By Rebecca Marli,
Project Weight Loss Staff Writer
January 02, 2008The first thing we think about when we eat should be how good that product or food combination is for us. It`s not enough to offer the body the necessary products, it`s more important that the body assimilates the nutrients.
Cheese may be consumed with green vegetables but it`s not indicated to combine cheese with dry vegetables, products rich in proteins, or fruits at the same meal. Milk should not be combined with anything, especially not with vegetables or foods with high amounts of proteins or starch.
People may consume butter, cream, cereals, or oil with green vegetables. Foods rich in carbohydrates or starch should not be combined with fats, while fats, proteins, and milk should not be combined with cereals. Rules for food combination:
The combination between products with carbohydrates such as potatoes, pasta, bread, cereals, or sweets and fats such as butter, ham, or cream is not allowed. However, people must not completely eliminate these foods from their diet; just consume them at different times.
The combination of carbohydrates and proteins found in meat, fish, eggs, or cheese should also be avoided. The mixture of proteins and fat may be good, while carbohydrates must not be combined at a meal.
The diet should include all types of nutrients but considering the instructions above and the food variety. Practical, at one meal, meat, eggs, fish, cheese, and fresh vegetables may be consumed as long as the vegetables are boiled or salads.
Combining the foods in a good way can help people stay in shape without any great effort and feel more energy.
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