Weight Loss Secrets from the Bible:
By: Foras Aje
These days, the so called natural approaches for healthy weight
loss solutions are unrealistic, impractical and often pricey or are
just the same one-dimensional gimmick cures disguised as holistic
solutions.
This leads one to conclude that we most go back to the basics when
eating not only for weight loss but for better health.
You might be trying to lose weight and are thus seeking the latest
fad or craze out there promising you a quick weight loss... (Even
though they cleverly omit mentioning anything about healthy weight
loss...), but the secret may lie in one unlikely place: The Good
Book.
I tell anyone who knows about my dietetic habits that one way of
starting and accomplishing a safe, healthy and QUICK weight loss is
simply by adhering to one commonly overlooked verse in the
Bible.
Today science has verified the accuracy of the Biblical accounts of
the dietetic habits of the first men on earth as recorded in
Genesis 1:29: Every herb bearing seedand every tree, in which is
the fruit of a tree yielding seed, to you it shall be for meat.
Obviously this leads one to conclude that being a vegetarian or
more appropriately a vegan will be the most effective route to go
when pursuing a healthy weight loss and improved health as
goals.
I've said elsewhere that if you want to avoid constipation in a
quest for a healthy weight loss, well, fruits and vegetables (with
their broom-like characteristics) will ensure that you are clean on
the inside friends.
Need I mention they are a boon for getting muscular definition when
trying to lose weight!
So there you have it, if you want a healthy weight loss...Grab your
fruits and veggies, just as God always intended.
In Friendship,
Foras Aje
Foras Aje is an independent researcher and co-founder of BodyHealthSoul LLC. Stop by His Website today for more on Healthy Living Tips and information on Healthy Weight Loss
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