SueZ Wrote:
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> > jtprindl Wrote:
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> > > I enjoy Tavis' energy and calmness and liked
> > his
> > > message at the end of that video. Plus the
> dish
> > > looked delicious.
> >
> > Tavis seems to me to be a very good man. He's
> > especially advanced, IMO.
> >
> > I just had the dish, in soup form, and will
> have
> > it again tomorrow. There really seems to be
> magic
> > in the combination. Today I had some black
> walnuts
> > with it on the side. I liked that with it, too.
> I
> > wouldn't worry one bit about food combining
> theory
> > with all the antioxidants and natural
> > preservatives in this medicinal dish - not that
> I
> > buy into that theory anyway.
>
>
> I have been having this every day and it is by far
> the most cleansing food I've had. This could be
> partly because all the seeds and peppers are
> bashed to dust in the VitaMix because I have it in
> a very easily digestible soup form. I don't know,
> but the two times I had it twice in one day it
> completely clobbered me so bad I had trouble even
> walking to the mailbox. It's also the first thing
> ever that has been able to restore my old stained
> VitaMix carafe back to it's original color.

This is the recipe I'm talking about. I wonder if by pulverizing it into soup I'm ratcheting it up a few notches in potency. Pomegranates alone and in other combinations never do this to me.

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The big issue is how to eat it.
It is hard to chew it properly.
And blending destroys nutrients.

"And blending destroys nutrients"

I hear this a lot but where's the evidence?

Pomegranate, yum. I love to have it in a salad.


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jtprindl Wrote:
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> "And blending destroys nutrients"
>
> I hear this a lot but where's the evidence?


There was an experiment posted on this forum about someone feeding growing plants with blended water, the plants died. The control group plants watered normally did not die.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/13/2014 03:32PM by CommonSenseRaw.

CommonSenseRaw Wrote:
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> jtprindl Wrote:
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> > "And blending destroys nutrients"
> >
> > I hear this a lot but where's the evidence?
>
>
> There was an experiment posted on this forum about
> someone feeding growing plants with blended water,
> the plants died. The control group plants watered
> normally did not die.

Really? No one can be that stupid. Can they? Did they provide pictures? Where is this rare and exquisite jewel of a post? It must be restored to it's well earned glory onto page one of this forum as soon as possible or people with blenders will DIE.

unrefined cold-blended nutrients are best. The oxigen destoys the nutrients. Avoid radiation as it increases free radicals (water breaks into O OH+ intead of the natural O+ OH). Visible color changes due to oxidation (free). If you have money like kunfu master Suez, get a pocket $500 geiger counter for the final inspection

Panchito Wrote:
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> unrefined cold-blended nutrients are best. The
> oxigen destoys the nutrients. Avoid radiation as
> it increases free radicals (water breaks into O
> OH+ intead of the natural O+ OH). Visible color
> changes due to oxidation (free). If you have money
> like kunfu master Suez, get a pocket $500 geiger
> counter for the final inspection

That's quite a rat's nest skein of twisted mangled thought hair balls you've got going there, Panchito. Sometimes it's best to throw the mess out and start afresh if comprehensibility is the aim.

SueZ Wrote:
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> CommonSenseRaw Wrote:
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> > jtprindl Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > "And blending destroys nutrients"
> > >
> > > I hear this a lot but where's the evidence?
> >
> >
> > There was an experiment posted on this forum
> about
> > someone feeding growing plants with blended
> water,
> > the plants died. The control group plants
> watered
> > normally did not die.
>
> Really? No one can be that stupid. Can they? Did
> they provide pictures? Where is this rare and
> exquisite jewel of a post? It must be restored to
> it's well earned glory onto page one of this forum
> as soon as possible or people with blenders will
> DIE.

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CommonSenseRaw Wrote:
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> SueZ Wrote:
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> > CommonSenseRaw Wrote:
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> > > jtprindl Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
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> >
> > > -----
> > > > "And blending destroys nutrients"
> > > >
> > > > I hear this a lot but where's the evidence?
> > >
> > >
> > > There was an experiment posted on this forum
> > about
> > > someone feeding growing plants with blended
> > water,
> > > the plants died. The control group plants
> > watered
> > > normally did not die.
> >
> > Really? No one can be that stupid. Can they?
> Did
> > they provide pictures? Where is this rare and
> > exquisite jewel of a post? It must be restored
> to
> > it's well earned glory onto page one of this
> forum
> > as soon as possible or people with blenders
> will
> > DIE.
>
> [www.rawfoodsupport.com]

I thought you MUST be joking but there it is. I googled this guy and saw him billed as "The Wheatgrass King" at Hippocrates Institute and the one post wonder thread is TSM's!@#$%%!!!

