Juice Of Life

"From the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, bodily fluids or "humors" - whether blood, semen, or phlegm - obsessed the educated and ignorant alike. These "elixirs" were believed to possess magical powers guaranteeing long life, sexual potency, intellectual insight (particularly in women), and even holiness." "Piero Camporesi, a specialist in popular culture from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, tells this fascinating story with an abundance of examples, still of great relevance to those of us who drink "cordials" for revitalizing the heart, take potions for sexual vigor, and believe that a ruddy complexion is a sign of health. This is also a proto-feminist story, for women's purified body, with its menstrual discharge, endows her with greater intelligence - a paradoxical but revolutionary conclusion in an era of misogyny."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Want to suck the juice out of life? "The Juice of Life" points to an abundant life in a manner similar to 'The Purpose Driven Life' by Rick Warren. The author shares life's ten most important life lessons. "I loved 'The Juice of Life'! Tom Long has a unique ability to blend biblical teaching, personal experience, and practical application into a readable, enjoyable narrative." - Rev. Glenn Gunderson, Pomona First Baptist Church, Pomona, California "'The Juice of Life' is an amazing book. . . What I have admired most is his knowledge of the holy scriptures . . . His references to our Hawaiian and Christian culture accurately depict us." - The Rev. Dr. Henry Boshard, the historic Mokuaikaua Church, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii "Each gem Tom Long shares in The Juice of Life plays a key role in releasing God's blessings and can take us as far as we are willing to run with them." - Dr. Wayne Cordeiro, New Hope Christian Fellowship, Honolulu, Hawaii

Eating fresh fruits and vegetables can boost your energy level, supercharge your immune system, and maximize your body's healing power. Convenient and inexpensive, juicing allows you to obtain the most concentrated from of nutrition available from whole foods. This A-Z guide shows you how to use nature's bounty in the prevention and treatment of our most common health disorders. This accessible book gives complete nutritional programs for over 75 health problems, telling you which fruits and vegetables have been shown effective in combatting specific illnesses and why. Along with hundreds of delicious, nutrition-rich juicing recipes, this book provides dietary guidelines, and diet plans to follow in conjunction with your juicing regimen.

Voted Best Vegetarian Restaurant by NOW, Eye and the Toronto Sun Juice For Life, the gourmet food and juice bar, is a trailblazer on the Toronto restaurant scene. Born to challenge the misconception that vegetarian food is bland and boring, Juice For Life serves over 45 delicious fruit and vegetable juice concoctions and over 75 lunch, brunch and dinner dishes that are a feast of flavour and a riot of colour. The best are captured here in Juice For Life: Modern Food and Luscious Juice. Try an Energy Elixer like the Immune Boost, the Bionic Brain Tonic or the Full Court Press, or dig into a Buddha Rice Bowl, a MegaLife Salad or a Kathmandu Wrap. Leave your dogma at the door and enjoy the Juice For Life way of eating.

The A - Z Guide to juicing and natural therapies which contains carefully designed juices by Sandra Cabot MD and Audrey Tea Often in this technological age where computers diagnose diseases and perform surgery, we tend to minimize natural therapies. It seems incredulous that the simple act of drinking raw juices could turn around severe diseases, however I have seen it work in otherwise hopeless cases. In this book you will learn that juices are easily digested and absorbed and are superb for those with a poor appetite, nausea, digestive problems and an inflamed stomach or intestines. It is so much easier to drink a juice than chew your way through large amounts of fibrous raw vegetables, especially if you are feeling fatigued and disinterested in food. Modern day medicine is focused on treating the symptoms of disease with suppressive drugs. Sometimes this is necessary when a disease is very aggressive and acute in onset, however raw juice therapy is something that should always be used, even in conjunction with drug use. I have seen many of my patients recover form chronic disease after they started juicing, and this has been after they have tried many other things. People of all ages can benefit from juicing, especially the very young and old, or those with serious disease such as cancer, immune dysfunction and liver problems.

"From the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, bodily fluids or "humors" - whether blood, semen, or phlegm - obsessed the educated and ignorant alike. These "elixirs" were believed to possess magical powers guaranteeing long life, sexual potency, intellectual insight (particularly in women), and even holiness." "Piero Camporesi, a specialist in popular culture from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment, tells this fascinating story with an abundance of examples, still of great relevance to those of us who drink "cordials" for revitalizing the heart, take potions for sexual vigor, and believe that a ruddy complexion is a sign of health. This is also a proto-feminist story, for women's purified body, with its menstrual discharge, endows her with greater intelligence - a paradoxical but revolutionary conclusion in an era of misogyny."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

In wild nature, is a fortress of jewels. Some grow, some go, some grey. Aiyeko-ooto walks path of forest, finds that to squeeze out best juices of nature, you will encounter different stories in vegetation. All shaped by the influence of rivers, winds and other celestials. The deep river may run on, there may be spots in the forest, wilderness of clouds, hubris of the green garden flower but the best juices, are sacred mango trees. Nature is luxuriant with different plants in seasons. In 50 poems, Aiyeko-ooto revives the spirit of its diversity. Painting the variegated flora influenced by nature's elements. Rivers rinse human thoughts. Winds blow in dry spots of forest. Wilderness of clouds, mock the co-existence of flora and fauna. Beauty's pride is displayed in hubris of wild's content. Digested, it's all juicy, sacred and mango delight! If we look in nearsighted spectacles of nature for love, this anthology tells all its tales. Subtly, it adds something else under the hood, you are bound to unearth.