A High Fiber Breakfast Can Save Your Life
By: Rudy Silva, Nutritionist
Why Fiber? Just like minerals and vitamins, fiber is an essential nutrient for the existence of life. It typically is not mentioned as often as minerals or vitamins. Without eating an adequate amount of fiber, expect to have some serious diseases as you age. Fiber can provide you with a constipation cure, a heart cure, or a balance of your hormones. It provides you with food for you good bacteria and keeps your colon disease free. All fruits, vegetables, natural grains have fiber. The best time to eat these fiber foods is during breakfast. This gives your whole body a boost in detoxifying itself. The other good time is with other food that does not have fiber like meat and process grains. Using fiber in the morning gives you a health breakfast, and if it comes from fruits, you get a boost in your health program.
Oatmeal Cereal Use oatmeal that takes 5-6 minutes to cook. This type of oatmeal has had a minimum of processing. Do not use the instant oatmeal that takes one minute to cook. Cook oatmeal with distilled water for 5-6 minutes. Add a heaping tablespoon of bran with the oatmeal you put into the boiling water Cut a small apple into tiny pieces and add them and raisins to the oatmeal after it has boiled for a couple of minutes About one minute before you pull the oatmeal off the stove, add a tablespoon of granular lecithin.
You can add ½ a banana, which is not too ripe. The banana will sweeten up your oatmeal. The riper the banana the higher the banana will be in sugar. Add 1 tablespoon of edible-grade dairy whey After the oatmeal is cooked, add a little apple juice and some rice dream or almond milk to thin it down. Other things you can add to this breakfast are:
Grounded flax seeds, but add them after the oatmeal has cooled a little
A small amount of pure maple syrup
1/8 teaspoon of cinnamon
A date or two instead of raisins
Anti-Oxidant Breakfast Fruit Salad One of the most important health discoveries in the past years is the importance of antioxidants. They are capable of neutralizing free radicals in our body. It is the free radicals, which you take in from the air and food that destroy our cell’s ability to function normally. This holds true for our colon cells, which eventually leads to poor colon function and constipation. Here is a fruit salad that can provide you with a high-level of antioxidants.
1 orange or grapefruit peeled and sliced 1 small mango 1 banana 1 kiwi 1 apple sliced
a small amount of fresh pineapple some strawberries some blueberries some red grapes
Bran Breakfast Here’s how to eat unprocessed bran.
Put 2-4 tablespoon or more of wheat, oat, rice, or corn bran into a bowl Add some rice dream Add some banana slices into the bowl
Add a tablespoon of raisins Add a couple tablespoons of applesauce
Another bran breakfast is to soak ½ cup rolled oat, ¼ cup oat bran, and ¼ cup rice bran overnight. In the morning pour out the water, add new water, raisins, and cook for 5 or so minutes. After 5 minutes, mix in a teaspoon of lecithin granules, a teaspoon of flaxseed oil, and rice dream milk for the consistency you like and a tablespoon of edible-grade dairy whey. Multigrain Almond Pancakes Here’s an easy pancake mix to prepare. Combine the following ingredients.
Multigrain pancake mix Grind 6-10 almonds and a teaspoon of sesame seeds in a coffee grinder One egg Rice dream or soy milk
Cook in olive oil and they are ready to eat. You can also substitute oat bran or rice bran for the almonds and sesame seeds. Use around ¼ cup of bran to 1 cup of pancake mix. Buckwheat pancakes
Mix the following: ½ cup of buckwheat pancake mix one small egg ½ ripe banana mashed rice, oat, or almond milk Cook in olive oil and server. There you have it. You have some high fiber recipes and some great reasons to start using them
A High Fiber Breakfast Can Save Your Life
By: Rudy Silva, Nutritionist