When my wife, Marilyn, began to experience “female” problems we began to look for answers in the doctor’s office.  Not once did the doctors question us about our diet.  Instead they offered the only legal option for them, and that was medication or surgery.   The medication only addressed the symptoms and not very effectively.   So we opted for surgery, which was endoscopic removal of her female organs.  After terrible pain of surgery and months of suffering with symptoms such as lack of energy, tingling all over, sleeplessness, muscular pain all over, and  a general feeling of flu-like symptoms, we were at the end of our patience.  Nine medical doctors had used everything they knew to try to relieve Marilyn’s symptoms to no avail.   Marilyn even began planning her funeral.

Then a friend of ours suggested a new diet that was said to help just about any problem.   What had we to lose?  We tried this new diet for three months without any obvious help.  Then one morning, after three months and three weeks on this diet, Marilyn came to the breakfast table and said “I don’t have any symptoms any more”.   That was over ten years ago and the symptoms of fibromyalgia have never returned.

What was this diet?  It is the plant-based diet of Genesis 1:29, which says “And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.”  So, we fasted from all animal and dairy products and started juicing carrots and spinach and beets and a few other vegetables.  And we started taking a dehydrated barley grass juice along with either distilled water or fresh carrot juice.  And we started losing weight and getting healthier.

But what about the Christians who think it is a sin to fast from meat?  After all, didn’t Jesus eat meat?  After all, didn’t Peter and Paul say we ought to eat meat and not call it a sin?  For answers to those questions get my book, “Winning the Battle for the Body” at http://www.alphaomegafood.com/bkwinbattle.htm

I welcome your comments and email.

The first book, “Hallelujah! Simple Weekly Meal Plans”, has been a best seller at Hallelujah Acres, the headquarters of The Hallelujah Diet & Lifestyle.  We are working on digitizing it also and it should be available in a matter of weeks.

Marilyn’s new eBook has four weeks of planned menus, with a grocery list for each week.  It is the purpose of the book to help busy families to have a way to go healthy and not have to spend hours in the kitchen.  This book proves that vegan meal planning can be simple and great-tasting.  The book sells for $12.95 and is formatted for PC or the Mac.

“Hallelujah! More Simple Weekly Meal Plans” has many interesting chapters including: “Breakfast Ideas for Children”, “Alternatives for White Sugar”, “How to Control Snacking”, and “Dangers of Animal Flesh”.

The eBook also has special sections such as “Sweet, Neat Treats”, “Special Occasion Foods”, and “Salad Dressings”.

The eBook is complete with index of recipes and a Meal Planning Chart that can be printed and posted on your refrigerator.  The entire book is printable, as is any single page, but only for the use of the buyer.

The order process is this.  Go to http://www.alphaomegafood.com and click on Marilyn Polk’s picture.  Then click on the “Buy Now” button, which is secure PayPal processing.  After card holder information is gathered and processing is complete, an email is sent to the customer with Download Site, User Name, and Unlock Code.  The book is in html format and can be unlocked to PC or Mac.

For questions or support for the eBook, call Doug or Marilyn Polk at 877-200-0862.  This book could literally change your life and enrich the lives of your family members.