Food Combining

The Hay Diet
 
Introduction to Food Combining
All About Food Combining
Diets for Life Stages
Special Diets
Starch food list
Protein Food Lists
Fruit with Starch
Vegetables, Herbs, Peas
Protein Nuts and Seeds
Oils and Fats
Tea, Coffee, Other Ingredients

Lots of Starch Recipes

Lots of Protein Recipes
Vegetables
Salads
Vegetable dishes
Dressings
Fresh Non-Starchy Fruit
Christmas Menu
Conversion Tables
BUY the Book
Discussion and Support

Why the food combining lifestyle is easy

The main guidelines are:

  • Don't mix starch foods with protein foods at the same meals.

  • No more than one protein meal each day.

  • Eat some foods high in potassium and calcium every day.

  • Women who are not very active may prefer to eat one starch meal and one fruit meal and one protein meal each day .

  • Men - may need extra energy and require two starch meals a day.

  • Fill up on starchy foods: satisfy your appetite on bread, rice, potatoes and pasta - all contain easily accessible energy and are also rich in fibre. Choose wholemeal when you can.

  • Eat whole grain cereals, not highly refined flour.

  • Eat plenty of non-starchy vegetables - as much as you like!

  • Eat plenty of fresh fruit - as much as you like!

  • Eat a wide variety of fruit and vegetables.

  • Use olive oil if you need extra oil for cooking or dressings.

  • You can eat butter and cream in moderation.

  • Don't add sugar.

  • Don't eat foods made from mixtures of fat and sugar such as biscuits and cakes.

  • Don't smother starch meals in fat.

  • Don't add extra salt.

  • Take gentle exercise which helps digestion.


 
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