So are those indoctrinated into the Hippocrates Institute version of reality simply taking everything as an absolute truth on the king's word alone? The so called controlled experiment results with water that the "king" spun in a blender which supposedly killed his plants was extrapolated on and everyone just bought into it's idiocy as though it must be a fact for everything spun in a blender?

Is there more to the story or is this incredible nonsense the whole of it?

**Ah I just noticed that you just had posted one post from a different thread and it wasn't in it's own thread. I hate to bring that thread back up to page one but am going to have to.

***That thread is not coming up on a quick site search for some reason. Maybe TSM will see his post here and respond.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/13/2014 08:52PM by SueZ.

Juicing works, blending is questionable.
What we may need instead of blending is to use machine that would slowly grind veggies and some juicers do have homogenizing screen to that.

CommonSenseRaw Wrote:
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> Juicing works, blending is questionable.
> What we may need instead of blending is to use
> machine that would slowly grind veggies and some
> juicers do have homogenizing screen to that.

Why do you sound like a robot to me?

Like Yogi Berra would have said, I did not say what I just said.



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SueZ Wrote:
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> > > CommonSenseRaw Wrote:
> > >
> >
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> >
> > > -----
> > > > jtprindl Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > "And blending destroys nutrients"
> > > > >
> > > > > I hear this a lot but where's the
> evidence?
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > There was an experiment posted on this
> forum
> > > about
> > > > someone feeding growing plants with blended
> > > water,
> > > > the plants died. The control group plants
> > > watered
> > > > normally did not die.
> > >
> > > Really? No one can be that stupid. Can they?
> > Did
> > > they provide pictures? Where is this rare and
> > > exquisite jewel of a post? It must be
> restored
> > to
> > > it's well earned glory onto page one of this
> > forum
> > > as soon as possible or people with blenders
> > will
> > > DIE.
> >
> >
> [www.rawfoodsupport.com]
>
> I thought you MUST be joking but there it is. I
> googled this guy and saw him billed as "The
> Wheatgrass King" at Hippocrates Institute and the
> one post wonder thread is TSM's!@#$%%!!!
>
> So are those indoctrinated into the Hippocrates
> Institute version of reality simply taking
> everything as an absolute truth on the king's word
> alone? The so called controlled experiment results
> with water that the "king" spun in a blender which
> supposedly killed his plants was extrapolated on
> and everyone just bought into it's idiocy as
> though it must be a fact for everything spun in a
> blender?
>
> Is there more to the story or is this incredible
> nonsense the whole of it?
>
> **Ah I just noticed that you just had posted one
> post from a different thread and it wasn't in it's
> own thread. I hate to bring that thread back up to
> page one but am going to have to.
>
> ***That thread is not coming up on a quick site
> search for some reason. Maybe TSM will see his
> post here and respond.

I wonder if TSM has seen this.

If freezing does not damage nutrients that much, this is the time to buy pomegranates and freeze the seed.
Many local stores have it at 2 dollars.

SueZ Wrote:
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> Panchito Wrote:
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> > unrefined cold-blended nutrients are best. The
> > oxigen destoys the nutrients. Avoid radiation
> as
> > it increases free radicals (water breaks into O
> > OH+ intead of the natural O+ OH). Visible color
> > changes due to oxidation (free). If you have
> money
> > like kunfu master Suez, get a pocket $500
> geiger
> > counter for the final inspection
>
> That's quite a rat's nest skein of twisted mangled
> thought hair balls you've got going there,
> Panchito. Sometimes it's best to throw the mess
> out and start afresh if comprehensibility is the
> aim.

So you've run away to start yet another thread on pomegranates I see...

Anyway, I did a little experimental test and found that the arils do not explode when frozen as I expected them to. I will freeze more to see if the freezing makes the juice taste different or if the freezing seems to lower their potency impact.