Man-Made Foods that We Consume

Not all vegetables, fruits, nuts, and spices are natural. Several of them are hybrids. What does this mean? It means that scientists decided to experiment and do some crossbreeding. They take plants from different species and cross-pollinate them to get an offspring to their liking. The result is that the hybrid plant ends up with features from both parents.

They are man-made plants. They do not grow naturally. The process involves transferring pollen from a male reproductive organ of a plant to a female sexual organ of another plant. The seeds of a hybrid plant cannot grow naturally. Humans have to intervene. That is why they crossbreed.

The reason for the cross-pollination is to produce more foods quickly. Other causes involve color, shape, and size. For example, there are red apples, green, and yellow apples. They come in different shapes and sizes. Another reason is to add to the nutrients that the plants already have to make it more potent.

Initially, when farmers could not grow crops on their farm, someone came up with the idea of crossbreeding. Farmers used to mono crop. That is when they grow a single crop every year on the same land. The soil used to get damaged and lose its nutrients. After a while, they were not able to grow any foods, so that is when they decided to crossbreed.

After the influx of hybrid foods, there was no need to plow, sow, or water plants. The crops grew faster, and the foods were tougher and more resistant to destruction.

According to Dr. Sebi, hybrid foods are high in sugar and starch, and they contribute to mucus buildup in the body. The pancreas and the liver do not absorb the sugar the way they should. Additionally, hybrid foods lack the necessary minerals the body needs to function. Consuming these types of foods for long periods could lead to a mineral imbalance. They also promote candida overgrowth (yeast infection).

The sweetness of the hybrid foods raises the glycemic index thereby increasing the blood sugar level. Because of the cross-pollination, the foods lose some of its nutrients. People can get addicted to sweet hybrid fruits. The fruits will overstimulate the body, and the body will eventually lose the necessary minerals to function well.

Cross-pollination occurs naturally in nature. Bees are responsible for new species of plants due to their movements from one plant to the next. The same can happen with the wind blowing pollens in the air. Eventually, humans got involved and sped up the process to increase crops.

According to David Wolfe, author of “The Sunfood Diet Success,” if you are eating hybrid fruits and vegetables, eat them in small portions. Also, you can mix bananas with fat such as avocados, nuts, and olives. It will do less harm to the body. It is also advisable to combine green leafy veggies with avocados, nuts, or olives. It is said to decrease blood sugar level, and you will benefit more from the foods.

Moreover, soak grains and legumes and sprout them with the intention of eating them raw. It is not advisable to cook them. When eaten raw, your body will consume more nutrients. Also, David Wolfe states it is better to eat organic foods, and only to eat the ones that are in season.

Black Rice
Canola
Cottonseed
Dairy Products
White Rice
White potatoes

Apples (seedless)
Bananas (long-stemmed)
Blackberries
Cantaloupe melons
Dates (several varieties)
Grapefruit
Grapes (seedless)
Meyer Lemons
Papaya
Persimmons (seedless)
Pineapples (seedless)
Strawberries
Watermelons (seedless)

Aloe Vera
Cayenne Pepper
Chamomile
Comfrey
DonQuay
Echinacea
Foxgloves
Garlic
Ginseng
Goldenseal
Licorice stick
Paprika
Peppermint
Rose hips
Spearmint
St. John’s Wort
Vitamin A
Vitamin E
Nutmeg

Beans
Beets
Broccoli
Brussels Sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Carrots
Celery
Chlorella
Corn (white)
Grape Cherry Tomatoes
Lemongrass
Peas
Soy
Summer squashes

Cashews
Oats
Wheatgrass
Wheat
Wild Almonds

Hybrid foods occur with cross-pollination where the pollen of a male reproductive organ gets transferred to a female sexual organ of another plant. GMO or Genetically Modified Organisms has more to do with mixing DNA molecules from a variety of species. The process takes place in a lab whereas hybridization takes place in nature. The major difference is that the manufacturers include pesticides in the DNA of the GMO foods.

Hybrid foods came into existence with the notion of producing more crops. It also created varieties in color, size, and shapes. They are high in sugar and starch and contribute to mucus buildup. David Wolfe states that if you eat hybrid fruits and veggies, eat them in small portions. Furthermore, you can balance out the high sugar content by combining foods such as green leafy vegetables with avocados, nuts, or olives. It will decrease the blood sugar content.