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Exercise on the Alkaline Diet

by Ross on November 20, 2009

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Article by Gareth Edwards (BSc. DipION. mBANT)

Kepow! Take that….. Historically we’ve had to rely on fictional characters such as Popeye, Doc Broc and (maybe) the Jolly Green Giant to help us believe that the path to increased physical endurance might have more to do with the vegetable patch than a steak. Increasingly though, real life athletes are starting to wake up to the fact endless bowels of pasta, protein powders or chicken may not be helping them get the results that they are after.

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Alkaline Diet Questions with Gareth (#2)

by Ross on November 13, 2009

Gareth EdwardsHey everyone!

Each fortnight we’re putting the best alkaline diet questions we receive from you to our Alkaline Diet Expert, Dr Young trained blood analyst and highly qualified nutritionist - Gareth Edwards.

Gareth is right at the very top of his field, so these answers are absolutely the best you’ll find from arguably Britain’s most qualified expert in this area!

Q&A With Gareth Edwards

Question One: Green Drink vs Chlorophyll

I have some questions for Gareth about the difference between liquid chlorophyll and green drinks:

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As part of some other work for the site this week I was forced to sit and think about my philosophy towards treats, snacking, deprivation and will and express how I’ve made the alkaline diet work for me.

The thought of giving up some of your favourite foods, drinks and social eating and drinking is really scary for us when we first commit to living alkaline - so I hope my philosophy puts you at ease!

Treating Treats as Treats

A question I often get asked (a LOT at the Dr Young Live Weekend) is:

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Top 10 Alkaline Diet Questions Answered!

by Ross on August 14, 2009

GREENS!We’ve been alkalising and running energiseforlife.com for over five years now and we’ve learned a LOT about how to get alkaline & stay alkaline. During this time we’ve been asked a lot of questions and there are definitely a lot of the same ones that pop up all of the time. So Bibi at Energise HQ and I have put our heads together and have come up with our Top 10 Most Asked Alkaline Diet Questions!

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Alkaline Recipe #37 Sweet Green Drink

by Ross on August 3, 2009

beetroot!This is a lovely green drink (a little less green than this one though) that is really fantastic when you are first starting out or transitioning onto a more alkaline diet.

It contains a number of the sweeter vegetables, so is a little high in sugar relative to other green drinks, however, it is still alkalising, energising and packed full of nutrients!

Ross’s Sweet Green Drink

Serves 2

Ingredients

3 carrots
1 cucumber
1 green pepper
1 beetroot (medium)
2 tomatoes
1 inch of ginger

Instructions

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‘BUT WHAT DO I SNACK ON?’ - That is the question I get asked more than any other. Tough one. Or is it?

In my five (nearly six) years of living this alkaline lifestyle – including transitions, crashes, perfection, transitions, crashes, perfection and then the happy place I’m in now - I truly believe that one of the key ways to guarantee long-term healthy living is this:

Master the snack.

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In my experience I find that most people slack off when they’re hungry. When you’re hungry and there is nothing easy, quick and healthy to grab, you’re most likely to be naughty. And then it snowballs.

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How to Alkalize On-The-Go

by Ross on May 27, 2009

Staying Alkaline in Real Life: A Practical Guide

alkaline greens in a hotel! I have been alkalising for five years and running the world’s largest alkaline diet resource for just as long - and in this blog post I am going to share my biggest tips on how to stay alkaline when you’re on the go.

This is one of the biggest challenges of staying alkaline and I’ve learned so much over the past five years about what works and what doesn’t.

Why You Can Trust I Know What I’m Talking About

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Wheatgrass Health Benefits

by Ross on May 22, 2009

wheatgrass shotWheatgrass is one of the most potently healthy substances on earth. Yet for some reason it is still not mainstream. Since I’ve been using wheatgrass I’ve noticed my energy levels go sky high, my skin clear up and colds, coughs and illnesses disappear forever. Others have seen their gray hairs vanish, Rosacea clear up, bad breath subside, allergies clear up and a whole lot more.

You cannot detract from the simple fact that wheatgrass:

  • 30mls of freshly squeezed wheatgrass juice is equivalent in nutritional value to 1kg of leafy green vegetables

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How To Prevent Acidosis

by Ross on May 5, 2009

alkaline tomatoOK, so this blog post starts with the bad news. Get through it, it’s worth it. BECAUSE straight after I tell you the secret to make sure that this never happens to you. It’s exciting, so read on…!

So Here’s How It Works

Our body will maintain an alkaline balance of pH 7.365 no matter what we do.

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alkaline pastaOnce again, I cannot take credit for this one and have to give full props to Tania (tweet her here) who made this one up randomly. It was one of those recipes that just gets thrown together the night before you go to do your weekly shop, with whatever is left in the fridge - and it turned out to be amazing.

It is alkaline, filling, delicious and very, very quick.

I’ll call it:

Tania’s Lemon-y Pasta Sensation!

Serves 2

Ingredients

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Dr Young Blog Round-Up #2

by Ross on April 29, 2009

dr youngHey everyone!

It’s been another prolific week of writing from Dr Young. Here is my overview of his latest research & articles and my thoughts and views:

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alkaline diet foodsNOTE: my article has started appearing, plagiarized, on other sites around the Internet, which I guess I take as a complement. Please note that this is the original source. If you see this elsewhere, please let me know in the comments below. Thanks, Ross

I’m often asked: if Dr Young is so sure about this Alkaline Diet theory, why hasn’t anyone ever validated it with a study.

A fair enough question.

My answer is this:

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