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The Food Color Code That Can Change How You Eat ft. Nuri Muhammad | Counsel Culture Show
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10:18Now PlayingNuri Muhammad breaks down the “color code of food,” explaining how red, orange, green, purple, blue, and yellow foods connect to vitality, immunity, digestion, relaxation, antioxidants, and the brain. He also shares his perspective on processed foods, fasting, Ramadan, and how what we eat affects the body, thoughts, and spirit.
The conversation moves into the discipline of fasting, the spiritual purpose of Ramadan, and why Nuri believes the eyes, ears, and mouth are the three gates that shape a person’s mind, body, and soul.
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