Eating with the Seasons
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September / October 2003
Karen Olson Utne magazine
Perfect in spring and great in early autumn -- but good for you
any time, says Haas -- is Stanley Burroughs' Master Cleanser recipe
(see below). With lemon juice, maple syrup, and cayenne pepper, it
offers a good balance of sweet, sour, and spicy flavors. While your
body is gently cleansed, the maple syrup provides energy. The
pepper keeps the body warm and eliminates toxins and mucus. And
lemon, an astringent, clears toxins from deep tissues and
organs.
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Just as the earth cleanses and rebuilds itself throughout the
year, detoxifying the body is a great way to get started on a more
natural cycle of healthy eating.
Stanley Burroughs' Master Cleanser
2 tablespoons fresh-squeezed lemon or lime juice
1-2 tablespoons 100 percent pure maple syrup
1/10 teaspoon cayenne pepper
8 ounces spring water
Drink liberally (8-12 glasses) throughout the day as your sole
nourishment. One to two weeks is not too difficult or too long for
this cleanse.
If you carry this cleanser with you, use a glass jar, because
acids in the lemon may leach toxins from a plastic container into
the drink. Likewise, right after you drink the lemonade, rinse your
mouth with water to clear the lemon and maple syrup from your
teeth.
From Staying Healthy with the Seasons by Elson Haas
(Celestial Arts, 2003).
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