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9 years ago
Tai
Once again, John Rose, thank you again for sharing so much. I will study the links you gave. I am always open to expand my horizon.
John, please be very careful around infectious people. Don't tempt fate. Even if you don't believe in viruses, remember this: a virus can be less than one micron but a skin pore can be 50 microns. Viruses can easily pass through skin pores, even when the skin
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
NuNativs wrote:
TSM wrote:
"This says more than what most people probably can imagine."
Keep in mind, "Where attention goes, energy flows", what you focus on becomes bigger, in other words you are making the problem worse by giving your attention to it and feed it ENERGY.
Tai:
Hhhmmm. On page 9 of this thread, TSM gave a link to a banned Discovery documentary and
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Two people revived my faith in the raw vegan diet as a long term sustainable diet, and they were Lou Corona and Brian Clement. I witnessed too many raw food blunders and health challenges over many years in many people to have faith in it long term. Unfortunately, I was only exposed to so-called the world's leading "authority" in raw food and other self-styled "experts", who
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
How can u call viruses BS, even if a person was cured? They still need to have regular blood tests to make sure it truly is gone. I have seen viruses all over people's bodies. It's no BS. And they are infectious. Would u dare to lick an active shingles infection on an AIDS patient?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
Tai, you've got to admit he's already half wilted in his posture. I doubt he could stand up straight if he tried - at least I've never seen a video of him that showed anything but old man posture. I've seen men in their 80's with better posture than he has. Isn't that a sign of very low chi?
Tai:
It's so weird because every time I saw him in person, he stood up straight and I nev
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
TRailR...15 wrote:
I love raw protein powders, but I rarely use them because they're so expensive.
Tai:
www.nutiva.com sells 3 lb bags of hemp protein (15g) for $39, includes shipping. Brazilnut protein is the cheapest protein powder at around $5-8 lb, but it is high in selenium, so you can't have it daily continuously. The point is that if you buy directly from the manufacturer, you wil
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
TSM wrote:
What is the most potent solution to mould? A = H202. The mold problem went away instantly and now things are back to normal again.
Tai:
what is your method of application? Just use a spray bottle? Do you use pure food grade H2o2, or do you dilute with water? How many times a day do you apply it? Thanks
To KFCA and SueZ, I once talked to Brian and I got the impression that h
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Arugula wrote:
I think the only justification for juicing is to get the greens in. I am not comfortable with removing all that fiber. A lot of the goodness is in the fiber.
Tai:
Regardless of preference, if you have an overgrown garden, juicing is perfect to consume massive quantities of food and not waste the produce or let it go to seed. Let's take fennel. It not only is a delicious ju
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Tezcal wrote:
i actually love the taste of raw sprouted and fermented buckwheat. in the past i have mixed it with also raw and sprouted quinoa and amaranth, blending them for a bit and eating it sour, kind of like an oatmeal dish or something.
Tai:
Wow that is hardcore. What do you use to ferment with? Do you ferment the buckwheat only and then blend in the other two? How is your stomach
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
JTP wrote:
Will do. How long are the tails at that point?
Tai:
THey are just buds. I never measured them... maybe 2 mm?
JTP:
What do you usually mix it with?
Tai:
There are just too many recipes to list. I have been making raw dehydated buckwheat foods for 10 years. Pie crusts, cereals, crackers, trail mixs, snacks are just a handful of things. But I never thought to eat it fres
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Yes, my russian friend and I sometimes split a 25 pound of buckwheat. He cooks his but I use mine raw (sprouted and dehydrated). We both think the other is strange for doing so.
Let me know how your sprouting goes. I usually only sprout mine for 24-36 hours.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
once it fermented with urad and fenugreek legumes for idli and dosa batters I practically lived off of that for my balanced carbs and proteins.
Tai:
Sounds exotic. Where did you learn that? That reminds me to ask for a good source of organic sproutable fenugreek from an internet store, if anyone knows.
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
JTP...
Oh, I thought you were well versed in their prep. I have sprouted them a lot and made all kinds of dehydrated things with them. I only asked if it was okay because so many living foodists here are so against dehydration, as if it destroys so many nutrients, like the biophotons.
Also, an obscure fact about buckwheat greens (Particularly the juice) is that they can produce light sensiti
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Manta91
I have finches (long story...I don't believe in caging birds, and I am figuring out a way to release them, and still offer them a way to live) and I always toss in fresh raw greens and a variety of medicinal herbs picked fresh from the garden into their cage. The birds eat how much they want and leave the rest. Their instinct tells them how much and what to eat. I saw one bird with
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Is it okay to eat them dehydrated? I have made dried snacks with them and eat them as dehydrated cereal. What happens to the lecithin when the buckwheat is dehydrated? If you eat it freshly sprouted, raw and wet, how do you eat it? Any cons to raw buckwheat?
