Reversing High CholesterolNote: Before starting any exercise program consult your health care professional. Sources of information:The Bible Romans 12: 1, 2 Sickness and disease result for three reasons: The glory of God High cholesterol is the best known of all the many threats to a healthy heart. When excess What causes High Cholesterol?The tendency to build up high cholesterol may run in families, but excessively high levels are usually the result of a poor diet high in saturated fats and calories, combined with little or no exercise. Complications of High Cholesterol:
Foods to reduce or eliminate:Cholesterol is found only in animal foods. Plant foods do not contain cholesterol. Foods to increase:
For more foods that you can eat, see The Encyclopedia of Foods and Their Healing Power. (Book 2) Exercise is important in reversing all diseases. Walk 21 miles per week, which is 3 miles per day seven days a week. (Note; I said walk not run.) Running is not recommended because of the stress on the joints and cartilage. Breakfast: 6:00am – 9:00am if possible ____________________ Breakfast must be the biggest meal of the day. Before eating breakfast drink a glass of hot water, as hot as you can take it without burning yourself 30 minutes before eating your meal. 3 to 5 servings of fruit. (1 average size banana is 2 servings, and one large apple is 2 servings.) This gives you an idea of what a serving is, so 2 bananas are equal to 4 servings for the day. After eating your fruits (make sure fruits and vegetables are always eaten first before your meal.) go to your whole grain cereals, you can sweeten with fruit if you like. You can eat oatmeal, brown rice, barley, or any other grain you would like for breakfast. Below is a good recipe you can use to get started on breakfast. Stir 2 tablespoons of flaxseed freshly grounded and a 1/4 cup freshly grounded pumpkin seeds in your cereal at breakfast. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of flaxseed over your salad at lunchtime also. (Pumpkin seeds are important in reversing high blood pressure because of a basic amino acid in it called L-arginine. L-arginine produces Nitric Oxide, when Nitric Oxide is present in the bloodstream it causes the blood vessels to open up and relax therefore lowering your blood pressure.) No – oil granola - Recipe taken from Tasty Vegan Delights Mix well in a large bowl and set aside
Blend in a blender till creamy Pour the liquid over the dry ingredients. Mix well with your hands. Spread evenly on a nonstick baking sheet. Bake at 250-275 F for 1-2 hours, till golden and crunchy. Watch carefully and stir every 20 minutes. Time varies, depending on oven, pans, etc. After eating your grains eat a slice of 100% whole wheat bread with natural almond or peanut butter or other healthy spread. Lunch: 11:00am – 2:00pm if possible ______________________________ Start out with your salad (Do not use an oil based dressing. Use a nut dressing.) Remember! Anything that has a seed is a fruit, so a tomato is a fruit and so is a cucumber. Fruits and vegetables should not be mixed. An example of a good salad is cucumbers, avocado, tomato. Or you can do lettuce, cauliflower, and cabbage. Quick salad dressing Recipe - Recipe taken from health power
Combine all ingredients and shake well. Let it sit; it’ll get better with age. After eating your salad (make sure fruits and vegetables are always eaten first before your meal.) go to your grains, like brown rice, barley, oats, or any other grains you like. With your grains you can have beans, or any type of nut loaf, or bean loaf. Here is a good recipe you can use with your grains for lunch. Lentil Roast - Recipe taken from volume 1 of the family medical guide
Combine all the ingredients and mix them thoroughly. Place the roast in a sprayed baking dish and bake at 350 degrees for about 60 minutes. Dinner: no later than 6:00pm ___________________ (optional) For most people dinner or a third meal is not recommended, but if you must have a third meal it should only consist of a slice or two of toasted whole wheat bread with a fruit spread. Dinner should be eaten 3-4 hours before going to bed. Extra instructions: 1. Anything white in the diet that is not naturally white must go-white bread, flour, pasta, sugar-you need fiber. 2. Eat two meals per day with nothing in between except water. 3. Meals should be eaten on a regular schedule daily with not more than 30-minute time difference in schedule. 4. Meals should be eaten 5-6 hours apart. 5. Get 15-20 minutes of sunshine daily. 6. Go to bed before 10:00pm. 7. All grains should be cooked for 2 hours. A study of people over 30 found that there were legions on the brain caused by undercooked starches. Cooking grains for 2 hours ensures that the starch molecules are broken down properly. 8. Drink enough water to make your urine white. If your urine is colored, you are not drinking enough water. 9. Drink water 15-20 minutes before meals or 2 hours after meals. 10. If you don’t have health issues stop drinking bush teas and taking vitamins. 11. Have blood tests and take only the nutrients you are lacking. 12. Carbonated drinks destroy the calcium in the body. 13. Eating and drinking at the same time causes food to ferment in the stomach thus producing alcohol. 14. Hot peppers are related to cancer of the stomach and hypertension. They are also stimulants. 15. Avoid capsules or caplets unless they say 100% vegetarian or plant based. Many contain gelatin from pork or beef source. 16. Read Ministry of Healing or Pathways to Health and Happiness, Counsels on Diets and foods, Tasty Vegan Delights, and Health Power. They will give you a lot more information. (These books can be found at www. Hhesonline.com) 17. Avoid all hot peppers, mustard, ketchup, ginger, mauby, vanilla, curry, tumeric, nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, apple cider, and all other carbonated drinks. 18. Stay away from green tea and black tea. Important: Reversing High Cholesterol Counseling Sheet (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader Software |
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