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in Side Dish· Snacks on July 4, 2018

Black Strawberry Lemonade

 

 

Are you feeling a bit hungover, or maybe you ate too much this weekend. Here is the cure for your woes….BLACK STRAWBERRY LEMONADE.

The blackness comes from activated charcoal, which is an all natural supplement  that has been used in medicine for centuries. Its job is to bind harmful toxins and substances in your stomach and keep them from being absorbed into your body (YAASSSSSSS COME THROUGH DETOX).

These toxic chemicals could accumulate overtime in your small and large intestines or be absorbed into your body and place you at risk for future chronic diseases such as hypertension, diabetes or even cancer. Click the links below to learn more about 2 harmful chemicals that activated charcoal could protect your body against.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4050989/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29959733

 

BLACK STRAWBERRY LEMONADE
2018-07-05 07:08:36
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Strawberries, lemons and their juice contain lots of Vitamin C and antioxidants that help prevents certain toxins from damaging your cells. Drink this black strawberry lemonade in the morning before meals, at lunch and dinner with your meals and even after your work out for best results to detox and prevent those harmful chemicals. Its sweet like Grandmas Lemonade because of sugar substitute and strawberries. Side effects include increased energy in about 5 minutes.
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Prep Time
10 min
Cook Time
5 min
Total Time
15 min
Prep Time
10 min
Cook Time
5 min
Total Time
15 min
Ingredients
  1. 3 Activated Charcoal Pills
  2. 3 Lemons
  3. 10 Strawberries
  4. 1 Liter pitcher
  5. 4 cups of Water
  6. ½ tablespoon of Lemon Juice
  7. 1 Juicer
  8. ½ teaspoon liquid Stevia
Instructions
  1. Cut the Lemons in halves and Juice them. Place the rinds to the side for later. Pour the Lemon juice (with out without the pulp) into the 1 liter pitcher.
  2. Cut the strawberries and mash into a juice with a fork or you can use a food processor. Pour the strawberries mix into the pitcher with the lemons.
  3. Take the 3 activated charcoal pills, open them up and mix into the strawberry lemon mix.
  4. Add 4 cups of water and ½ a tablespoon of lemon juice with ½ a teaspoon of stevia.
  5. MIX all the ingredients together and sweet to taste. Place the lemon rinds into the mix and chill for an hour.
By Dr. Claiborne
The Doctor's Order http://www.thedoctorsorder.com/

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in Breakfast· Snacks on September 18, 2017

Smokey Oat Breakfast Balls

Good Morning to The Young and Hungry,

I am going to take breakfast bars to a whole new level! I am going to divide this section into two parts: The Recipe and The Doctors Order

Smokey Oat Breakfast Balls
2017-11-02 18:14:18
Serves 4
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Prep Time
15 min
Cook Time
2 hr
Total Time
2 hr 15 min
Prep Time
15 min
Cook Time
2 hr
Total Time
2 hr 15 min
Ingredients
  1. Oats:1 cup
  2. Pistachios: 1/2 cup
  3. Halved Almonds: 1 cup
  4. Dates: 2 Cups
  5. Butter: 1 Tablespoon
Instructions
  1. Pour 1 Cup Oatmeal into a large bowl.
  2. In a separate bowel, add 1/2 cup of crushed pistachios.
  3. Heat Crushed pistachios in the microwave for 1 minute. Make sure you turn the nuts over at 30 seconds.
  4. Heat a saucepan to low-medium and melt a tablespoon of Butter.
  5. Take 2 cups of peeled dates and add to blender or food processor until they are a paste like consistency.
  6. Add the Date Paste to the Oat-Almond-Pistachio mix
  7. Form an Oat Ball
  8. Once butter is ready, sauté on medium low heat until brown and solidified.
  9. Put in the fridge for at least 2-3 hours. Best if refrigerated overnight.
By Dr. Joseph Claiborne III
The Doctor's Order http://www.thedoctorsorder.com/
Firstly, Carbs are not bad for your health. Refined Sugar is not necessarily bad for your health. But Refined Carbs IN EXCESS IS bad for your health. WHY? Your body uses Carbohydrates for energy not the calories. The calorie is the unit of energy that is released from food AFTER IT IS BROKEN DOWN. The Carbohydrate is a source that releases the calorie. As a note all Carbohydrates are not created equal. 

Every time you eat, your body breaks down food into 3 molecules. Protein, Fat and Carbohydrates; these molecules release a certain amount energy (a calorie) that your body can use to do certain cellular activities.  This section will concentrate on carbohydrates. As a brief history lesson, processed sugar became a standard of practice in the Great Depression to produce bread and reduce the death rate from the hunger across the United States. Since it was cheap to make, it worked its way into our capitalistic society.

When glucose comes into the cell, your body invests its own energy to keep it there so it does not osmotically leave. When you do this, you break down the glucose and gain more energy in the end. However, Fructose bypasses this investment step, so in the end you actually do not gain more energy, but actually lose it. The Good Lord made Fructose to give us quick energy, but little reward, but gave your cells glucose to give you a long term reward. That is why added sugar (fructose) gives you the increase in energy, but gives you the crash later.

We get Insulin Resistant Type 2 Diabetes from carbohydrate  excess. Every time a carbohydrate is in your blood stream, INSULIN is released from the Pancreas to allow your cells to take up the carbohydrate. But if insulin is always released every time you eat and you eat high carbohydrate dense food, eventually you will develop Insulin Resistant Diabetes.

In Summary: When we eat carbohydrates high in fructose we bypass the energy investment step, lose caloric output, which increases the concentration and frequency of insulin release.  

Diagnosis: Insulin Resistant Type 2 Diabetes

Prescription: Reduce refined carbohydrates daily at each meal to reduce weight. Try these Oat breakfast balls for an energy packed meal full of flavor.

signed: The Doctors Order 

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in Snacks· Vegetarian on December 7, 2013

Pomegranate Guacamole

Pomegranates are not just for salads any more! Pair it with Guacamole and pita chips for a savory and sweet remix on a traditional appetizer.

Ingredients

2 Average sized avocados

2 small spoonfuls of garlic

handful of pomegranate seeds

Salt and Lemon juice to taste

1) Cut open pomegranate, separate the seeds, and set them aside.

2) Open the avocados and mash them thoroughly.

3) Add in garlic.

4) Add lemon juice and salt to taste

5) Finally garnish and top with pomegranate seeds. EnjoyPomegranate Guacamole

Filed Under: Snacks, Vegetarian

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