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11 years ago
macfly
Lower prices, more books!
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Doing some spring cleaning and ready to pass these onto a new home. All books
are in excellent condition and have been lovingly cared for. Will sell separately
for prices listed below (plus shipping) or make me an offer for everything.
Contact me at adam311 at cox dot net if interested.
Living Nutrition Volumes 16-20 - $8 each
(see contents here:
)
Forum: Classifieds for individuals 11 years ago
macfly
Survival In The 21st Century: Planetary Healer's Manual - Viktoras Kulvinskas (1979) - $20
Sprout For The Love Of Every Body - Viktoras Kulvinskas (1978) - $20
Primitive Man and His Food - Arnold Devries (1952, hardcover) - $30
Tissue Cleansing Through Bowel Management - Bernard Jensen (1981) - $14
Water Can Undermine Your Health - Norman Walker (1974) - $14
Colon Health: The Key To A Vi
Forum: Classifieds for individuals 12 years ago
macfly
Bought these on eBay to replace the nozzles in an older out of production Omega juicer. Turns out they don't fit, so I have no use for them. I'm asking $6 including shipping.
Forum: Classifieds for individuals 12 years ago
macfly
Survival In The 21st Century: Planetary Healer's Manual - Viktoras Kulvinskas (1979) - $25
Sprout For The Love Of Every Body - Viktoras Kulvinskas (1978) - $20
Primitive Man and His Food - Arnold Devries (1952, hardcover) - $25
Tissue Cleansing Through Bowel Management - Bernard Jensen (1981) - $14
Water Can Undermine Your Health - Norman Walker (1974) - $14
Colon Health: The Key To A Vibran
Forum: Classifieds for individuals 15 years ago
macfly
I went in 2006, probably will not be able to afford it ever again, but HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! have a blast F1!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
Audrey Walker overcame fibromyalgia on raw food. Her story is really inspiring!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
Knapweed, that's a thistle, right? That stuff is really vigorous and it's gonna grow right back if you slash it down, even if you throw mulch on top of it. So, maybe we can flip your knapweed "problem" upside-down. Knapweed thrives in continually disturbed soils that never evolve past the first couple stages of succession. If the area is left undisturbed, the knapweed may eventually giv
Forum: Sprouting and Organic Gardening 16 years ago
macfly
1 pint-sized clamshell of cherry tomatoes
4 baby portabella mushrooms
Handful of fresh basil
juice of 1/2 meyer lemon
Tonight I processed everything above in a food processor and tossed the resulting marinara with spiralized zucchini and broccoli florets. I served the whole thing over torn spinach leaves. Really satisfied my need for something gourmet without overt fats or spices!
Forum: Recipes and Food Preparation 16 years ago
macfly
Shaine, thanks for sharing your travels with us. I can't wait to get to Costa Rica, it's been a dream of mine for over 3 years now. Glad all was well with the jellyfish sting...how many people out there can say they hugged a jellyfish, eh? I've seen videos of people tearing open cocos in the tropics. That rrrrripping noise the husk makes sounds sooooooooo satisfying! Think it'd be possible to lea
Forum: Raw Diary - Your Personal Experience 16 years ago
macfly
Hey Angie,
You don't have to wait 1-2 years to plant stuff! There is a concept in the world of Permaculture called "sheet mulching" that allows you to compost and plant crops in the same space. Basically, you first mow down weeds and grasses in the area you're working with and leave them there. Then you add build layers of organic material and add a weed barrier on top of it. The wee
Forum: Sprouting and Organic Gardening 16 years ago
macfly
Bryan, is there a picture or information online about those Saran covers? I'd like to get one before next summer's watermelon feast.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
We recently had an infestation of those moths. The most common species is called the Indian Meal Moth. I went and vaccumed out the cupboards and removed all of the grains that had larvae in them, and put bay leaves in the grain jars that I replaced, and several bay leaves on each shelf of the cupboard. Haven't seen a moth or larva since then...they don't like the scent of the bay leaf.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
Gotta bump this to the top...they are starting this year's pre-orders very soon. First shipment will be on December 3!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
Unripe fruit can also do serious damage to tooth enamel. Read this story at Mango's website, but please don't let it scare you away from fruit all together...ripe fruit is our natural food!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
Check out this thread for some ideas on going out to raw restaurants without letting it interrupt 80-10-10.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
I have a Needak and have used it for two years. It's a wonderful way to start your day, especially coupled with headphones and good music. Many times I've spent an entire hour on the thing, dancing around to music. I bring it out into the yard and put it under a tree. People driving by must think I'm nuts, haha. I don't usually get bored, especially if I concentrate on doing different moves and d
Forum: Other Health Related 16 years ago
macfly
Soak it overnight and then cook it, if you're going to cook it
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
greenie
You're welcome...you will love their fruit!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
Citrus fruit generally begins ripening on the trees, at least in Florida, in early December. I know this because for the past two years I have ordered the most delicious and colorful oranges, satsuma tangerines and kumquats from Hickory Tree Grove in the winter. Highly recommended...growing up in Nebraska I had never eaten a truly tree-ripened orange before I tried their crop!
