Dangers of Highly Heated Food
- At March 9, 2012
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Toxic Reactions of the Body to Eating Heated Food
Clinically, “leukocytosis” is an increase in the number of white blood cells in the blood, generally caused by the presence of infection, and is usually temporary.
“Digestive leukocytosis” is an increase in the number of white blood cells that occurs after eating certain types of food. It is a response to food that is toxic or which has not been properly digested.
“Pathological leukocytosis” is an abnormal condition of the white blood cells, commonly found in cases of infection, intoxication, poisoning, eating highly heated food or eating abnormally altered food.
Heat Shock Categories
Depending on the type of food eaten, the elevation of the white blood cells is graded according to the severity of the response of the white blood cells (WBCs).
Category I
No Increase in WBC Count
• Raw foods or raw frozen food
• Foods heated to 200 degrees F. or less
Category II
Mild Increase in WBC Count
• Foods cooked at boiling temperature (212 degrees F.)
Category III
Moderate WBC Elevation
• Foods heated well above boiling tempera- ture, such as baked goods: breads, muffins, buns, biscuits, pretzels, cakes, etc. (350 to 450 degrees F.)
• Pressure-cooked food, canned food
Category IV
Severe Leukocytosis
• Refined foods such as white flour, white sugar, vinegar
• Fried foods (french fries, chips, pan-fried foods, etc.)
• Carbonated beverages, alcohol, commercial salt
(highly heated)
Category V
Violent Reaction of Leukocytes
(Equivalent to the leukocytosis seen in poisoning)
• Cured, salted and cooked meats
• Foods with manmade chemicals such as hydrogenated oil, margarine (plastic fat), MSG (monosodium glutamate), aspartame (NutraSweet), artificial colorings, flavorings, etc.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent
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From Tea to Health
- At November 9, 2011
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We always thought that tea was good for us. Grandma told us so, mom told us the same thing, we even have all their friends trying to convince us that the right way to go when we were sick was to drink tea. Let’s listen to all of them
Hello world!
- At November 9, 2011
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