Alkaline Cook Book

Click Image To Visit Site Alkaline your Body the FAST and Easy Way, with Dr Annie Guillet’s Step by Step-by-Step Alkaline CookBook

From lip-smacking snacks, to healthy luscious dishes and sumptuous culinary delights – The Alkaline Cook Book is a must-have collection of easy-to-follow alkaline recipes to help you drain tiredness out of your system, power up your stamina and help your body operate at it’s peak levels.



More and more professional athletes, peak performance individuals and other celebrities are turning to the alkaline diet for optimum health. Why? Because it works!

Yet the question remains… What’s an easy way of enjoying alkaline foods that purify our body for the rest of us, without having to eat celery sticks or carrots all day long?!

Years of research into the great health benefits of an alkaline diet, combined with expert advice on how to cook up a super-healthy storm – all without compromising your enjoyment of eating fine food!

If you’re a devoted food lover, who wants to indulge in fine cuisine without feeling guilty, you’re going to love these scrumptious alkaline recipes that are easy to make and divine to eat.

The alkaline recipes in this beautifully designed cook book are simple and easy-to-follow. Special care has been taken to purposely avoid any unnecessary detail or long- winded instructions. The goal, of course, is to get you started eating right away for optimal health.

Our high-paced, caffeine and sugar-powered lifestyles have overburdened our bodies with an excessive acid load making our bodies feel tired, worn-out and exhausted. Often we find that our energy levels are just a bit too low to take us through the day, or worse still, sometimes we even feel tired as soon as we roll out of bed. I’m sure you know that feeling!

If you are, then there’s a strong chance that your body’s pH is out of balance. These are just a few of the symptoms people experience when their body is too acidic.

You need to keep your body’s pH level balanced in order to… Read more…

How Much Protein – The truth about protein and high protein diets

Click Image To Visit Site If these claims sound familiar then you need to read the rest of this article and discover why wasting $50+ per month on protein foods and supplements may be doing NOTHING to help you pack on extra muscle.

I’m not saying this to throw mud at the supplement industry. I’m revealing this information to protect you from becoming obsessive compulsive about Protein in the hopes that it will build you more muscle. I’m trying to take the blinders off your eyes and reveal what’s REALLY going on behind the scenes. Here’s some proof of just how obsessed we’ve become with protein.



I recently decided to browse around a popular forum and type in the word "protein" to see just how many people were talking about protein powders. And I found one post in particular which literally dropped my jaw. Turns out, someone started a thread asking the other members what they thought was the "best" protein powder. And as of early May 2009 – there were 6,632 posts in that 1 thread alone! It also had 792,655 page views, which shows just how big of a topic protein really is in the bodybuilding world. Type "protein powder" into Google and you get 129,000,000 hits. That means there are 129,000,000 websites out there talking about protein.

That’s a lot of protein talk! – And I’m convinced it is all leading to a form of Obsessive Compulsive Eating called Protein Guilt –

Have you ever gone out to eat and tried to base your order on whether or not it had enough protein? Ever wake up and immediately eat breakfast to make sure you introduced protein back into your body after the long night of sleep? Ever spend extra money at the store because you wanted to make sure you had protein with each meal? Do you spend hours of your life each week cooking food and putting it in plastic containers, carrying it around with you so you could make sure you have protein every 3 hours? If you said yes to ANY of those…you are suffering from protein guilt.

I was the person spending hundreds of dollars on protein foods and supplements each month, buying extra meat at the grocery store, eating "slow-release" protein at night before bed, and worrying myself sick if I didn’t get my "protein-fix" every 3 hours.

I can still remember the time I first realized that protein may not be the iron-clad muscle builder it was made out to be. It was during a very exclusive dinner in Glasgow Scotland. I’d just put the finishing touches on a new research contract examining the muscle-building and ergogenic (performance enhancing) effects of a new supplement. During the closing comments of the dinner, protein came up. I had made a suggestion that adding protein to the new formula would increase the muscle building effects which in turn would make it an easier sell. The lead scientist looked at… Read more…