Dr Abe V Rotor
Living with Nature - School on Blog
Paaralang Bayan sa Himpapawid with Ms Melly C Tenorio
738 DZRB AM, 8 to 9 evening class, Monday to Friday
1. Iodine is
associated with the thyroid gland which is called the "emotional
gland. An under-active thyroid may be the cause of sterility,
depression and unsatisfactory sex life. Iodine helps in the control
and balance of other elements in the
body, which include calcium, magnesium and certain trace elements.
Seafoods constitute the main source of iodine in our diet. Iodized
salt is the most practical solution to iodine deficiency
problem.
Arusip (Caulerpa racemosa) is rich in iodine
2. Okra
and celery provide sodium, known as the "youth
element." People well provided with this element are usually
medium built and very much on the go. They are endowed with great endurance,
.strength and passion. They have strong sex appeal. Sodium, together
with calcium, magnesium and potassium, neutralize acid in the body. It is
found in the blood and all body fluids. It maintains nerve conduction
and electromagnetic potential bf tissues.
3. Potassium, which we get from
avocado and banana, maintains our heart and muscles healthy and strong, thus
keeping us alert and well coordinated. People who have sufficient
intake of potassium have positive and diplomatic
attitude, and have a
good sense of humor.
Okra (Abelmoscus esculentus)
4. Iron aids in
the oxygenation of the body through the lungs and blood. Since oxygen
is essential to life, people who lack
iron are anemic, docile and sickly. On the other
hand, those who have adequate iron in their systems enjoy life.
The most practical source of iron is green leafy vegetables. In fact, chlorophyll
and Vitamin C enhance the absorption
of iron from many food sources from dried fruits to fish
and poultry.
5. Lecithin, vitellin
and acetylcholine are organic compounds
high in phosphorus content. Phosphorus is
important in the proper functioning of the brain and nerves, thus it
is referred to as "brain element." Adequate phosphorus
is derived from vegetables, meat
and fish, grains, seeds and nuts. People who enjoy good
health is a result of phosphorus-rich food intake.
6. The
main source of magnesium is yellow food. Among the popular food
sources of this mineral are banana and avocado. Not many people know that lack
of magnesium is manifested by tension and restlessness, which affect
our sleep and our personal and social life. Relaxation is closely identified
with magnesium. Relaxation is the key to a pleasing personality and an
enjoyable love life.
7.
Manganese is a catalyst, which enhances enzyme reactions in our brain,
particularly the hypothalamus which is the sex center, and our
nerves, these being important to the enjoyment of sex life. Foods rich in iron
are also rich in manganese. People who are not taking enough of this mineral
are cruel and insensitive, forgetful and impatient. Prolonged deficiency may contribute
to mental problems and nerve disorders.
8.
Sulfur makes us glow, so to speak.
It makes our eyes sparkle, our steps quick, and our body movement sexy. Our
skin, hair, lips, cheeks may not need any makeup if we eat sulfur-rich foods
like onions and garlic, leeks (leaf-onion), radish (photo), cabbage and cauliflower.
People who love to eat these foods look healthy and attractive,
and really, they are endowed with the gift of emotion and
passion, which is a key to the enjoyment of love life.
9.
Calcium is important to long life, because
it does not only build but also rebuild tissues in the bones and muscles, in
fact all cells of the body. Women deplete calcium faster than men, and this is
apparent as they approach menopause. General health and long life depend to
a large extent on regular intake of calcium-rich foods, such as milk,
vegetables, cereals, onions, poultry and fish. It maintains balanced pH and
production of hormones. People who are well provided with calcium have large
and heavy bones. They are workers and appear serious in life, but in fact, are
patient and sexually active. Green Mussel (tahong) is rich in calcium
10. Perhaps the most
basic of all elements is oxygen. It is the only element that we take in
its free state. A slight deprivation of it will send one panting and gasping
for air. Imagine if this happens during lovemaking. Oxygen makes 75 per cent of
our body; and 20 per cent of our oxygen supply is used by the brain. People who
exercise regularly and take balanced diet maintain a good level of oxygen
supply.
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