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8 years ago
Tai
Organic1 wrote:
I don't view Brian as having contributed anything positive either, because like most other strict raw food gurus the negatives from him far outweigh any positives in his teachings, when there is no balance.
Tai:
That's really mean to say. He is one of the best raw vegan speakers out there.
First of all, he is not strict. He said 80% raw and 20% cooked is okay. He says a
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic 1 wrote:
The sample diet that Brian Clement provided would be lucky to achieve 1000 calories
Tai:
Enough with this. Brian did not say how much of each that he eats. If Brian ate 100 g of almonds, which for many men, such a small amount would be considered a snack, that's already almost 600 calories.
Let's reiterate what BC told fresh:
"My typical daily diet consists of d
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic 1
He looks to be the same height as myself, around 6 foot.
Tai:
No one would call 6 foot short.
No, he is short, okay.
I don't know his height but maybe 5"5". Maybe he was taller once upon a time, but he is a little stooped now.
He needs fewer calories.
To reiterate, Brian looks incredible for his age. And he has great brain health.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic1, remember I said he is kind of on the short side. He needs less food than a taller person.
He lifts weights, so he is strong. His brain is healthy. He is succeeding at slowing down the aging process. Why not look at the positive things he has done with his body?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Sproutarian, so you eat 100 g of seeds daily which are then sprouted?
Sometimes I have wanted to eat one ounce of sesame and one ounce of poppy daily, but I wondered if that was too much.
I like this recent lecture by Brian:
Dr. Brian Clement on "Dairy Deception" @ The Rawloween event in the HHI - Oct. 31,2015 ( Part 1 )
Dr. Brian Clement on "Dairy Deception" @
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
ORganic1
enough of the speculation. Without exact measurements, you have no clue if the diet is deficient in calories.
Also tons of vegetation and roots have beta carotene, which converts to vitamin a.
One reason people listen to Brian is because he is very youthful for his age and so is his brain. I would not be here if it wasn't for Brian Clement and Lou COrona, who gave me faith b
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
commonsenseraw wrote
If a diet is relying so much on supplements then it is not an optimal diet especially when you are a raw food guru
Tai
I think it's okay. let's say that horsetail is a real and viable food and he can promote it as a food, but then for convenience sake, he instead uses Biosil for silica. But then one of his followers might use horsetail and another bamboo. Brian Cle
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
organic:
Again irregardless, if that is a sample typical daily diet for BC, then i suspect if you were to run it through a nutritional calculator it would be deficient and lacking in a whole host of basic essential nutrients and total calories.
Tai:
Brian takes a lot of supplements, so I doubt he is short of any nutrient on a daily basis.
I don't know why he has a weight issue. Ever si
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Brian Clement wrote "typical" daily diet. Typical is not exact. And typical would be more current. He is not going to share what he ate typically two years ago. ANyway, he has been honest about his weight issue and it's no wonder that he would experiment with his diet.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
organic 1 wrote:
If we can't eat a piece of fruit because its got too much sugar fueling disease, then why can we drink a green juice that may end up having equal sugar content or more ?
Tai:
Greens have more protein and the general idea is that protein lowers glycemic value when combined with sugar. That's my guess. Also the sugar is a bit different, glucose vs. fructose.
In this shari
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Does his chia and flax look like yours that he eats? Does he eat chia and flax microgreens or sprouts?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
When he travelled and spoke in California, a couple of times he said his diet was 80% raw, because he wanted flexibility when going to vegan restaurants. But he always made sure he would get his daily green juice and his daily sauna. That was for travelling, but even at home, he said they cooked. But it's nice to hear that he is totally raw for months.
HOw does he eat all those seed sprou
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Brian Clement responded to you, fresh?
Brian's diet has changed. When he travelled and even when he was home, he would eat up to 20% cooked daily in the past. It sounds like he eats less fruit now, too.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic 1 wrote:
Can't wait to hear how Tai will continue to defend and justify this sort of appalling behavior though, pure gold, where are you Tai ?
Tai:
From the Essene Gospel of Peace:
"From today live at peace with your Heavenly Father, and with your Earthly Mother, and with your Brothers, the Sons of Men. And fight only against Satan, lest he rob you of your peace. I give the
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Thanks, Fresh.
Nice that you are still kind to Organic 1, temp, whoever he is.
I had a friend for like 15 years who was always mean and unhappy. One day she was diagnosed with gallstones. I put her on herbs and a fruit and vegetable diet (plus some acupuncture for the acute episodes, plus I used the daily Norman Walker juice prescription for gallstones). (By the way, as a full range omn
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic 1:
yet i've never heard you speak up about it.
