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9 years ago
Tai
Vitality, since you only believe in NH philosophy, here is a NH lady talking about B-12:
THere is a 5 part series on b12 here:
Forum: Other Health Related 9 years ago
Tai
Hi SueZ,
thanks for your answers.
where did you buy your shilajit? I am willing to check it out.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Arugula wrote:
EVOO
Tai:
What is that?
Thanks for your responses. THe liver injections seemed retarded to me in the Gerson therapy.
JTP:
I believe you that blue green algae raises B-12 level. But the bigger issue is the toxicity issue.
Thanks for the coconut info. I can digest raw fresh coconut milk just fine (plus feeling full), but I can always tell when chefs put coconut oil
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Vitality wrote:
For example if an arm is infected badly and the body cannot restore this arm in time, without letting this infection spread to other parts of the body, yes perhaps a removal of the arm is necessary. Nature is limited in her restorative power. And we are supposed to support nature but doing so we must sacrifice.
Tai:
Herbalists have saved gangrenous limbs so often. To not try
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
JTP wrote:
The leaves still contain THC but in very small amounts. I have not heard of anyone getting high from cannabis leaf juice.
Tai:
Juicing is not the only way to ingest the raw leaves and will probably be the most benign method.
Grasshopper, I will PM you the real data tonight when I have time.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1386. Re: general question
Fresh wrote:
however, above you are trying to imply something, that with the poultice she would have healed faster and there is no evidence to support that implication.
Tai:
Freshy, I have used this poultice on broken bones, spinal stenosis, herniated discs, all kinds of injuries and a RUPTURED disc with SUCCESS. This poultice has decades of success with tons of people (the evidence is overw
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Vitality wrote:
I will read on that case but are you sure she would have gotten better with antibiotics? But I do not necessarily believe that drugs never can have benefits but certainly never in a state of health
Tai:
Watch her own testimony on youtube. She had a raging infection and her mom drove her 5 hours to the nearest hospital from Doug's retreat. They gave her antibiotics and they wo
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
JTP wrote:
Was it raw?
Tai:
Paul said to cook mushrooms for one minute to kill any bacteria. I made a miso soup. Just miso and water and mushroom. A big mushroom. I have dehydrated mushrooms in the dehydrator and eaten them raw that way. They don't hurt the stomach that way. But Paul said that bacterial contamination is an issue.
JTP wrote:
"So eating raw cannabis will not produ
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
To JTP:
FYI, I have all of Paul Stamets' books and I highly recommend his research. I have talked with him in person and I think he is one of the essential environmentalists (understands how to clean up landfills, oilspills, heavy metal and radiation poisoning control, alternatives to gassing homes for termites, etc.) Plus the data he has gathered to help so many diseases with mushrooms, inclu
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
To SueZ:
How long on your Tavis program did your teeth heal and stop being loose? I assume that the one year on Morse's herbs did not resolve it? Were your teeth affected in anyway on the Morse program, either positively or negatively? Did you ever take herbs before to that extent on the Morse program? (It sounds like you make have done a lot of herbs). So have you been raw for three years no
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
tezcal wrote:
for the cactus aloe smoothies, i have been blending it with the skin on out of convenience. do you and tai recommend removing the skin?
Tai:
I can understand if the leaves are really small and it's too much work, but for big leaves, why add the skin? I have never seen a bug eating aloe. I have had to pick out snails from the very base, but never the length of the leaf. So, th
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Vitality wrote:
Date: February 05, 2015 06:56PM
I read some asian medicine too. They are undoubtedly right in many things, but I really cannot understand why we should consume hot, spicy and actually irritating stuff like ginger and onions? Everything that results in pain when eating it, can it really be good? I'm not saying that taoism etc is all about herbs and spices, just saying that, bec
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
JTP wrote:
Do you just soak whatever tea in water overnight?
Tai:
Yes. but it only works for leaves and flowers and berries. If you want a real tea of bark and roots, you need heat, at least from the blazing sun minimally and you should shred the stuff, otherwise it won't work.
vitality wrote:
We cannot eat a certain seed to nourish our feet, and a particular fruit to nourish our han
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
JTP wrote:
passionflower
Tai:
HOw do you consume this JTP? I have a vine growing and I am challenged by the seeds.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Vitality,
you are so wise. What country to do you live in? Were you physiologically depressed then and not psychologically depressed, because your philosophy sounds so healthy?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Raw P wrote:
I use one room in my house to grow my sprouts and micro greens and they are the basis of my diet
Tai:
Nice. I have a greenhouse in a box that I haven't built yet. I tried growing trays in makeshift mini greenhouses and the little animals found ways to get in, so I have only made grass juice sporadically. To have a devoted room creates the organization to make it a dependable an
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
Tavis also said that if you can't wait to have your meal that it's fine to take a spoonful of raw vegan oil or some nuts to get you through the day.
