Nutrition is easy..or is it?

For those out there that feel lost when it comes to a nutrition plan, allow me to make this drastically simple for you. In fact..way too simple. We have been inundated with a massive amount of shakes, diet plans, wonder foods, miracle blah blah etc. and the bottom line is, we are still a sick society. So their must be more information and research needed to know exactly what to do right? What foods will prevent what diseases right? What supplements will combat various illnesses right? Wrong. All of that information just continues the cycle of creating more confusion.
If you want to master your nutrition for optimal health, there are a few essential mindsets that need to be adopted to drop the stress and fear that you don't know enough yet.
1) You are eating to nourish the cells of your body, not to loose weight, gain muscle, prevent cancer etc...
2) The foods you will eat, will either create and build health as a process, or build sickness and disease as a process (the actual disease can be named anything), neither of which are one time events!
3) Mother nature, in her purest form, has given us nearly all of the essentials to build health
4) Man has created substitutes for mother nature (processed foods), and in most cases, creates an internal bodymind environment that does not support health. (If it is from a box, it doen't matter if it says "gluten free!" It is still from a frickin' box!!)
5) The degree in which you choose pure "mother nature" options, is to the degree your bodymind expresses vitality and health. To the degree you choose "man's foods," is to the degree your bodymind expresses sluggishness, sickness and disease.
Remember, there are more variables to health and well-being than food, but it is definately a substantial "issue" in today's modern world.
If these mindsets can be adopted around nutrition, you will choose "right" well over 85% of the time...EASY!
Our obsession with perfection creates analysis of paralysis. Stop it, and get real and use your logic.
More on nutrition in my next blog.