Our visiting 5 year old girl gives me a glimpse of how bad our food perceptions used to be
My wife’s 5 year old female nephew by her cousin who has been staying with us for more than 2 weeks now is very educational for us. We have what you call a clash of food culture. She is of the usual television informed majority seduced by the television advertisements.
She was temporarily housed in our compound due to what they suspected as allergies to the neighbor’s chickens raising 30 plus fighting cocks. It turns out from my observation of this little girl that it is because of a low fat and junk food diet provided to this girl makes her constipated. Her parents had no idea that she was already experiencing extreme constipation. While we are already freaked out by non-pooping of 1 day or 2 days… this little girl went on 5 or 6 day non pooping expeditions and the dad and the nannie were not the least bit alarmed… because they haven’t been taught about that little fact. Constipation will make you sick… constipation can kill you… constipation leads to your body making anaerobic germs to digest the poop stuck in your gut.
Check out this little girl’s food menu:
Breakfast lunch and dinner… cooked white rice
Breakfast add instant noodles, or bread with commercial cheese, or breakfast cereal — fruit loops and Milo brand chocolate milk drink
Lunch is either hotdogs or any cooked fish…
And absolutely no fat…. so this little girl consumes white rice like there’s no tomorrow.
And this little girl refuses all the fruits we have in the house. She’s not familiar with any of the local Philippine fruits!
It can be amusing at times but I’m not amused when my own children are being given the junk food they bring in.
So this is how we used to be. I used to be something like this until around 7 years ago. It was not until I had my own children when I wanted to learn about the truth about what’s really best for my family. Plus that fact that our health challenges got greater and greater.
How do I know our path is correct? We’re solving our health challenges by ourselves and we need to see doctors less and less… in fact… none at all. Now you know why most of the medical profession don’t want us to learn to fend for ourselves… it’s bad for their business.