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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

Well done. What really made raw possible for me was a delicious lightly cut salad with dressing and herbs. Sun dried tomatoes and Basil are pretty much the taste givers which make it sooooo good...I highly recommend it! It's also fun being in the kitchen and using a knife the way it should. I remember my first week of raw...Everything went amazingly and then in the second week, I broke out in
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan)

15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

122. Re: water retention and constipation??

Perhaps not enough salt...Maybe your cells aren't absorbing the water and retaining it outside of your cells.
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

123. Honey

I've seen that there's some controversy regarding honey...What are your thoughts on it? I've tried to search for older posts regarding honey but couldn't find any...could anyone link me to them? Thanks, Komby fkin wosname
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

124. Coating on tongue...

I've heard a few different theories on this...I was just wondering if you get a coating on your tongue when going raw and did it ever go?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan)

15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

125. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

baltochef Wrote:> But, we need to realize that many of those > converting from a health conscious perspective > might NEVER adopt the ethical treatment of animals > point-of-view.. > > Does this make them any LESS important to the raw > vegan movement??.. > > I say no!!..Different, without a doubt..But, no > less important than those who believe in the &g
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

126. Re: favorite books..raw and otherwise

I'd recommend anything by Tom Brown but most of all "The way of the scout." A little of Hunter S Thompson (but not too much) I'm not the best reader but I'm a very good thinker so I tend to only have time to read political/philosophical books. I wish I could fit in a novel now and then but I rarely do... Political: Rise of the fourth Reich - Jim Mars. Against Oligarchy - Webs
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

127. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

Don't you think a local firms might conspire to use you people to take down small raw vegitarian restaurant owners that have been taking away their business? It wouldn't be very difficult to do...The local newspapers would love a story where animal rights protesters are picketing a vegitarian restaurant, all the public would see is the signs and then that restaurant and their minds will fill i
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

128. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

suncloud Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It does seem unfortunate that so-called "vegans" > would sell bee products. Has anyone considered > the possibility of hanging out for a while in > front of the restaurant(s) with a sign saying, > "Bees are animals too" or "honey is not vegan". > Or "Honk if you
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

129. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

You've also got the people who look into nature for their diet...If you look at our closest animal relatives, they eat bugs and insects...Perhaps these would be part of our ancestral diet as well. If so then that opens a new type of ethics since the dilema of 'eating our natural ancestral diet' vs 'not hurting one living organism' arises. If one eats our natural ancestral diet, would he then be u
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

130. Re: Magic is in the mind

Wow thanks so much for this video...I've always suspected this but I didn't think the science would catch up. Amazing, this totally discredits eugenics once and for all.
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

131. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

Jgunn Wrote: > but i still feel that singling someone out for an > offhand comment instead of addressing the real > issues from the original post a bit pointless > > my 2 cents Hey it's okay. I think it's because I'm new to this that I sometimes don't know where sensative parts are and I open my mouth (or write stuff down on the keyboard) without thinking. I've read
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

132. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

Jeez, I'm sorry okay!!! Look at the quote for yourself, you'll see that it's taken completely out of context. I was saying I was thinking about meeting up with animal rights people because they have the same kinds of concerns that I do, yet I call them crazy for the way they go about it. Yet it's spun to say that I am calling animal rights people crazy for being 'compassionate' over animals
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

133. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

Point taken...I didn't think about the language I was using. However, a definition of a terrorist would be someone that strikes fear into others for political motivations. If a group were to kidnap a scientist, torture, brand and tattoo the guy to scare other scientists then this is terrorism. Or if you were to dig up their family pets and impail them in their garden then this is terrorism. You m
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

134. Re: has anyone actually increased their flexibility through yoga?

phantom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I used to do yoga every day for several years > before I was raw, and just like running (which I > also used to force myself to do), it was a > NIGHTMARE. Stiff, sore, aches, uncomfortable > breath, just a bad time. > > I went raw after being bed-ridden, so I'm still > experimenting with wha
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

135. Re: Raw food helps posture?

Also calcium plays a role in the tension of muscles while magnesium relaxes them. If your body is pulling calcium off of your bones to balance your blood, would not your muscles become more tense from this action?
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

136. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

liberation Wrote: >watch out, you might get a > hooded visitor after dark;o) This was a joke and I take it as such but it pretty much displays what I meant about the animal rights people that I have known who have been more serious. When people are like this and are serious I call them crazy because they try to build a movement on compassion but then want to terrorise the people that c
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

137. Re: a seeming lack of universal compassion amongst "raw foodists"

When I said the "Crazy" remark...I was thinking about places where I could meet like minded people. I considered Animal Rights people amongst them. If I did not care for animal rights, I would not have considered them. Yet from my experiences (which might be limited) I've found these people to be extreme so while I likened their compassion to animals to my own, the way they go about it
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

138. Re: Are there any raw social meetup groups around the UK?

I was only joking...
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

139. Re: Did Bananaman hit the Zeitgeist?

I'm only 25, still a young buck Ye banana splits was really freaky
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

140. Re: A possibly revolutionary thought about cacao

One way you could test your theory is to take some dmt or ayahuasca orally and if the mao's are being inhibited, you'll trip out. If not then it's not being inhibited...So if you are inhibiting then you could ask others who experience problems are eating things high in tyramine...What a fun test you've got there
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

141. Did Bananaman hit the Zeitgeist?

Do you think there's some truth to this? I remember having a dream where I was meditating and eating a banana at the same time...When I broke meditation, I felt unbelievably happy and I was playing the drums along to the 'banana splits' theme...Then I was going into meditation again really strongly... Is anyone new to this show? I used to love it when I was a kid
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

142. Re: Are there any raw social meetup groups around the UK?

That's because they are crazy.
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

143. has anyone actually increased their flexibility through yoga?

What got me eventually into raw food was my muscles and posture... Even though people doubt what I have said here many times...I promise people I have tried every type of stretching regime and hatha style yoga yet I've never seen any real gains in flexibility. I've tried these over a long period of time... I meditate a lot and I do so cross legged and my legs still ache after about 20 minut
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

144. Re: Links to sauces?

Ye, I didn't use water and used flax seed oil...Very nice though...I'm going to have this as a staple.
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

145. Re: Are there any raw social meetup groups around the UK?

Bit too far out of my way really...Are there any other kinds of groups open to raw...There are animal rights groups but they are a bit crazy...
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

146. Re: Links to sauces?

iLIVE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a really good recipe in my thrive diet book > - it can be heated or left cold; i really loved it > and i'm glad to share it > > spicy sun-dried tomato marinara sauce: > 1 cup sun-dried tomatoes > 1 clove garlic > 1 cup chopped tomatoes > 1 cup water > 1/2 cup grated cucumber &g
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

147. Links to sauces?

I really need to have a good selection of delicious raw sauces...Does anyone have any links? I especially would like a spicy, thickish, tomato kind of sauce. Thanks
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

148. TMJ in Jaw...Does raw help it?

I've seen some people say that TMJ in your jaw is relaxed when you've detoxed from cooked food...Is this true?
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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

149. Are there any raw social meetup groups around the UK?

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15 years ago

Kombaiyashii

150. Re: Does a Romaine lettuce qualify as a dark leafy green?

Thanks for your replys... I was just wondering how much should I eat of leafy greens? KG or LBS accepted
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