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9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteHoping since I'm new it's ok for me to jump in and share
Of course!
QuoteFor breakfast, I typically like (soaked overnight and drained) oat groats with oatgurt (fermented oat groats) and fresh oj
Fresh batch of "oatgurt"
It's always good to hear of people fermenting their grains. How do you make the oatgurt?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteHere's an interesting abstract on phytic acid:
Note the high phosphorus content of phytic acid, as described in the abstract. Phosphorus is the P in ATP, which is the main active source of energy storage in the human body.
Suncloud, phytic acid is very high in phosphorous, however the phosphorous is bound up very tightly and near-impossible for us to utilize. Plants with phytic ac
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
153. Re: Trace Minerals?
QuoteDoes anyone take a trace minerals supplement? Is it necessary?
If you feel the need for a trace mineral supplement, add it to the water you soak and water your sprouts with. It will be much more beneficial that way.
Quotewhat other route can I go to get trace minerals?
Seaweed, algae, grass juice, microgreen juice, sprout juice, weed juice, and sprouted fermented seeds like sesame,
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteWhy, just the quoted part.
Haha. Perhaps you can understand my confusion, as that would imply you have gone through a period of sprouting + fermenting your seeds and nuts while drinking large quantities of fresh green sprout juices, including but not limited to fenugreek sprout juice *cheeky grin*
You gave me another good laugh with that reply haha
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Which part are you referring too?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Gourmet raw is good for introducing new people to a raw vegan diet, but it is a travesty in my opinion because it leads to people eating improperly prepared unfresh foods in bad combinations.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteI saw how a high fat raw diet can actually be debilitating when one might be suffering from a sluggish liver and gallbladder and a lingering viral infection. Maybe if the restaurant owners had perfected the vegan seed cheeses of Ann Wigmore, higher fat wouldn't have been so bad for them and their employees.
Yes, large quantities of vegetable oils and soaked nuts are bad news. Nuts should n
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Yes, I've seen that study. There is no doubt broccoli sprouts are a very very potent detoxifier. For detoxification get on the broccoli sprouts, get on the chlorella, get on the grasses and the fenugreek sprouts and the clover sprouts. And if you really want to do everything to the highest level, throw in the seaweeds and the fermented foods and do the grass juice enemas and implants and see how
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteTHe original query of this thread was to find other raw krishna devotees. I have a funny story to share.
I have a friend who has struggled to be all raw for many, many years. His teeth didn't appreciate too much fruit and his energy didn't overflow with too much fat. He greatly admired a raw vegan family and claimed the wife and mother had an all raw vegan pregnancy. We once ate at a kri
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Of course I do. But I don't just crack the window open, I put it wiiiidddeeeee open as far as it will go
QuoteWhat about the people that do cold sun bathing, are they scared?
Hahaha Panchito, I laughed long and hard at that one. When you live in the light you know no fear, as fear comes from darkness.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
The sprouts are always much more beneficial than the mature plant.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Quoteah, the insanity of nutritional "science".
"eat the unripe ones for the "benefits" "
We're in 100% agreement here. So what if the unripe ones have higher levels of one beneficial tannin??? They'll also have much higher levels of many more detrimental tannins and other antinutrients and lower levels of nutrients. Studies can by very misleading because of th
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Sunbathed early in the morning, it was 23 degrees out and there was heavy frost on the ground. I did feel some cold this time but it was tolerable.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteA few spices are pretty potent: just a teaspoon of fenugreek or mustard seeds has as much as a few tomatoes.
This is extremely interesting, it means that fenugreek sprouts *might* have high levels of melatonin in them...this could account for some of their impressive benefits. Of course we can't draw any conclusions from this, but it is certainly something to look into.
Benefits of Mel
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
This morning it was below freezing out (30 degrees) but that didn't phase me, I just sat down in the frost and sunbathed. The one concession I made was to wear pants instead of shorts lol, but once again I barely felt the cold...it felt like it was 50 or 60 degrees to me. I could see my breath but I could have easily sat out there for 2 hours without becoming cold.
There is something very very
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteUV damage (radiation) is hard to undo and messes up the DNA.
