

GREEN LENTIL SOUP WITH OREGANO AND MARJORAM

GREEN LENTIL OREGANO & SUNDRIED TOMATO LOAF

GREEN MUNG BEAN & CELERY SOUP,  BBQ VEGGIE PATTIES

GREEN PUMPKIN SEED PATTIES With Poblano Chillies and Stir-fry Spinach

GREEN SNOW PEAS: STIR FRY

LENTIL SOUP

LENTIL SOUP WITH CINNAMON

NORI ROLLS

NORI SALAD 

OLIVE GARLIC PIZZA POCKETS

ORANGE CAULIFLOWER RICE WITH CILANTRO

ORANGE HERBAL CAULIFLOWER SALAD

ORANGE LENTIL PATTIES WITH GARLIC SAUTEED BROCCOLI 

ORANGE LENTIL SOUP WITH CILANTRO & OREGANO

ORANGE LENTIL SOUP WITH DILL

ORANGE LENTIL SOUP WITH MORINGA

ORANGE LENTIL SOUP WITH OREGANO

ORANGE LENTIL SOUP WITH SPEARMINT & SPINACH

ORANGE LENTIL SOUP WITH TARRAGON & CARDAMOM

PEPPERY OREGANO LENTIL SOUP

PINEAPPLE-GINGER LENTIL LOAF

PINK BEAN CHIPOTLE & SAGE SOUP

PINK BEAN TACO WITH BLACK OLIVES

PINK BEAN WRAPS

PINK BEAN SOUP WITH SPINACH & SUNDRIED TOMATOES, & CAULIFLOWER SALAD

PURPLE CABBAGE & APPLES

PURPLE CABBAGE & VEGGIE SAUSAGE FILLING

RED BEAN CHEESY TACO

RED BEANS WITH HORSERADISH ROOT (WASABI)  & MORINGA LEAVES

RED RASPBERRY PAPAYA SMOOTHIE WITH MORINGA POWDER

RED WATERMELON LEMONADE (Sweet & Tart)

ROSEMARY CUMIN OLIVE WHITE BEAN LOAF

SPAGHETTI SQUASH

SPAGHETTI SQUASH WITH EGGPLANT

SPICY THAI CHILE TOMATO & TURMERIC SAUCE

SWEET & SOUR NORI ROLLS, SAUSAGE, & STIR FRY VEGGIES W/BLACK QUINOA

SWEET DUMPLING SQUASH

VEGETARIAN FILLING

VEGGIE PATTIE: BLACK LENTIL ROSEMARY

VEGGIE PATTIES: PUMPKIN SEED, OATMEAL, TOMATOES

WHITE SMALL NAVY BEANS PLAIN WITH FENNEL: BASIC COOKING METHOD

WHITE SMALL NAVY BEAN SOUP: TOMATOES & AVOCADOS SALAD & TACOS

WHITE SMALL NAVY BEAN SOUP: WITH: STEAMED EGGPLANT, STIR-FRY ARUGULA & NJERA BREAD

WHITE SMALL NAVY BEAN SOUP: WITH MORINGA LEAVES & DAIKON RADISH. SERVED WITH BRUSSELS SPROUTS, CUCUMBER, TOMATOES & AVOCADO

WHITE SMALL NAVY BEAN SOUP: WITH SUNFLOWER SEED BUTTER, ONIONS GARLIC GINGER & SCALLIONS  

WHITE SMALL NAVY BEAN SOUP: MILD WITH SAGE

WHITE NAVY BEAN SOUP: SPICEY, SMOKEY

WHITE NAVY BEAN SOUP WITH SPEARMINT

WHITE NAVY BEAN SOUP

WHITE BEAN SOUP

YELLOW SPAGHETTI SQUASH NOODLES & STIR FRY VEGETABLES WITH ITALIAN SAUSAGE

CONSULTATIONS

FOOD FOR THOUGHT Self-Development Balancing: 1-9

A) Food For Thought 2 page Pocket Lesson $10.00 USD B) Food For Thought Pre-Assessment Guide & Consultation 25 min. $50.00 USD 1) Week 1 1st-7th Knowledge: Sensitivities/Goal/Food List 15min $25.00 USD 2) Week 2 8th-14 Refinement: Healthy Schedule & Meal Plan 15min $25.00 USD 3) Week 3 15th-21 Transformation: Cravings & Behaviors: 15 min $25.00 USD 4) Week 4 22nd-28 Power: Self-Care/Supportive Relationship: 15mi $25.00 USD C) On-Site Non-Profit Presentation per hour per person $200.00 USD D) Webinar Presentation/Interview per hour $200.00 USD E) On-Site Group Panel/Presentation/Workshop: 2 hours $375.00 USD

On-Site Consultations add $25.00 to selection

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Position of the American Dietetic Association: vegetarian diets.

