Flaming Hot Cheetos question for Cathleen Springer

[Guest guest]

Very interesting, and it makes sense. What about cravings for

healthy foods? Certain times of year/weather, I get extremely strong

cravings for avocados and cherries, cravings which are not satisfied

till I eat the foods... I always wonder if those cravings were

because my body was lacking something...??

 

Cheers

Andrea

NZ

 

 

On 11/03/2007, at 6:11 AM, cathleensp wrote:

 

> From the perspective of homeopathic medicine, that which we crave

> we are addicted to (as

> you've noted). Therefore, that she craves spicy (and that her body

> rejects the seasoning,

> as well as all of the other non-food " crap " (a medical term!) that

> makes up this junk food)

> is further indication that: 1) her craving is a part of her

> constitutional case; 2) her body is

> wise enough to eliminate same; 3) this " food " should never be a

> part of her snack choices.

> Cathleen Springer

> Certified Homeopath

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

The occasional craving for healthy food is, in my opinion, the body's call for

certain

nutrients in order to maintain balance. ANY food craved constantly, however, is

a red flag

to a homeopath; it is another tile in the mosaic of what makes you YOU!

Cheers,

Cathleen Springer

Certified Homeopath

 

 

 

 

, Andrea Gauland <dreaquince

wrote:

>

> Very interesting, and it makes sense. What about cravings for

> healthy foods? Certain times of year/weather, I get extremely strong

> cravings for avocados and cherries, cravings which are not satisfied

> till I eat the foods... I always wonder if those cravings were

> because my body was lacking something...??

>

> Cheers

> Andrea

> NZ

>

>

> On 11/03/2007, at 6:11 AM, cathleensp wrote:

>

> > From the perspective of homeopathic medicine, that which we crave

> > we are addicted to (as

> > you've noted). Therefore, that she craves spicy (and that her body

> > rejects the seasoning,

> > as well as all of the other non-food " crap " (a medical term!) that

> > makes up this junk food)

> > is further indication that: 1) her craving is a part of her

> > constitutional case; 2) her body is

> > wise enough to eliminate same; 3) this " food " should never be a

> > part of her snack choices.

> > Cathleen Springer

> > Certified Homeopath

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

There is also something to be said for eating in season - your body

sometimes craves things in a particular season. Chinese medicine

believes this - for example, spring is " liver " season.

 

Sarah Anne

 

, Andrea Gauland

<dreaquince wrote:

>

> Very interesting, and it makes sense. What about cravings for

> healthy foods? Certain times of year/weather, I get extremely

strong

> cravings for avocados and cherries, cravings which are not

satisfied

> till I eat the foods... I always wonder if those cravings were

> because my body was lacking something...??

>

> Cheers

> Andrea

> NZ

>

>

> On 11/03/2007, at 6:11 AM, cathleensp wrote:

>

> > From the perspective of homeopathic medicine, that which we

crave

> > we are addicted to (as

> > you've noted). Therefore, that she craves spicy (and that her

body

> > rejects the seasoning,

> > as well as all of the other non-food " crap " (a medical term!)

that

> > makes up this junk food)

> > is further indication that: 1) her craving is a part of her

> > constitutional case; 2) her body is

> > wise enough to eliminate same; 3) this " food " should never be a

> > part of her snack choices.

> > Cathleen Springer

> > Certified Homeopath

>

>

>

>