Low-Stress Food

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Author: Joon Yun
Publisher: Lulu.com
Year: 2007
Language: en
Edition: null
Pages: 148
ISBN-13: 9780615148090
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Height: 9 Inches
Length: 6 Inches
Weight: 0.50044933474 Pounds
Width: 0.34 Inches
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Low-Stress Food by Joon Yun, published by Lulu.com on August 16, 2007, is a 148-page exploration of the relationship between food and chronic stress. This book presents the idea that the food we consume may be a significant, often overlooked source of stress, impacting both mental and physical wellness. Yun discusses how modern food, despite its abundance, can convey stress related to resource scarcity, suggesting that our bodies assimilate this stress through what we eat.

Readers will find insights into how understanding the stress embedded in food can lead to improved health outcomes. The book connects various contemporary movements such as organic foods, vegetarianism, and natural diets, proposing that these approaches can be unified under the concept of low-stress eating. Yun emphasizes the importance of fostering good relationships with nature and each other as a foundation for a healthier world, making this work relevant for those interested in health, fitness, and the medical implications of diet.


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The food we eat may represent a significant, previously unrecognized, source of chronic stress. Food not only provides calories, but also information. Despite the unprecedented abundance, modern food can erroneously convey stress associated with resource scarcity. Our bodies assimilate the stress embedded in the foods – so that we truly are what we eat. Insight into the role of chronic stress embedded in the foods represents the first step in recognizing how food can improve our mental and physical wellness. The association between food and health has generated recent interest in organic foods, local foods, “slow foods,” vegetarianism, raw foods, natural foods and free-range meats. Low-Stress Food may represent the unifying paradigm that links these various modern movements under a common umbrella. Low-Stress Food exemplifies a broader philosophy that good relationships with nature and each other is the foundation to building a better world.

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Publisher: Lulu.com. Year: 2007.
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ISBN-13: 9780615148090.
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Language: en. Pages: 148. Edition: null.

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