Frequency Awareness Newsletter Article

Food Stessors

Stress is inevitable. However, there are ways to minimize its grip on your life, starting with your diet. What you consume becomes you and so if the food is lifeless then it will carry a low frequency signature. If the food you consume is full of life and vitality such as whole foods then it will carry a high frequency and thus will raise your overall frequency. In this article we discuss the effects of low frequency foods and the stress they put on the body.

Most of us recognize that certain foods have brutal effects on the brain-for productivity, mood and mental energy. Too much chocolate can leave you dragging after the sugar and caffeine jolts fade away. An overdose of salty chips dehydrates the body and the brain, bringing on fatigue. High fat meals raise stress hormone levels and keep them high.

The problem is that these are precisely the foods we reach for at exactly the wrong times, as they exacerbate tension from work and daily life just when we seek relief.

We already know that stress hormones like cortisol actually rob the body of vitamins, hijacking them to support such classic stress responses as the tensing of muscles and the rise of blood pressure, reactions fundamental to the fight-or-flight response.

Thus at times when we're experiencing the nervous-system workout of anxiety, we are in special need of B vitamins, which help maintain our nerves and brain cells. B vitamins also used up in converting food into energy for the body.

It's double whammy for the body if calories consumed during stressful times don't come from nutritious foods, as they'll then be depleted even more quickly. Even a slight vitamin B deficiency-say, from a few days of overloading on chips and soda-upsets the nervous system and compounds stress, according to Elizabeth Somer, R.D., a nutritionist in Salem, Oregon.

A better bet at trying times: bananas, baked potatoes, avocados, and dark green leafy veggies. All are loaded with B vitamins.

Extreme stress can create even more nutritional havoc. The "fight or flight" effect on our bodies is drastic. Some 1400 chemical changes occur as stress hormones sap the body of important nutrients, such as those B vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin A and the mineral magnesium.

The hormones released in response to stress can cause carbohydrate cravings by lowering levels of serotonin, the calming hormone. Increasing carbohydrate intake can strengthen tolerance to stress by boosting levels of serotonin and it can also cause weight gain and overeating, particularly of sugary foods.

When the pressure is on, it's difficult not to turn to junk food for solace. But sticking to highly nutritious whole foods and staying away from the following food list will be its own reward.

• Refined Sugar, artificial sweetners or their products sich as jams, jellies, preserves, marmalades, yogarts, ice cream, sherbets, Jello, cake, candy, cookies, all chewing gun, colas, and diet drinks, pies, pastries and all sugared fruit juices and fruits canned in sugar syrup. (Heath stores have delicious healthy replacements, as herb Stevia, raw honey and 100% maple syrup)
• White flour products such as white bread, wheat-white bread, enriched flours, rye bread that has white flour in it, dumplings, biscuits, buns, gravy, pasta, pancakes, waffles, soda crakers, pizza, ravioli, pies, pastries, cakes, cookies, prepared and commercial puddings, and ready mix bakery products. Most are made with (oxy-cholesterol) powdered milk and powdered eggs. (Health stores have huge variety of 100% whole grain organic products, delicious breads, crackers, pastas, desserts, etc.)
• Salted foods, such as corn chips, potato chips, pretzels, crackers and nuts.
• Refined, sugared (also aspartame) dry processed cereals - cornflakes etc.
• Foods that contain olestra, palm and cottonseed oil. Be sure to read all labels.
• Peanuts and peanut butter that contains hydrogenated, hardened oils and any peanut mold and all molds that cause allergies.
• Margarine - combines heart deadly trans-fatty acids and saturated fats.
• Saturated fats and hydrogenated oils- enemies that clog the arteries.
• Coffee, decaffeinated coffee, all caffeinated teas and all alcoholic beverages. Also all caffenaited and sugar water juices, all cola and soft drinks.
• Fresh pork and products, Fried, fatty, greasy meats. Irridated GMO foods.
• Smoked meats such as ham, bacon, sausage and smoked fish.
• Luncheon meats, hot dogs, salami, bologna, corned beef, pastrami and packaged meats containing dangerous sodium nitrate or nitrite.
• Dried fruits containing sulphur dioxide - a toxic preservative.
• Do not consume chickens or turkeys that have been injected with hormones or fed with commericial poultry feed containing any drugs or toxins.
• Canned soups- read labels for sugar, salt, starch, flour and preservatives.
• Foods containing benzoate of soda, salt, sugar, cream of tartar and any additives, drugs, preservatives; irradiated and genetically engineered foods.
• Day old cooked vegetables, potatoes and pre-mixed, wilted lifeless salads.

A lifetime of consuming these stressful, low vibrational foods can manifest into disease stressors such as depression, fibromyalgia, arthritis, anxiety, diabetes and so many others. Through the use of frequency signatures in a service called Quantum Biofeedback we can train the body to release these stressors so it can heal itself. The body can bring itself back to a state of homeostatis through frequency training and a proper diet. Do visit the Quantum Biofeedback services in the menu to learn more!

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Food Stressors, WOW! What a great, comprehensive article

May 04, 2009     

WOW! What a great, comprehensive article on food stressors. Thank you for all of that fabulous information. I have just recently realized how the food I am eating has been affecting my energy levels and sleep habits. I thought it was all from the stress in my every day life. Now, I've learned how much more diet contributes to it all. When I'm eating a healthier diet of fruit and vegetables more, than I have no problems sleeping and feeling refreshed in the mornings, whereas when I'm having cookies with tea at night or chocolate, it really sends my mind into a more depressive state later (though it tastes good while I'm eating it), and it takes me a few days to get that yukky depressed feeling out of my system again. What you write really makes alot of sense and thanks for the wealth of information you provided. I'm so happy to have found your website! and look forward to receiving your newsletters in the future.

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