Treasures of Healthy Living
Did you know you can find the answers to many health problems in the pages of Scripture? Think of God's Word as a treasure map that leads straight to the healthy
life you've always dreamed of. It reveals how you can move from a sick,
lackluster life to one that is full of energy and hope. This practical
Bible study will reveal the truth about the foods you eat and provide
simple tools to begin improving your physical, emotional, and spiritual health. You won't believe how much your life can change when you grab hold of the treasures God has provided for you.
In this book, you will:
- Discover the basics of nutrition to build a firm foundation for your health
- Obtain the tools you need to evaluate and improve your health
- Examine the harmful effects of altered food and household products
- Find healthy alternatives to unwholesome foods
- Learn how diet, exercise, and your spiritual life go hand-in-hand
- Lay the groundwork for a lifetime of positive health
There are dramatic health
benefits when we eat the food God provides for us instead of the
processed packaged food man provides. Since changing their diet in 2003,
Annette and her husband have come off of all their prescriptions,
lowered triglycerides from over 900 to 140, lowered cholesterol from 300
to 160, and lowered their blood pressure to normal.
About the Authors
Annette Reeder,
a Biblical Nutrition Consultant, is leading people all around the
country on an adventure with the power of food to change lives one meal
and prayer at a time. Annette is a graduate of Liberty University and
Huntington College Health Sciences and the founder of Designed Healthy Living a nutrition consulting ministry.
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My Thoughts: I'll be checking this one out very soon. As all my regular readers know, I'm sold about whole foods and am a big fan of veggies, veggies. Since we went organic five years ago and Vegan/Whole Food Plant Based a year ago we've seen great results healthwise.
I'll post my review once I get a chance to get through the book.
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