macrobiotics
macrobiotics
Definition
macro·bi·ot·ics (mak′rō bī ät′iks)
mac′ro·bi·ot′ic adjective
macrobiotics
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- try: Q What one piece of advice would you give to someone trying macrobiotics for the first time?
- think: He who thinks that macrobiotics is merely a cure for physical ailments can never really be helped.
- start: A I don't know what to say to the youth starting macrobiotics.
- practice: Many of them are trying to decide between whether to undergo conventional treatments or to practice macrobiotics instead.
- have: That one night changed my outlook on many things, including my future life's work Q How has macrobiotics helped you?
- study: After those exams I decided to then study macrobiotics and use that in my practice as well.
Preposition: for
- time: Q What one piece of advice would you give to someone trying macrobiotics for the first time?
- year: The scientific community attacked organic foods, natural foods, soya foods, vegetarians and macrobiotics for years ( and still do ).
Adjective modifier
- modern: He mentions that George Ohsawa, the founder of modern macrobiotics, taught this palm healing throughout Japan, the US & Europe.
Noun used with modifier
- word: But at some point, don't be afraid to just drop the word macrobiotics altogether.
- teaching: I have also noticed that in teaching macrobiotics on more advanced courses there is an element of pressure on the teacher ( self imposed?
- Zen: Vegetarianism and zen macrobiotics are presented as ' common food fads which may lead to serious problems ' .
- form: In this form macrobiotics passes all the modern tests for healthy eating.
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