Sue's Healthy Minutes with Sue Becker | The Bread Beckers

In this episode, Sue Becker concludes her 7 Steps to Healthy Living, with step number 7, The Importance of Rest.

In our present days, stress has become more of a common household word, and finding relief from that stress is a growing concern for many. In addition to things that were previously considered common stressors, we are now faced with new and additional culprits that seem to add even more stress into our every day lives. What was once known as normal stressors are now compounded with the additional influence of social media and news articles.

Today, Sue delivers powerful information on the importance of getting good rest - not just nightly but daily and weekly as well.

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Sue Becker shares about the importance of implementing daily exercise, as she continues with step number 6 of her 7 Steps to Healthy Living. While this step may not directly pertain to healthy eating, it is definitely an important part of healthy living.

Our bodies were created to work. The bones, muscles, and internal systems in our bodies depend on our physical movement in order to work properly, and Sue shares a few practical ways to get our bodies moving, no matter what stage of life we find ourselves in.

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In today's society, there is a growing trend of minimalism that motivates us to get rid of the things we do not need and live a more simplified life. This trend encourages us to get rid of the junk in our homes and lives, which allows us more space and time to enjoy our life and the things we love.

In this episode, Sue Becker encourages us to continue this trend in our bodies. With her 5th Step to Healthy Living, she inspires us to get rid of all of the unnecessary items in our grocery carts, our pantry, and the foods we consume daily. Getting rid of this junk will allow us to live a more healthy and abundant life as well.

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Today, Sue Becker continues with her 7 steps to Healthy Living with step number 4, Eat Your Fruits and Vegetables. In Genesis 1:11-12, God commanded the earth to bring forth vegetation - seeds and the fruit of the plant that has seeds in them. Then, He gives it to us for food.

Sue continues to remind us of the importance of seeds, such as grains and beans and introduces the fruit of the seeds, which are fruits and vegetables. In this episode, she discusses the role of both in our bodies and how God has provided, not just our immediate food needs, but our future food needs as well.

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Today, Sue Becker addresses the 3rd step, in her 7 Steps to Healthy Living, and this step includes re-establishing and feeding our good gut organisms.

With today's current health concerns, much attention and marketing is given to boosting our immune systems. It is widely accepted that re-establishing our good gut organisms and micro-flora is a vital part in protecting us against unwanted invasion and establishment of disease-causing organisms. However, boosting our immune system is more complex than just taking a supplement or an herb, and we must be careful.

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With all the diets proclaiming to be the best, i.e. vegan, vegetarian, paleo, keto, low carb, no carb, no fat..., we seem to have trouble knowing what to believe. Does healthy eating really have to be so complicated and restrictive? In today's episode, Sue emphatically answers this question and how making one simple change - simply eating real food - can give the health benefits we need to lead a healthier lifestyle.

Sue also explains her 7 Steps to Healthy Living and greatly defines the importance of drinking more water. She gives a quick recap of how making just one simple and delicious change in the beginning of her health journey - making bread from freshly milled grain, dramatically changed the health of her and her family.

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Perhaps by now, after listening to previous episodes, you may be convinced that real bread just may be the answer to some of your health issues. However, with all of the confusing and conflicting information regarding grains, along with the anti-grain, anti-wheat, anti-gluten propaganda, it's difficult to know what to believe. You still have questions, and we understand. In today's episode, we hope to answer some of your questions and put your mind at ease about a few of your concerns.

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With hopes of giving a bit of encouragement, in today's episode, Sue shares a couple of war stories. She talks about how physical stamina, strength, long life, and overall good health had been attributed to dietary dependence on whole grains, particularly wheat, in times of war. She shares how the new whole refined grains made a significant contribution to the increase of diseases and how, during war, mills were forbidden to separate the bran and germ and were not allowed to make white bread.

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In today's episode, Sue shares some amazing wart stories. A few are her own, and the rest are stories that customers have shared with her over the years. Please make sure to listen all the way to the end, as Sue explains, in detail, the role of real bread, its health significance, and relevance to the current crisis we are all facing today.

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Today, we share our first It's The Bread Story, with guest and friend, Tiffany Thompson. Tiffany shares how eating bread made from freshly milled flour immediately changed her life and the lives of her family. She shares how she first got started and why, and the surprise she discovered soon after she began this new journey. We are sure that today's episode will leave you inspired and encouraged.

Topics mentioned in this episode: constipation, eczema, bronchitis, allergies, tonsils, sinus issues

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Learn more about baking with freshly-milled flour with The Essential Home-Ground Flour Book, by Sue Becker, https://bit.ly/essentialhomegroundflourbook.

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