Recipe Repairs

Download to your desktop a copy of the ebook Recipe Repairs. It is designed to support personal and corporate wellness programs. It introduces tools for making Repairs plus reasons why Repairs should be made. On page 6, discover your daily burn rate with a downloadable Excel spreadsheet, and on page 9, discover your likely HUFA balance with omega 3-6 balance scores and the Omega Meals app. 

Recipe repairs are needed for wellness programs that urge people to “eat healthy”, because “healthy” needs clear definition. Two preventable nutrient conditions strongly affect health: too many calories per meal and an imbalance of omega-3 and omega-6 nutrients.Nix6 Eat3 balance believe Recipe Repairs has tools that help you plan to eat what tastes good while you also balance food energy.

Eating more seafood is a strong step forward to a better nutrient balance. Some history of human food habits and how they changed can help you recognize why Recipe Repairs are needed now. Eating twenty different food items usually gives you most of your needed vitamins, minerals and nutrients.

NIX6 or EAT3 files list food items to either avoid or prefer as you build your own anti-inflammatory diet.  On-line balance scores help you quickly see the balance of omega nutrients in a food item, and Omega Meals combines your food choices to help you make your own personal recipes and food plans that have a better than average overall daily Omega 3 – 6 balance. Three menu plans show how eating foods with positive scores to replace foods with negative scores gives a better balance of omega-3 and omega-6 nutrients.

Clark & Lands showed in 2016 how informed food choices aid wellness and effective preventive nutrition.The diverse Daily Plans in Omega Meals show that food choices CAN give desired scores, but plans often don’t quite have the desired overall omega-3 score. That’s when many people use supplements to reach their goal while still eating many foods with fairly negative scores. Oils for omega-3 supplements are: salmon, +263; menhaden, +200; sardine, +166; cod liver, +140; flax oil, +46. One teaspoon is equivalent to five 1-gram capsules and has about 41 kcals. Most supplements are less than half omega-3, and more costly ones have more omega-3 nutrients per gram.

revised April, 2022