You should start
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 16 years ago
macfly
I don't live in Seattle or even the northwest but check out
Forum: Meeting Place 16 years ago
macfly
Hi dustycreek,
I'm in Omaha on other side of the state but have family in Scottsbluff. I have traveled through the panhandle several times. Ever been to Toadstool Geologic Park? Hope you find some other folks near you who are into raw vegan lifestyle
Adam
Forum: Meeting Place 16 years ago
macfly
Nothing more special about bananas than about any other fruit. I think they are popular because
1) They're available year-round pretty much anywhere in the world.
2) They're usually inexpensive, especially if purchased by the case.
3) Most everyone knows how to identify a banana!
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
macfly
Gosia,
Thank you for creating this thread and staying with it through the 30-day mark, and for doing those calculations and summary. It has been so helpful to check on this thread every so often and notice the similarities and differences between the patterns that arise in everyone that has shared their experiences and feelings!
Sarah,
I think most folks who have played around with month
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
macfly
smilebig -
There's a company in Virginia Sweetwater Market that make nut and seed butters by soaking, then dehydrating, so yes, it can be done. Guess you'd just have to experiment to see what kind of consistency you'd get. I've had the best results using a coffee grinder and fresh unsoaked brazil nuts that I removed from the shell myself.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
macfly
Good suggestions above...just like earthangel said, you might try incorporating as much raw into your life as is comfortable for you, and hang on to the potatoes until you don't want them anymore, or until it's not worth the aftereffects of eating them. Or, steaming them would be the most gentle way to cook them. Sometimes if I get cravings that I simply have to answer with cooked food, I have en
Forum: Juicing, Juicers, Blending and Blenders 17 years ago
macfly
Here's what Shelton has to say about pineapples (this is from the Life Science Health System, thanks to Bob Farrell who originally posted it on another raw e-mail list):
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Pineapples:
Peak season for this fruit is March through June.
Good pineapples may also be available at other times during the year. Unless pineapples are mature when picked, they will not ripen properly.
They may
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 17 years ago
macfly
Sometimes,
(If it's not in the middle of winter (and that is usually when I feel bluest))
I go into the forest and wander around, watch the river dance, watch the birds soar and swoop and sing. I hunker down and watch the bugs and the slugs. I talk to the cattails and they don't seem to mind. Mostly I just breathe.
It doesn't always solve my woes and perk me right up, but I can't say I hav
Forum: Other Topics (not health related) 17 years ago
macfly
April 7
1 pineapple
8 bananas
1 pound grapes
Woke the sleeping giant yesterday and ate a bunch of cooked food. I've been indoors a lot in the last few days and not exercising, and I think I built up a lot of anstiness and unrest that made me vulnerable to somewhat of an emotional tipping point. I had some weeeiiirrd dreams; felt like my whole body was clenching as I groggily woke up this
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