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Don't Eat Raw Fruits and Raw Vegetables at the Same Time!

"Sometimes Fruit and Vegetable don't go together!"

"Sometimes Fruit and Vegetable don't go together!"


Do you know that fruit and vegetables took at the same time in a meal produce acidity of the stomach; then impurities of the blood triggers. Raw fruit and raw vegetables require a total of different enzymes and their bad effect to digestions.

Such combinations will only result in poor digestion and gas. It's a good advice to take one meal a day with fruit meal and with nuts, some yogurt, peanuts, and nuts. The only exception to the rule are those citrus fruits. Some of us are taught that fruit and vegetables are not a perfect combination when the eating time starts. By the time that you eat and it is feeble, the use of fruit and vegetable will often cause stress, and the inability to trigger mental decisions.  It is advisable to have fruit at one meal and vegetable at the other. The meals must be varied. The same dishes which are fruit and vegetable tagged along together prepared in the same table, should not appear on the meal after meal and the day after. The are eaten with greater relish so that the system in the body will be better nourished as it is varied.

If possible it is wisely to eat protein first. Proteins must require a good amount hydrochloric acid in our stomach. The stomach secretes only a limited amount of the hydrochloric acid for it is not needed for the digestion of the carbohydrates that we intake during food transformation in our system. If you put carbohydrates type of food, then the tendency is that you going to dilute the hydrochloric acid for the protein foods, and this food will largely remain undigested. Eat the protein food first on an empty stomach. Some say's that is it really the best way digest food. If citrus juice sours in our stomach, it is actually a sign that you are low in hydrochloric acid.

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