Detox doesn't have to mean deprivation; it can be delicious. Once cooks and the health-conscious complete a simple questionnaire to determine their body's thermal nature (hot, cold, or neutral), the work of cooking and eating to dispel toxins and restore balance can begin. Delicious recipes are grouped by the thermal nature of the food and arranged by course to make menu-building a breeze. More than 100 culinary creations are simple yet so tasty, cooks and detoxers won't know they're behaving.
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By Paul Anderson (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Blissful Detox (Paperback)
After years of out of the box and restaurant meals I was blessed with a gag Christmas gift of Blissful Detox. The boyfriend and I immediately decided to try it out, and were pleasantly surprised to find that the recipes are quick, tasteful and truly healthy.While the directions have a tendency to be vague, they are fairly intuitive. Close your eyes, sprinkle the spices, and be adventurous. All the recipes are suppose to feed 2, but in some cases they feed more. Several recipes taste even better after a day as left overs. And with in a week you will begin to feel and see the difference in your body and skin. I recommend this to anyone who is afraid of bland "health-food" diets. The recipes are exciting and flavorful, and you will soon find yourself being creative with the ingredients and what you can do with them
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dill soup, hot person, warming foods, aduki beans, cooling foods, piece ginger root New!
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- Back to Eden: The Classic Guide to Herbal Medicine, Natural Foods, and Home Remedies since 1939 (Golden Anniversary Edition) by Jethro Kloss in Back Matter
- The Energy Plan: Tap Your Inner Resource for Maximum Vitality by Aliza Baron Cohen in Back Matter
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