Guide to Proper Food Combining

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Proper food combining can make all the difference in the world if you're having difficulty with your digestion. Try following these guidelines for best results.
Food combining charts here: http://www.rawsynergy.com/rawsynergy/Links.html

Vegetables go best with carbohydrates or protein or fats

Fruits can be eaten with leafy green vegetables like lettuce, spinach and chard, as well as cucumbers and celery.

Acid fruits go best with other acid fruits as well as sub-acid fruits. Acid fruits can also be eaten with vegetables or fats.

Sub-Acid fruits go best with other sub-acid fruits and sweet fruits.

Sweet fruits go best with other sweet fruits and sub-acid fruits.

Melons should always be consumed alone, on an empty stomach.

Proteins should never be consumed with carbohydrates.

Proteins should never be consumed with other concentrated proteins.

Fats and proteins should never be consumed together.

Fats should never be consumed with other fats.

Always chew your food completely for best digestion.

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  • Im just curious how you consume so much calories but dont gain weight?

    

  • @noelanimauigurl Raw fruits & vegetables metabolize differently than cooked food calories.

  • Whats a good amount of time to wait between food types?

  • @gringolazlo Between a watery, acid fruit to a more dense fruit like bananas or dates, I would wait at least 10 or 15 minutes. Between sweet fruits and fats (fats being 2nd), I would wait more like 20 to 30 minutes. It could be more or less depending on your physiology. The more you pay attention to your body, the more you'll know what the right timing is for you. :0)

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  • Alicia you are so precious. I love all of your videos.

  • @mnktafrzna1 You're welcome! The banana, almond milk and berries don't make a great combo for sensitive stomachs. I would try just bananas, or, banana/date, banana/peach, banana/mango, banana/blueberry and be sure your bananas are ripe with spots. That's another important key to good digestion...ripe fruit. Keep it simple. With proper combining I think you'll be just fine. :0)

  • @healthyfitguy76 30 minutes is a good average, probably even quicker for acid fruits and melons.

  • Thank you so much!! Very very helpful!

  • @Consistency87 That's correct. You don't want to mix concentrated proteins/fats with carbs from fruit or grains.

  • @fancyladydiane1 Thank you so much, Diane! You're so sweet. Big hugs to you!

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