The biorhythm kitchen
Seasonal nutrition in harmony with your internal clock. With over 100 intelligent recipes
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Sofort lieferbar: 1-3 Werktage
1st edition February 2016, paperback
16 x 22 cm, full color, 222 pp.
ISBN-978-3-86374-278-2
Important: This book is no longer available in print, but can still be purchased as an e-book for 9.99 euros. To the e-book... |
Eating in accordance with your biorhythm means understanding food as a precious gift from nature. With their diverse colors and shapes, they accompany us throughout the year and provide us with everything we need to live. Instead of wasting and spoiling food through intensive farming and overproduction, we must learn to use it completely and also cook with leftovers.
Biorhythm cuisine shows the way to a balanced, ecologically sensible and healthy diet. It is mindful of nature and animals and keeps us healthy with fresh, authentic food and, ideally, self-sufficiency.
The biorhythm kitchen …
- takes into account the balance between man and nature when selecting and preparing our food,
- helps us to oscillate in our personal biorhythm and is in harmony with our internal clock,
- relies entirely on natural foods and avoids industrial food,
- stands for sustainability and thus supports the natural cycle of growth and decay.
Choose to enjoy life more by embracing the seasonal gifts of spring, summer, autumn and winter and enjoying fresh and authentic vegetables, fruits, salads and herbs!
Important note: The retail price fixing for "The Biorhythm Kitchen" was lifted on January 11, 2018.
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2017 Nobel Prize in Medicine for research into the internal clock!
The 2017 Nobel Prize in Medicine honors three American scientists for their research into the circadian clock, which links life to the rotation of the earth. Every living thing, from bacteria to plants and animals to humans, carries this day-night clock within itself; it is controlled by special genes within the cells.
The internal clock determines our biorhythm, makes us wide awake in the morning and tired in the evening, and influences our mood through the release of hormones. The circadian clock also regulates a multitude of metabolic processes: it controls appetite and hunger, helps to provide energy, and influences health and well-being.
A modern, conscious diet must follow these biorhythmic processes. That is why biorhythm cuisine distinguishes between morning people (larks) and night owls (owls) and gives recommendations as to which meal is best at which time of day. The choice of food follows the organ clock so that the balance of protein, carbohydrates, fat and bioactive substances is correct. And because our organism also follows the seasons, only seasonal and predominantly regional foods are recommended for biorhythmic nutrition.
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