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9 years ago
Tai
Storm wrote:
I mean 100g of net carbs (that means, not including the fiber)
Tai:
Where does Cousens say that?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
And some added info I originally addressed to another poster who sadly seems to have bought into rose's incredible tale ...
I think you may not understand that diverticuli is the plural form of diverticula and are not something people can poo p out.
John Rose wrote:
By the way, you don’t poo p out the actual DAMAGED part of the Anatomy, you poo p out what’s inside of it,
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
I think you may not understand that diverticuli is the plural form of diverticula and are not something people can poo p out.
John Rose wrote:
By the way, you don’t poo p out the actual DAMAGED part of the Anatomy, you poo p out what’s inside of it, as I explain in the Video below.
Tai:
Of course I didn't think John actually eliminated colon tissue, but just waste matter
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Dear Suncloud,
all your points about veganism in this thread were excellent. I love mercy for animals, too. Every time I play a video from them on youtube to a meat eater, they usually can't finish watching a second video.
Banana who wrote:
Please respond if you are a vegan for a long time and don't supplement with B-12. I don't want to take supplements.
Tai:
I have never been tes
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Last year, I helped a lady recover from diverticulitis and a perforated diverticulum. The perforation was not healing on its own, as it was induced by overdosage of prednisone (and similar drugs) and the high dosage of prednisone was preventing the recovery. Even when they lowered it, it was still not healing; that is when they wanted to do surgery. They wanted to first do a colostomy bag and the
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
Seems to me that if this incredible claim is really valid, rather than hot air, it would have been quite enough to facilitate something the claimer seems to want very badly - a "tipping point". Why would he be sitting on it for all these years?
Tai:
When someone is sharing their clinical pearls FOR FREE, it would be wise to be a little nicer.
When I put my grandmothe
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
John Rose wrote:
I’ve had one student do several 90 Juice Fasts and she got rid of several lesions in her eyes.
Tai:
Wow, John. Amazing.
Did her personality change at all?
I know one iridologist that even can interpret some personality traits from the irises and the lesions (lacunae) present. In class, he made one woman cry due to his interpretation. SHe felt he was spot on. In m
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
My understanding of Morse's take on iridology is that there are no naturally green eyes. He's said green eyes are really blue eyes and that many people who even think they have brown eyes actually have blue eyes. With enough detox first these people's eyes lighten from brown to green/hazel) and then to back to their original blue if they take the detox far enough.
Tai:
I did see
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
John Rose wrote:
I got rid of those 80 Diverticula on Day 19 of my 3rd Fast in 1993.
Tai:
So it seems that your eye color change in 1994 did happen over time, because this fast in 1993 was most likely pivotal, too.
John Rose wrote:
In the beginning, I was about 50-50, but now it’s almost always 100% Veggies. If I do any fruit, it’s Watermelon with the Rind.
Tai:
Does this have
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1270. Re: Yin/Yang Foods...
Raw Pr wrote:
An online test shows that I was Yan.
I did not know
I guess I need more Yin foods, more microgreens.
Tai:
That test very incomplete, and a bit silly. Please don't take it seriously.
When I went to visit the north east in the winter with lots of snow, I brought a lot of sweaters. But everyone had the heat going full blast, so I couldn't wear them. I was in a place t
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
So far I haven't seen anything in the alternative medical field that the Clements can claim as original to them. What am I missing? What have they brought to the table that originated with them? Anyone?
For instance, I was just reading some reviews of their book on toxic clothing and was surprised to see reviewers crediting the Clements with this discovery while, in fact, it's b
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
To John Rose,
Sorry to pry, but what year did you get rid of the 80 diverticula? Before or after 1994?
To Fresh. I see. Well, it's remarkable. Any comments from your mother about this?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
TSM wrote:
I've been there and done that in my earlier life here and in previous lives, now is the time to do what l was born to do and work solely on giving and especially developing increased enlightenment.
Tai:
I appreciate your website even more, realizing how much sacrifice was put into it.
The only way to really sell veganism to smart people is to provide all the nutrients. You've d
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
fresh wrote:
mine were brown and then changed to green. not sure if diet or not.
no juice feasting
Tai:
Please share your story. When did you notice the color change? Before raw or after raw? How many years on raw? Were you always NH or 811 when you were raw? When your eyes changed color had you been eating organic while you were raw? What was your diet like?
The iridology take is t
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Panchito wrote:
Everybody has blue eyes. Color is due to a pigment like in hair. Everybody has white hair. But when the cells that make the pigment die (or slow production), you get white hair or blue eyes.
Tai:
In iridology, if someone can really clean up their tissues, their irises can change. For true brown eyes, the fibers can clean up. They will still be brown, but there will be definit
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
NuNativs wrote:
The miracle of being a/Live is passing you both by
Tai:
You are assuming too much, NuNativs. If and when you ever find out about my life, you will laugh about your assumptions.
