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WHOLE FOODS
The WholeFood Farmacy carries a wide range of raw whole food snacks, soups and drink mixes along with dehydrated fruits and vegetables, salts, spices and oils. Getting pure, nutrient-dense, ready-to-eat, whole foods into your diet is now easy, convenient and affordable.
All WholeFood Farmacy products are vegetarian, and most are raw and vegan as well. There are also many gluten-free and nut-free whole food choices for those with food sensitivities.
WholeFood Farmacy products are non-GMO and dairy-free, and have no artificial flavorings, artificial colorings, artificial sweeteners, or chemical preservatives.
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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WHOLE FOODS
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Essense-of-Life.com encourages personal research and a balanced view of health and nutrition topics. The information links below are intended to provide a broad overview of various research findings and hypothesis on the role of nutrition in health. This information is not intended to promote any particular product. Neither is it intended to be an endorsement.
Unless noted, the articles below may NOT include any scientific references or sources.
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WholeFood Farmacy FAQ |
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Frequently asked questions, including how the products are produced, product nutrition facts, which products are raw, which products are gluten-free, and which products are nut-free. |
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Consuming Whole Foods in Their Raw, Uncooked State: Medicinal Properties in Whole Foods |
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A personal interview with raw food nutrition expert David Wolfe. |
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Whole Foods on Wikipedia |
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Whole foods are those that are unprocessed and unrefined, or processed and refined as little as possible before being consumed. They typically do not contain added ingredients, such as sugar, salt, or fat. Because of the lack of basic processing, many whole foods have a very short shelf life and are not easily sold outside of farmers' markets. Examples of whole foods include unpolished grains; fruits and vegetables; unprocessed meat, poultry, and fish; and non-homogenized milk. |
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Teleological Nutritional Targeting |
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Dr. Gabriel Cousens, author of the Rainbow Diet, says that color of a food is its signal. Using technology called VAS (Vascular Autonomic Signal) he calculated the various foods that nourished certain organs. Each color has a specific wavelength and vibrational quality to stimulate or balance specific body systems. This can be compared to various musical notes and tones coming together in beautiful harmony. By feeding on that which nature provides, in specific color vibrations, the body's energy system or tonality flows more smoothly. |
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What are Whole Foods? |
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Whole foods are foods that are as close to their natural or original states as possible. This means they have not been processed or refined. It also means they are free of additives, such as colorings and preservatives, and they have not been modified. One reason to choose whole foods over their processed counterparts is nutritional intake. Often, as a result of processing, important vitamins and minerals are lost, and the food may become less healthy. While processing and refinement takes away some things the body needs, it also tends to add things in such as artificial coloring, flavorings, and preservatives. |
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Key words for internet research: whole foods, raw foods, organic foods, whole foods versus processed foods
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