Educating ourselves is so key. This article stresses a well planned vegetarian life-style.

"Well-planned vegetarian diets are appropriate for individuals during all stages of the life cycle, including:

• [_] pregnancy,
• [_] lactation,
• [_] infancy,
• [_] childhood,
• [_] adolescence,
• [_] athletes.

A vegetarian diet is defined as one that does not include meat (including fowl) or seafood, or products containing those foods.

This article reviews the current data related to key nutrients for vegetarians including:

MINERALS:

• protein,
• n-3 fatty acids,
• iron,
• zinc,
• iodine,
• calcium7

VITAMINS:

• D,
• B-12

A vegetarian diet can meet current recommendations for all of these nutrients. In some cases, supplements or fortified foods can provide useful amounts of important nutrients.

An evidence- based review showed that vegetarian diets can be nutritionally adequate in pregnancy and result in positive maternal and infant health outcomes.

The results of an evidence-based review showed that a vegetarian diet is associated with a lower risk of death from: ischemic heart disease.

Vegetarians appear to have lower

• [_] low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels,
• [_] lower blood pressure,
• [_] Lower rates of: hypertension and
• [_] Lower rates of type 2 diabetes than nonvegetarians.

Vegetarians tend to have:

• [_] a lower body mass index and
• [_] lower overall cancer rates."

EXCERPT https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19562864

SECTION: #E 

[_] FOODS THAT HELP LOWER CHOLESTEROL

[_] THE WAYS FOODS LOWER CHOLESTEROL

• [_] Almonds, unsalted
• [_] Apples
• [_] Avocados
• [_] Beans
• [_] Citrus fruits
• [_] Eggplant
• [_] Grapes
• [_] Green tea
• [_] Okra
• [_] Oats
• [_] Olive oil
• [_] Strawberries

CHOLESTEROL: HDL & LDL

Cholesterol comes with good and bad.

High-density lipoprotein (or HDL) cholesterol is considered “good” because it aids the absorption of cholesterol and transports it via the liver where it’s eliminated by the body. This is why high levels of HDL cholesterol helps reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke, and heart attack.

High levels of low-density lipoprotein (or LDL) cholesterol is considered “bad” as this waxy substance increases triglycerides in the blood, thus increasing the overall risk of heart disease, stroke, and heart attack.

FOODS THAT LOWER CHOLESTEROL 

HONEY AND CINNAMON

HOW YOUR MICROWAVE OVEN DAMAGES YOUR HEALTH IN MULTIPLE WAYS

• [_] increased cholesterol levels
• [_] decreased red and white blood cell counts
• [_] decreased hemoglobin 
• [_] alters food's chemical structure
• [_] depletes your foods nutritional value
• [_] 90% of exposure to carcinagins comes from cooked food
• [_] VIDEO: Elctromagnetic Radiation By Dr. Mercola
• [_] VIDEO: Microwave Radiation Affects Your Heart 

ELECTRO HYPERSENSITIVITY MICROWAVE & CELL PHONE SICKNESS MAY INCLUDE:

• [_] insomnia
• [_] night sweats
• [_] sleep disturbances
• [_] headaches
• [_] dizziness
• [_] nausea
• [_] appetite loss
• [_] depression
• [_] irritability
• [_] vision problems
• [_] frequent urination
• [_] extreme thirst
• [_] swollen lymph nodes
• [_] weakened immune system
• [_] impaired cognition

[_] FOODS THAT HELP LOWER HBP 

[_] MUSIC LOWERING BLOOD PRESSURE

Listening to certain music with a repetitive rhythm for least ten seconds can lead to a decrease in blood pressure and a reduced heart rate.

