What if chicken noodle soup is the key to understanding the secret language of food?
When I was little and sick, my mother always warmed up a can of Campell’s chicken noodle soup and paired it with some Ritz crackers on the side. She topped it off with a cold glass of Ginger Ale. This was a ritual of love and care.
In fact, chicken soup is so well known to help us heal that it has been scientifically proven to help!
Scientists and doctors have studied the healing properties to get a better understanding of how chicken soup help us heal, only to confirm that our mothers were right!
Did you know that chicken soup has been used for thousands of years to help mother’s keep their children healthy?
What if there is more to it than that?
What if the symbolism of the ingredients tells the story of the mother’s love for her child? What if that first woman who made the first bowl of chicken soup was so inspired by nature that she intuitively knew how to select just the right ingredients to prepare with love?
Let’s take a look at the symbolism of the ingredients!
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Chicken has different symbolism all over the world. For me, chickens represent the ultimate mother's nurturing love,
Here are a few other examples:
Courage and community
Cycle of life and death
Embracing curiosity
Acting with bravery
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Carrots are associated with being good for the eyes, so they also symbolize the ability to see. Other's see that carrots symbolize abundance, wealth, and longevity.
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The world onion comes from the Latin word for unity. They also can represent divine healing, protection, rebirth, and regeneration.
One of the popular myths around garlic is that it can protect one and will ward off evil and can be used for purification and cleansing of negative energies. This absolutely would make any mother concerned for the ones that she loves reach for this ingredient when making up soup for someone that is ill.
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Rosemary symbolizes protection, remembrance, love, and healing. Thyme can symbolize purification, cleansing, courage, and strength.
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In the Chinese culture, noodles represent longevity and good health.
So what does the symbolism of the ingredients tell us about chicken soup?
“Chicken noodle soup symbolizes your ability to see mother’s love for you and her desire to protect your good health and longevity”
Experience the secret for yourself!
What if I told you that you can use the secret language of food to create contentment, joy, and meaningful connection with those that you love even if you can’t boil water?
Would you find out if it was free? Because it is!