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natural hygiene

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natural hygiene,
n a school of thought that emphasizes dietary habits, such as eating raw foods, regular fasting, and food combining for maintaining health and treating disease.
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When I first got into health I was not at all into herbs or superfoods because natural hygiene taught me that they were all potions and elixirs and that isolated vitamin A was in the same category as spirulina and dried wheatgrass, which I find now absolutely ridiculous.
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Stanley Bass, a natural hygiene doctor who has been researching the topic for more than 40 years.
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Essante's literal meaning is "the essence of total health" and its cornerstone is an easy-to-use weight-control program called LipoDynamics, which emphasizes natural hygiene through proper food combinations and blood sugar control.
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