Actually we have many enzymes and mechanisms that exist solely to repair damage to the DNA. The trick is to to get proper nutrition and eliminate toxicity so they all work properly.
Interestingly, it appears that vitamin D may play a vital role in various DNA repair mechanisms. Coincidence? I think not
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
I used to get sunburned when I was out in the sun for a long time when I was SAD, but now I never seem to get sunburned no matter how long I stay in the sun or how strong it is. Very interesting, because this tells me it isn't genetic or because of my skin tone etc.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteYou may want to get a UV meter. They are cheap.
Thanks for the suggestion, however UV light doesn't bother me at all. The dangers of the sun are vastly overhyped and if your diet provides sufficient antioxidants and healing compounds then UV damage isn't a concern (unless you overdo it and get burned). Like any powerful healing tool you will want to work up to large amounts of sunbathing g
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
The sun did come back out, so I got in another 45 minutes of sunbathing today. And to top it off, I came across a beautiful patch of dandelions on my way back....free lunch!
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When I go there and sunbathe all sorts of animals will approach me, I will have birds coming within arms reach to check me out and at various times I have had deer and even a fox come up to me and say hi. They d
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteDo you do sunbathing on cold weather?
Oh yes! I try to do at least half an hour everyday that the sun is out. Yesterday I did an hour of sunbathing, and I did nearly half an hour today despite it being very cloudy. Even though I didn't get much sun I still got the benefits of being out in nature, breathing fresh air and touching the Earth with my bare skin (I go to a grassy area in a near
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteI am glad you have it all, whatever it is that you have. Congratulations.Â
Why thank you Suez
QuoteWheeeeee, right off into left field on a flying unicorn over a double rainbow into the sun.
This post was one of the highlights of my day and had me doubled over laughing my butt off for a long long time. I think I would actually miss it if you stopped being so skeptical, because the
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Incidentally, I am very doubtful that fermented foods contribute to parasitic infection. The overwhelming consensus and common sense is that they are one of the most powerful tools against parasites.
Fix the cause, not the symptom. Most people will think the symptoms are their poor health, and the cause is the parasites. But you need to go even deeper than that. How I see it is the parasites a
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuotePARASITES, AND HOW TO ELIMINATE THEM NATURALLY
Lawrence Wilson, MD
This is just lots of fear-mongering in my opinion. Don't walk barefoot, wear closed shoes! Don't eat raw foods! And God forbid you come in contact with a lake or river...he's right in that these are all ways to be exposed to parasites, but what's the alternative? If you take all of that advice to heart you will never
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Yes, blue foods are brain foods. They greatly enhance mental functioning.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteYou cannot dis-connect yourself from the human family now matter how hard you try to isolate yourself. It is OUR responsibility to take care of the least of U.S. Your clever escape plans are no different than Christians thinking they can pray their way into an imaginary "heaven".
We can’t go to Paradise, which is Freedom for All, until we all go to Paradise. Each one of us ha
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
Global Frugivorism and global Sproutarianism are both hogwash
Why did I say the tipping point won't happen, and why did I say we won't be seeing any global food forests anytime soon either?
The human race is living under sooooo much darkness, and we have been for so long we have forgotten that light even exists. All we know is darkness, violence, war, greed, ego, and suffering. We gladly m
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
I have not read all the new replies yet, but I will.
QuoteAhhhh, Living Food....so beautifully stated, that is so spot on. Are you sure you aren't enlightened, because if you aren't, you ought to be.
I don't see the light, however I do feel a very strong connection to the higher power and everything else. I don't have THE connection (the all-important connection), but I am very in tune with
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
This brings up two other very important points I plan to discuss shortly:
1. Why John's "tipping point" and NuNative's global food forests are not feasible on this planet at this current time.
2. Why I recommend a sproutarian diet even though everyone is different and has different dietary needs.
This thread is shaping up to be very interesting indeed
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Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Living Food
QuoteThe Sproutarian's post
My take on it:
Humans are not hard wired to eat any specific diet because we all have different requirements depending on the development of the soul. Some will thrive as meat eaters but be unable to sustain a raw vegan diet, others will be able to live on little to nothing. Some humans have the ability to live off the cosmic vibrations, but most will not have tha
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