Re: Value of a Woman or Man as a cook
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Re: Value of a Woman or Man as a cook
Well as we have learned here on curezone, not every bit of advice given works for every person, but some believe like Aristotle, "It is well to be up before daybreak, for such habits contribute to health, wealth, and wisdom."
Wiki: Within the context of religious observances, spiritual writers have called this practice "the heroic minute", referring to the sacrifice which this entails.[2]
"Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise." [John Clarke's Paroemiologia Anglo-Latina, 1639] Which is also a saying used by Benjamin Franklin.
As a young person I would stand beside my grandmother watching her cook. She did not pass down anything written to share for she measured by her own two hands and the power of "eye-balling" the measurements. However, not all that she taught me was healthy. She was the best cook by most people's standards but when looked at closely by more "health conscience" eye-balling, I found that what she cooked to be the very core to why she didn't live very long. Yet, my grand father did. So that is another subject for another time.
The best thing they taught me was to grow a garden, which did take a lot of time and effort, but at least it was seasonal. I watched my poor g-mom sweat a gallon as she canned foods all the time in her overly-heated little kitchen. I vowed I would not kill myself working that hard as I saw her do, even if I knew I needed the good nutrition that the garden gave. So I found a new way to take the load off of me, by investing in a freeze dryer instead. People can research what that is and the benefits it has. Families can joint invest in one and share to help more people in their extended family, especially the one's that can not afford to buy one themselves. It can be a loving gesture and a way for families to talk about the need of good quality foods, as well as spending good quality time together, working for a greater cause.
So my opinion of your article is to do the right things you know you need to do for your health now, while we wait for "change" to come to the "system". Each cog in the wheel has to be analyzed closely to find the cracks and replaced. Don't wait for anyone or any system to save you. Depend on the Lord and ask for His wisdom to find the truth of what each person needs to be healthy. Don't lose faith and give up. You are not alone.
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