Certain classical compositions, if matched with human body’s rhythm, can be therapeutically used to keep the heart under control.

The Oxford University study states,

“listening to music with a repeated 10-second rhythm coincided with a fall in blood pressure, reducing the heart rate” and thus can be used for overcoming hypertension.

 DOPAMINE

Listening to agreeable music encourages the production of beneficial brain chemicals, specifically the “feel good” hormone known as dopamine.

Dopamine happens to be an integral part of brain’s pleasure-enhancing system. As a result, music leads to great feeling of joy and bliss.

It’s not only listening to music that has a positive effect on stress and depression. The Namm Foundation has compiled a comprehensive list of benefits of playing music, which includes reducing stress on both the emotional level and the molecular level.

Additionally, studies have shown that adults who play music produce higher levels of Human Growth Hormone (HgH), which according to Web MD, is a necessary hormone for regulating body composition, body fluids, muscle and bone growth, sugar and fat metabolism, and possibly heart function.p>

EXCERPT https://didgeproject.com/therapeutics/doctors-now-prescribing-music-for-heart-ailments-brain-dysfunction-learning-disabilitie. 

[_] MANAGING LIFESTYLE CHANGE

• [_] Arugula
• [_] Avocado
• [_] Bananas
• [_] Basil
• [_] Blueberries
• [_] Broccoli
• [_] Cantaloupe
• [_] Cardamon
• [_] Cats claw
• [_] Celery
• [_] Celery seed
• [_] Chia seeds
• [_] Cinnamon
• [_] Coconut water
• [_] Dark chocolate
• [_] Garlic
• [_] Ginger
• [_] Hawthorn
• [_] Lavender
• [_] Melons
• [_] Minerals: magnesium, potassium
• [_] Oatmeal
• [_] Olives
• [_] Olive oil
• [_] Pomegranates
• [_] Pumpkin seeds
• [_] Raspberries
• [_] Red beets
• [_] Romaine lettuce
• [_] Rosemary
• [_] Spinach
• [_] Strawberries[
• [_] Sunflower Seeds

• [_] Thyme
• [_] Tomatoes
• [_] Watermelon

GREEN COLOR-THERAPY & HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

• Green 4 Detoxifies & enhances your health. Green improves stamina, heals panic, fear, apprehensions, & relieves stress and tension.
• Over-stimulated: Suspicious, greedy, difficulties in handling change, problems in trying anything new or different, possessive, controlling, moody, extremely stubborn or rigid, cruel.
• Under-stimulated: Envious of the success of others, afraid to attempt anything, petty mindedness, overly sympathetic, a constant need to give to others, emotional confusion, lack of clear insight or understanding, lack of emotional stability, lack of self-motivation.
• Green is good for
• Ailments: Heart disorders, high blood pressure, lung disorders, breast cancer. Caution: Avoid when allergies.
• Do not wear much of the color green during pregnancy. Wear pink instead or magenta 4,

[_] FOODS THAT HELP DIABETES 1 & 2

• [_] Almonds
• [_] Avocados
• [_] Beans
• [_] Broccoli
• [_] Chia seeds
• [_] Cinnamon
• [_] Garlic
• [_] Oats
• [_] Olive oil, extra-virgin
• [_] Quinoa
• [_] Spinach, other green leafy vegetables
• [_] Squash
• [_] Strawberries
• [_] Turmeric & Black Pepper

DEPRESSION: THE FOODS WE EAT THAT CAN TRIGGER DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS An Unhealthy Diet Is Full Of Processed Foods. 

• [_] Alcohol
• [_] Artificial sweetners
• [_] Caffeine
• [_] Coffee
• [_] Diet Soda
• [_] Energy drinks
• [_] Dressings, pre-packaged
• [_] Processed meat
• [_] Fried foods
• [_] Frosting
• [_] Fruit juice
• [_] Refined foods
• [_] Soda
• [_] High fat products
• [_] Highly processed products:
• candy 
• cereal.
• pastries
• ketchup
• [_]Soda
• [_] Soy Sauce
• [_] Sugar

SEROTONIN: FOODS THAT MAY LIFT MOODS

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CIRCLE FRUITS,VEGETABLES, HERBS FOR VIBRATIONAL ENERGY: 1-9