Tai:
I have, but I am discrete.
organic 1:
if you wish to take part in this forum you may disagree with something he says
Tai:
I have. He and I have had several discussions where we each share our perspective that don't agree with each other. yet, we agree on several points. It's those points that we agree on that are so special
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic1 wrote:
if you didn't view me as some kind of pantomine bad guy simply because im not pro-vegan.
Tai:
Huh? I actually like you. I don't judge you for eating meat, and I understand how you have come to have your philosophy as it stands. But for me and my path and my background and how I help people, it's vegan. I don't feel at odds with you. I feel at peace with you.
And if you
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
organic1 wrote:
Johns amazing "case studies" as you call them, are testimonials written by John Rose himself or his own word of mouth claims from his extensive clientele of doctors, lawyers and other high flying fake professionals who don't actually exist in the real world
Tai:
I actually heard an audio interview of an emergency care physician who used John's coaching. Am I correct
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
If you take a food prep class, do you require your teacher to have an active license?
I have been licensed since 2000, and I have been actively working with and taking classes from MDS, NMDS, Lacs, DCs, etc, since I graduated. LIcensed people have their place. But then I meet someone like John Rose who has had some successes that very few of my teachers have had and then I am all ears. Doe
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
John,
who wrote that article about Tom on ecologos.org? It's insightful.
organic1 wrote:
tai think its rude of me to say that John is not up to the job to be treating cancer and serious health problems for money and only with juice fasts.
Tai:
I don't think John does what you claim. First, John is actually very sensible when it comes to cooperating with other health professionals,
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic1 wrote
Totally out of line saying what ?
Your going to end up killing Kristina with your dangerous dietary advice and your only concern is with how little raw food i ate 4 years ago, which shows that you are beyond deluded at this point John.
Tai:
I am talking about the above statement. That is not fair for you to say and it's also not appropriate to exaggerate. Kristina is he
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic 1, you are totally out of line to say those bad things about John Rose. It's okay to have different views, but it's not okay to say such extreme things about Fullyrawkristina, who everyone knows has a lot of money to see really good doctors and have many expert medical opinions. At the end of the day, it is her choice and she has done wonders for her body, partly due to getting the fines
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
983. Re: Swollen finger
Ela wrote:
the doctors' conclusion was that they didn't know what happened, they suspected I had the Raynaud syndrome. I followed a medication treatment and the problem went away
Organic wrote:
But ela really needs to see a professional in my opinion to get proper diagnosis.
Tai:
I said what I did based on her doctor's best guess. If someone with Raynaud's has low B-12, well then they
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Lou corona was found to not suffer from B-12 deficiency after many years on the vegan diet, even though he never supplemented. That speaks highly of his diet and how he cleansed his body. Some of the probiotic bacteria increase B-12 and he eats a lot of vegan yogurt.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Organic 1, I just said that the b vitamins are not synthetic and they are also not expensive either. I looked for real and not synthetic bs and I found them and everyone can afford them.
I will get more info on the science and post it, because I agree the synthetic kind is not so great.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
986. Re: Swollen finger
By the way, I am a vegan herbalist. TCM is notoriously animal-vegetable-mineral, but I focus on the vegetable part.
I don't give animals products to my clients, nor do I recommend them.
I should have made that disclaimer. If I have to edit all the links I give for a condition, then I simply won't give a link because of time constraints.
I remember Harley flipped out on Dan McDonald because
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
Orangic 1 wrote:
Vitamin B12 deficiency + hyperhomocysteinemia really is one of the most serious issues for those trying to follow raw vegan diets.
Tai:
I wouldn't say raw vegan, but vegan in general. In fact, Organic1, those two conditions are not that uncommon in meat eaters, which is why meat eaters get treated with nearly the same supplements as vegans in the supplement world. I see
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
988. Re: Swollen finger
I agree with Organic 1 that B-12 can help the nerves, including the hands, and b vitamins even help with carpal tunnel sydrome.
Yet, from what she describes, Raynaud syndrome sounds more plausible, even though the b vitamins can help.
TCM has a great track record to help with Raynaud's. But I didn't mention it before because of the potential NH clash of approach. But for the record here
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
This isn't breaking news, but I want to report something.
I kept two really green, yet fully ripe valencias in my fruit basket for about a month. At times, they were next to fruit, like persimmons, which I think give off gas as they ripen. Anyway, after a month or so, these green oranges turned orange. They were not any sweeter than the other valencias that I could tell, but they were orange
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 8 years ago
Tai
990. Re: Purple yam juice
Hi John,
you wrote:
Sweet potatoes (Ipomoea batatas) are the root of a vine in the morning glory family
Tai:
That is so good to learn. My yams/sweet potatoes and morning glories grow right next to each other and I have eaten both sprouts and I always thought it was so strange they tasted so similar to each other.
THanks for clearing up the distinction. Yes, the medicinal yams are rea
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