The one issue I take is with your aggressive stance on your lifestyle. TSM has not found the right woman, so he abstains. He is to be applauded for his self control. I applaud you TSM.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
John R wrote:
This happened to me while I was on my 90 Day Juice Feast in 1994. I went Raw in June, 1990, but I was only 60% Raw the first year, 80% Raw the second year, 90% Raw the third year and I was 95% Raw the fourth year when I did my 7th Feast for 90 Days.
Tai:
So, does that mean you did 90 days times 7 in 4 years? Did you juice fast 630 days in four years or did you do short juice
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
John, you never answered my question:
"The other profound thing I heard was about your eyes. When did they change color? How many years raw did that occur? Was it related more to juicing or do you know?"
In the video, you said that you were born with blue eyes and they changed to hazel as an adult and they went back to blue on raw. Can you share more about that?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1279. Re: Yin/Yang Foods...
Raw P wrote:
You should write a book especially on yin yan for raw fooders, many of the other info deal with cooked foods and not appropriate for us.
Tai:
Yes, I am writing a book. It is not only for raw foodists, but it is vegan. Parts of it will be published in a newspaper, so it has to have a more general appeal.
Once people understand more about yin and yang and the five elements,
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
NuNativs wrote:
What exactly are you advocating, celibacy?
Tai:
No, I am advocating contentment for one's lot in life (i.e. whether one is single, married, engaged, widowed, sickly or healthy, monk or a nun). Leaking energy through sex is just one way people leak energy. There are so many other ways. Only a cultivator on the right path can truly achieve longevity through non-leakage, becau
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Raw Pr wrote:
How does one know he has depleted essence?
Tai:
I forgot to mention that depleted jing will also manifest in the ears. So, Bill has three qualities: knee weakness, hearing loss and white hair at a younger age. Those three shows jing deficiency. They say his hearing loss was tied to his band practice in his youth. Okay, well not all musicians lose their hearing so young. Hi
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1282. Re: Yin/Yang Foods...
RawP wrote:
If someone is eating mostly microgreens is that more yin or yan and what should he do to counter balance?
Tai:
Microgreens have a range between yin and yang. They cannot be classified as yin, except if you compare them as a whole to say meat or cooked food.
Each herb is unique. Radish, daikon, onion, garlic, arugula microgreens are yang and pungent. The microgreens that te
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
They manage to have a lot of sex without becoming depleted as some false raw vegan gurus warn against.
Tai:
This topic is discussed in Chinese medicine in relation to healing kidney, back and spine problems and anything from the waist to the feet, especially relating to bones, cartilage, etc (and it even relates to the hair and brain and all bones). People who have depleted ess
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
NuNativs wrote:
I'm not singling anyone out, this is across the board, myself included. I am personally worried about the mental health of the vegan community in general. Is it that it attracts fringe people, or does being vegan/sprout/raw/fruitarian bring out the nuttiness/anger in people?
Tai:
Nunativs, somewhere I read you are not vegetarian, albeit you eat a high percentage of raw vegan.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
The now just plain "Mrs." Clement's attorney has had some interesting cases under her belt ...
Tai:
I came on this board hoping to learn more about healing with raw vegan food. All the "greats" that I was hoping to learn more about in a positive way have been belittled, called liars, and even dissected down to their choice of lawyers. Isn't it reported t
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Hey, TSM, I got this kid's toy this weekend. I have a koi pond and I was fascinated by this concept. I was thinking that maybe there might be more B-12 uptake for such greens
It reminds me of this:
I also bought these germination pads, because I usually don't have time to mess with dirt:
But upon further questioning, I found that 10% of the pads are synthetic. I am using them
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
fresh wrote:
bee pollen
Tai:
I bought the HHI lifegive digestive enzymes and they contain flower pollen, not bee pollen.
When I pick fresh flowers for cold teas, like loquat and honeysuckle, there is a lot of pollen inside the flowers. I eat night blooming cactus flowers and there is a lot of pollen inside them. I have never felt any immune reaction to flower pollen. I feel wonderful ea
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Ela, what is this Ca D2 powder you take? WHat is the brand and how much do you take and for how long have you taken it?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Regarding Brian Clement's comment about fruit being sweeter today versus before, I don't think he is referring to calories. Compare a sour green yet fully ripe apple to a fuji apple. I don't know if the calories are different, but the fuji is so much sweeter, even when both are fully sun ripened.
I am not defending or supporting Brian's claim, because I don't know. Compare a sweet persian l
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
If you want to know what I thought (and still have not a single reason to change my mind about) you would have to actually read what I said on the matter in the linked thread
Tai:
Okay, got it. I did read it in full now. I understand your position.
John Rose wrote:
Hey Tai,
Read this thread and tell me what we think...
Tai:
Thanks for bringing me up to speed. I ap
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