A Primitive Diet: A Book of Recipes Free from Wheat/Gluten, Dairy Products, Yeast and Sugar: For People with Candidiasis, Coeliac Disease, Irritable ... Sclerosis, Asthma, Eczema, Psoriasis, Acne,
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #145134 in Books
- Published on: 2008-08-25
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 396 pages
Editorial Reviews
Synopsis
A Primitive Diet is a book of information and recipes free from gluten, yeast, sugar, dairy products, large amounts of meat and grain, and processed foods that today are a major proportion of the modern "western" diet. These recipes are suitable for people of all ages. Don't be put off trying them just because you consider yourself healthy ...you'll be surprised at the gourmet delights within. What did Primitive Man eat? He gathered fruits, berries, nuts, greens and roots from the soil. Herbs were his medicine. If he was quick and cunning he caught a small animal, fish or bird, or would have found a bird's egg. The exciting recipes contained between these covers have been created by Beverley Southam from Primitive Man's vast outdoor pantry, to solve serious health problems of her family many years ago. There is nothing boring about this fresh, wholesome diet. Savour the the taste of Fresh Tomato Soup, Ceviche (a Mexican dish), Salsas, Marinated Fresh Fruit. Feast on Fish in Banana Leaves, Raw Apple Pie complemented with healthy fresh drinks - Strawberry Crush, Iced Pineapple Tea, Orange and Avocado Smoothie. Try healthy treats from around the world.Entertain your family and friends on your special diet without them knowing it's supposed to be diet food.
Customer Reviews
Trying to solve dietary issues?
The book is an account of one woman's (and her families) experience on overcoming conditions related to dietary issues. She freely admits to having conflict with her trained daughter with regards to complementary medicine. The book is a life experience, not a scientific account and offers no rational guidance as to how or why the diet worked. Overall it is a take it or leave it approach
As a ME sufferer I found myself cherry picking the information. Got some new recipes and that was useful.
Overall would have rather borrowed from the library that have sat on my bookshelf

