Contradictory Matter Science Behavior
A frustrated patient told me of her PBS viewing experience with two physicians who were talking about nutritional information. One offered that spinach was good selection for healthy nutrition and within an hour another physician stated that it was not good.
In urological literature tomatoes are good one year for prostate health and not good the next.
The matter science response is "The jury is still out on this one. We don't have enough molecular information." But don"t hold your breath. Not all foods are good for all people from an energy nutritional perspective.
Right now the consumer is trying very hard to make the right choices about nutrition but this inconsistency is bringing a lack of trust and faith in the molecular information delivered.
What's the consumer to do? Wait until there is more information?
The energy science nutritional format is the answer. You see from an energy view, the choice of foods is dependent on who you energetically are. For example, a diet with a lot of spinach could be a choice for Pitta Vata Pitta Kapha in moderation due to the excess hot quality of the vegetable, aggravating Pitta if taken excessively. Moderation means at most one to two times per week, but if more than that there will be the development of too much of the hot quality and hence produce imbalance.
The energy nutritional dictum is, "It's not the foods that are the molecular culprit but who energetically is choosing the foods."
Right! Who says this isn't any better than all the other nutritional schemes that we have followed that this is the answer.
The reason I can be so bold is because the matter science nutritional approach is incomplete. Notice I said incomplete not wrong. It is a molecular approach to food when the biologic model of the human physiology is both a matter and energy field. To use strictly a molecular nutritional approach to help the imbalances of an energy field is incomplete and fraught with inconsistency and a frustrated consumer is asking, "What the hay?"
To health as a skill Love DrBill
