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17 years ago
Pistachio
Recently there have been a number of references on the forum to published research articles supporting specific dietary and nutritional views. Sometimes it's fairly easy to understand what the author of the article is attempting to convey, while other times it may seem that only a rocket scientist could relate to what is stated. Yet still in a sense, we are all researchers, since we are learnin
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
272. Re: Garbanzo help
Palex:
I've never tried raw garbanzos that were only soaked so I can't give feedback on that. However I have used sprouted garbanzos and had pretty good results when making hummus.
As far as purchasing them, your health food store may carry them and if they don't, it's likely that they'd know someone in their network of friends that sell it or could get it for you.
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 17 years ago
Pistachio
I've been trying to keep out of the "intellectual argument" melee along the line of thought in this thread and the others that have been popping up the past few months on the forum, as I feel that there are more than enough people sharing their opinions in favor of one side or the other despite the fact that these may or may not reflect my own perspective. However...I guess it's time t
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
274. Re: For Taylor
I have made the raw apple pie and enjoyed it. When I see recipes I like I print them and add them to my collection. Most of them came from this forum. The good thing about raw recipes is that you can be spontaneous and modify them as you go along and they still turn out good, just with a different twist.
Here are other pie variations people have shared:
For the crust: sunflower seeds, ra
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 17 years ago
Pistachio
275. For Taylor
Hi Taylor:
I made a broccoli concoction this evening and seeing you recent posts on the broccoli soup I decided to pass this one along in case you'd want other broccoli variations.
Here it is:
I used leftovers from a dip (tahini, cashew, ground flax seeds and dates) originally made to go along with dehydrated plaintains.
Then I added the broccoli, yellow bell pepper, curry powder and
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 17 years ago
Pistachio
This reminds me of a class I took that included swabbing different places to see what types of bacteria would grow in the cultures. Interestingly, the restrooms (toilet seats, etc) had the least amount, while our skins and other areas that one would not think as harboring germs had the most growth.
That being said, my take on it is that there is a need for balance. Yes, it is important to be
Forum: Other Health Related 17 years ago
Pistachio
There is an epilepsy/seizure forum on curezone that you may want to check out or post on as well.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
278. Re: This is a rant
I used to feel on the spot at first when teased, but now when I get the "what's that" question by people who tend to be cynical, I'm proactive and come up with some of the more sarcastic comments used by others about my drink, i.e.
"I know it looks like sewer water, but guess what, it's not and furthermore it's full of the nutrients from vegetables that your body needs."
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
279. Re: Plaintains
rawrnr Wrote:
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> can these be part of the 811 diet or are they
> considered a starch?
>
> fully ripe and black..
Plantains can be enjoyed ripe while they are still yellow, before they turn black.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
soulrebel Wrote:
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> i must be out of my mind because i like the smell
> of a fresh ripe durian. one of the best foods i
> ever tasted...i truly enjoy it!
I agree that the taste of a ripe durian is great and indulging,but...
its strong smell is as equally intense!!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
Imagine someone with unwashed sneakers wearing socks while perspiring profusely in his feet and then storing those socks in a poorly ventilated setting and forgetting about them for a few days.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
Even if your fruit/veggie choices are limited, it may be helpful to vary how you prepare them. For instance with an apple, you could eat it as is or add a little water and spices and make apple sauce in a food processor or a blender; you could blend the apple with other fruits and make a smoothie; another idea is to crush nuts with dates, honey or agave, make a base and fill it with apple sauce.
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 17 years ago
Pistachio
283. Re: to Bryan
Rainbow:
When I began to implement food combining principles, almost right away the afternoon sleepiness that I'd usually get disappeared. What I believe happened is that less energy and effort was put into trying to digest what I was eating and that extra energy was enough to keep me awake. Until you are able to take off time for a fast or rest, you may want to look into this.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
I'm curious. Is there any mention in this program regarding effects of/problems with ketone bodies given the high percentage of fats consumed with this diet?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
Overcoming bread and other grain addictions has been a major challenge for many people as previous posts in this and other forums can attest to. The good news is that it can be overcome, with some people in a short time, while for others it may take more effort. There is information out there in books and online with theories and viewpoints on the reason for this.