Tai:
So how do you eat your nuts? Do you sprout/soak them or eat them raw or in a nutmilk?
THanks for that sharing above about your teeth. Amazing. My friend's religion has kept him from paying attention to nutrition or listeni
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Raw Practicalist, I am so intrigued by your diet and I like your logic. You think so clearly. I am curious how you get enough calories in your diet when healthy fruit is not so abundant, like in the winter.
Can you share an average week of what you eat? I am not asking you to spell it all out. But like how many trays of grass and how many boxes of fruit and things like that. And how lon
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
Tavis also said that if you can't wait to have your meal that it's fine to take a spoonful of raw vegan oil or
Tai:
HI SueZ. I saw that you and Suncloud were sharing that you both were not into sprouted and dehydated nuts. Did I read that right? Well, I have taken the time to sprout sesame seeds (and other seeds) with little buds not tails and dehydrate them and make them into
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Thanks Sprouty.
I never got into Vik. I kind of got turned off by his book and also by his way of speaking. But you have introduced him in an important way to me and I will revisit him.
Thanks for the B-12 info. I am going to compare prices with my current lab and spectracell and I will share later.
I also read that aloe has B-12.
What strains of ferments produce more B-12?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1401. Re: texture
LaV wrote:
But what did you mean by the heat to make the coconut cream melt. If you grind coconut in a twin gear.. .isn't it already "melty" or wa
Tai:
I put dried shredded coconut into the machine. eventually it turns into coconut butter and it is liquid. If you let it sit overnight, as I once did, it turns solid. When it is liquid, it is not hot or even warm. Just the friction
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Dear John
Thank you so much.
A great file you have there.
WHat kind of raw diet were these women on to get rid of PCOS?
your file preview stated:
• Chinese medicine does not address hormone problems and conventional medicine does not address liver congestion problems.
Tai:
Chinese medicine is great for hormones, FYI. I have helped a lot of women.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
I wrote this quickly. I didn't mean this exclusively for Arugula. Anyone is welcome to share.
Has anyone seen their cholesterol go up by eating coconut oil or whole mature coconut products?
What are people's experiences with the different B-12 products out there, including the patches?
What do people think of Esselstyn and his diet recommendation?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Hi JOhn,
May I ask what iodine you take, and if you eat seaweed, and if so, what kind? And what test do you recommend to test for iodine deficiency?
Thank you!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
P.S. What do you think about Esselstyn saying to avoid oil and fruit juice? Is that only if you have heart disease? What do you think about his message?
Did he mean that absolutely? Doesn't fruit juice become something else, when it is blended with green leaves or similar things to make a smoothie?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1406. Questions for Arugula
Arugula wrote:
There is significantly less evidence for sea vegetables
Tai:
So where do you/the literature recommend to get iodine from a food source? What test do you recommend to check levels? Do you eat seaweed, and if so, what kind?
Arugula wrote:
sprouts can provide profound benefits in the context of a balanced diet. By balanced, I mean no deficiencies are present and energy balan
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1407. Re: general question
JTP wrote:
Arugula's message could potentially be dangerous to those with a serious disease because she could tell this person that TCM herbs or super foods only serve to make companies money and therefore would not help, taking a major healing opportunity away from a person in desperate need.
Tai:
I just joined this forum, so I have no idea of the interactions you all have had in the past.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1408. Re: general question
To JTP:
IN this world, you will meet many different kinds of people who will not want to take herbs and supplements. You need to learn to accept that and not strain relationships over a different opinion. Sometimes there will be NO meeting of the minds and NO agreement on the subject. BEst to focus on what you do agree on and have in common.
Before I begin, I just want to say that there is
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1409. Re: texture
LaV:
There are two parts to the melanger: the stone wheel and container (one part) and the motor (the second part). The motor gets hot. I have gotten used to unplugging the power from my Mac laptop because sometimes the battery breaks from too much heat and they are expensive to replace. So, maybe it's my supstition to turn off the motor periodically and not let it run continuously.
So
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Tezca wrote:
Seems like it would be akin to a professional basketball player going to a high school court, dunking on everyone and then proceeding to tell them how much they suck, what they're doing wrong, etc. If lebron did this most people would think he was one of John's favorite psychopaths
Tai:
WHen you are trying to improve, it is a blessing if someone wiser can point out your shortcom
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