Diet Guide

The Hallelujah Diet

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Epilepsy HandbookThe Hallelujah DietKeep 85% of your menu as raw, plant-based foods
Ensure that no more than 15% of your daily intake is cooked or processed plant-based foods (TIP: to keep your cooked food portion to a 15% daily maximum, fill up on raw foods first at all meals, then add cooked food at ONE meal)
steer clear of the Foods to Avoid
Breakfast

Before eating anything, take one serving of Barley, either in capsule or powder form (powder form is best if consumed dry). You may take the powder dry, allowing it to dissolve in the mouth or by mixing it with a few ounces of purified water or fresh vegetable or fruit juice.

Eat something easy to digest, like a green smoothie, fruit, whole grain cereal (raw) or oatmeal with rice milk or almond milk.

If you eat cooked food at breakfast, remember to eat raw food for the rest of the day.



NOTE: Children need more than Barley for breakfast; after Barley, a breakfast of raw fruit and whole grain (hot or cold) cereals would be a good choice. Growing children need a diet consisting of about 50% raw foods and 50% cooked foods to insure adequate caloric intake. They need more good fats and proteins than adults and they may need more frequent meals.
Mid-Morning

Drink an 8 oz glass of fresh vegetable juice (two-thirds carrot and one-third greens). If fresh juice is not available, the next best choice is a combination serving of Carrot Juice and Barley, or a piece of juicy, fresh fruit.

Thirty minutes later is an excellent time to use Fiber Cleanse as directed, Flax, or freshly ground flax seed to help maintain optimal bowel function. If you did not have any fiber food for breakfast, a fruit smoothie is an excellent way to take their ground flax seed or Flax meal.

For those who need to stabilize blood sugar, or keep hunger under control and support body weight, some celery sticks, broccoli, or cauliflower florets, etc., spread with almond butter could be consumed.

Lunch

As at breakfast, take a serving of Barley before or with your meal.

If fruit has been consumed during the morning hours, have a vegetable salad. Too much fruit in a day is not advised, and though the sugar is natural, too much sugar can cause problems. (Fruits cleanse the body, while vegetables feed the body.)

While it is preferable to keep the lunch meal raw, a little cooked food at noon is fine, especially if you want to maintain weight. A whole grain pita pocket filled with veggies is a good option.



Mid-Afternoon

Drink an 8 oz glass of carrot/vegetable juice. If juice is not available, a serving of CarrotJuice and Barley, or some carrot or celery sticks would be next best.

Supper

Before or with your supper, have another serving of Barley. Then have a LARGE green salad of leaf lettuce (never head lettuce as it has very little nutritional value) along with a variety of vegetables, including some avocado or ground seeds or nuts.

A blended salad is good for those who have difficulty eating salads. To make a blended salad, include all the veggies that would go into a regular salad plus additional greens (spinach, kale, etc.) and put it in a blender with some carrot juice or a small amount of healthful, homemade salad dressing. Blending increases nutrient value tremendously.

After the salad comes the cooked food portion. This could be steamed veggies, baked sweet potato, whole grains, whole grain pasta, squash (baked or steamed), or beans.

Evening

If desired, enjoy a piece of juicy fresh fruit or a glass of freshly extracted apple or pear juice, or a glass of 100% organic apple or grape juice. It is best to not consume anything containing fiber after the supper hour.
Please see our diet guidelines based upon the Bible and holy books. in the diet link above .Read our diet guide

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