Thought About a Macrobiotic Diet Lately?
By Clayzmama on January 1, 2014
Guest Post By Clayzmama –
Hmmm…..the macrobiotic diet. I’ve heard of it but had always associated it with hippies….maybe chained to a tree. Turns out, it’s one of the healthiest way of eating and has been practiced throughout history. It’s based on nutritional balance and is a flexible pattern of eating that differs according to climate, environment, condition of health, sex, age, activity level and personal need.
Well! That means it could be slightly different for each person, depending on the season and environment. So what can I eat?
The Standart Microbiotic Diet consists of:
- Whole grains and grain products
- Soups
- Vegetables
- Beans
- Sea vegetables
- Fish and seafood
- Fruit
- Pickles
- Nuts and Seeds
There are more guidelines to the macrobiotic way of life (read: hippie) that might keep someone from adopting the entire lifestyle because of these things to avoid:
- Most exotic and rare woods
- Aluminum
- Non-recyclable plastics and packaging
- Treated non-stick pans and cookware
- Formica
- Animal products
- Copper
- Products containing lead
- Disposable products
- Recyclable plastics
- Enamelware
- Alloys other than stainless steel
- electronic kitchenware
So, if you’re not ready to get rid of your oven, microwave, ziplocs and Tupperware…you might just want to follow the diet by incorporating these healthy foods each day. Also throw in a LOT of spring water and teas.
You can get more info on the microbiotic diet HERE.
Eating healthier makes good sense and helps you to shine from the inside out!!
Originally posted on Clayzmama.