Forum: Meeting Place 17 years ago
Pistachio
286. Re: Pill remedies
Uma Wrote:
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> LOL! What's scary is how much i used to be able to
> relate to those pill poppers!
Uma:
I understand where you are coming from. There was a time when fixed staples in the glove compartment of my car had to include travel size antacids, antihistamines, etc. not to mention the medicine cabinet inventory.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
It is possible that it could be detox. In the event that there are no other factors influencing your headache, what has happened to many of us is that toxic stuff that should never be hanging around in the first place is stirred up before being eliminated, as the body is provided with extra energy from nourishing foods. During that time, there may be headaches or other minor discomforts.
Forum: Meeting Place 17 years ago
Pistachio
If you are into the doshas, (vata,pitta, kapha) Gabriel Cousen's Conscious Eating indicate which recipes in the book balance, are neutral to or unbalance the doshas.
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 17 years ago
Pistachio
289. Pill remedies
Just in case we need a reminder of the advantages and natural benefits of going vegan and/or raw
prescription remedies
We've come a long way...
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
290. Re: Low energy
Could there be emotional issues going on at present or that you are detoxing from that happened in your past? Sometimes when improving the quality of dietary nutrients it gives the body extra energy to deal with not only current needs but to address old issues.
If there's a lot of repairing to be done--physical or emotional--your body may compel you to rest a lot more than usual.
This m
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
I have also. It happened almost out of the blue and lasted only a couple of days. The interesting thing is that it was identical to a condition I experienced years ago and I believe my body was experiencing a 'retracing' as it was likely stored in my cell's memory and just suppressed instead of resolved. Although it was uncomfortable, it went away as quickly as it came.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
292. Re: Foods & ALS
You may want to check out the support forum at curezone and post your question there.
Forum: Other Health Related 17 years ago
Pistachio
mikeschn Wrote:
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> 29 Then God said, "Look! I have given you every
> seed-bearing plant throughout the earth and all
> the fruit trees for your food.
>
> Can we assume that rice and potatoes were not
> designed to be eaten by us? This kind of thinking
> can be carried over to many other foods and
&
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
No need to continue using the glove compartment in my car as a mini pharmacy with antacids, antihistamines, tylenol, etc.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
arilraw Wrote:
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> Rather coincidental that you should write that
> post. I walk around in t-shirst or the like
> when most around here are wearing winter clothing.
> Now this may be fromspending 30 years of life in WI,
> or from eating well -probably a combination of both.
It actually may not be a coincidence. Here
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
Funky Rob Wrote:
> My agent told me that I held the patent. I will
> have to get my private investigator on to this one
Sorry Rob, La V. bid for office first, and she seems 'naturally ' ready for the role she's been cultivating'.
As such, I hereby officially proclaim, along with full support by the living foods found in nature (Bryan didn't say that this group was already tradema
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
la_veronique Wrote:
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> what's wrong with natural hygiene? its the most uncluttered
> simple cheapest of all the other raw vegan diets
> its like the kinda diet that u could live off
> but what they hey to each their own
La V.:
I couldn't agree more. Some of the initial books I read on a more natural way of eating
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
298. Re: Sugar cane
sodoffsocks Wrote:
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> What could I do with the Sugar Cane?
Just peeling and eating cane by itself is filling and enjoyable. Some varieties taste better than others. It's definitely a mild exercise on your jaw muscles.
If you have a manual meat grinder you could try making your own cane juice. I found it difficult making
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
Longtimeraw:
My post was not specifically targeting followers of NH principles. Rather, it was aimed at the apparent negative tone some of the postings were taking on, with a tendency towards putting down others because one approach to raw/uncooked eating did not match the other's -- almost like a holier than thou or rather a rawer than thou attitude.
There is obviously no one absolute 'ri
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
Pistachio
Recently some posts seem entirely focused on bashing others because although identifying themselves as raw they:
use supplements;
add b12 to their diet;
use a high volume of nuts;
eat all fruit;
eat no fruit;
eat all vegetables;
use honey;
acknowledge they likely have nutritional deficiencies;
eat fruits that may have almost microscopic insects on them;
actually hav
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