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Horsea:
Personally, I would rather consume fermented brown rather than white rice, but I don't know how to properly ferment it.
Tai:
I have had fermented brown rice a couple of ways. I have eaten wild rice fermented with a regular lactobacillus probiotic and it was safe to eat raw. I have also tried amazake: fermented brown rice porridge, and it is sweeter and more delicious than actual ri
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Hi Trailrunner,
Perhaps 25% of the population is gluten-sensitive. Gluten can affect either the nervous system and brain or the gut. If you carry those genes and they turn "on", they usually don't turn off. My brain expert teacher explained that gluten tends to be inflammatory to brains, regardless of the sensitive genes. Therefore, the practice of sprouting wheat and even making
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
John Rose wrote:
A Belief in a Virus reinforces a Belief in a Vaccine. In reality, the Viruses do Not Exist and the Vaccines do Not work.
Tai:
I have a teacher who is an acupuncturist, naturopath and homeopath. He created homeopathic vaccines. People who used them were able to enter other countries without getting the allopathic vaccines. I never personally looked at his research, but whe
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Hi everyone,
Reading John Rose's post today about cooked food (in which I shared about leukemia), reminded me of a few stories I wanted to share. I can't say for sure their origin, but they could relate to the infectious origin of some cancer. I look forward to sharing about this.
From Wikipedia:
Worldwide 16.1% of cancers are related to infectious diseases.[1]
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According to some a
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
JTP...wrote:
Do you have any high-quality brands to recommend?
Tai:
I bought this for my cats: $15 for 4 oz., cheaper than what humans get. I am not sure if it's high quality. My cats aren't vegan but I bought various things for them from this site. They eat those products (like the vegeyeast) when I make them food (and mix it in to their regular stuff), but I rarely have time.
SueZ
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Here is a clip to back up my leukemia mention in my post above, especially for pet owners that like to give their pets all raw animal products:
(by the way, digestive enzymes for pets are pretty inexpensive.)
What happens to other species of mammals when they are
exposed to the bovine leukemia virus? It's a fair question
and the answer is not reassuring. Virtually all animals
exposed t
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1492. Re: Yin/Yang Foods...
John Rose wrote:
There is a Major FLAW with the I Ching and it has to do with the 8 Trigrams.
Take a look at those 8 Trigrams, Tai, and tell me what is missing.
Tai:
John, you tell me what is missing in the I Ching.
The theory of yin and yang transcends the I Ching, far exceeds the I Ching. I used to be very attached to the I Ching and had a certain skill with it, but my teacher made me
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
poison:
any substance that impairs health or destroys life when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed by the body in relatively small amounts. Some toxicologists suggest that, depending on the dose, all substances are poisons. Many experts state that it is impossible to categorize any chemical as either safe or toxic and that the real concern is the risk or hazard associated with the use of any subst
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
1494. Re: Yin/Yang Foods...
Yin and yang is a truth, not a theory.
The post written here is one aspect of yin and yang, comparing raw to cooked, but yin and yang can be applied to anything, even within strict raw foodism.
In fruit :
-watermelon is yin
- chili peppers are yang (the fruit of a plant)
Cold bitter greens are yin (like kale)
Spicy pungent greens are yang (like arugula)
Dampness is yin
Dryness is ya
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
"Dr." Morse is just another guy who hasn't earned the degrees he uses and is thusly fraudulently presenting himself to the market as a vetted authority to gain people's confidence in his abilities. He knows what he is doing in that regard and why he is doing it. It is not something ethical people do. It just isn't. There is no excuse for it.
Tai:
Again, I am not stickin
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
P.S. to SueZ
In my profession, we are strongly discouraged from selling herbal supplements from websites, as we are supposed to do an in-person differential diagnosis (within Chinese medicine). Giving the drastically wrong herbal formula is considered malpractice (ex. tonifying the excessive or purging the deficient). If someone wants to see me or another licensed practitioner, they have to pa
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ
He doesn't offer degrees. He gives his students certificates. There is no fraud in giving a certficate. Look at how even three day workshops give out certificates in many fields. It just means you completed a course. A certificate doesn't give you even a license to touch a person. That he allows the students who completed his coursework to buy at a wholesale level does not constitute f
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
Thanks SueZ.
I am definitely going to practice using it with both cloths. I realize that i will have a chance to meet with the distributors in a couple of months to iron out any questions I have left. And if we hadn't shared together, I would probably have kept procrastinating with it. Thanks again.
Forum: Juicing, Juicers, Blending and Blenders 9 years ago
Tai
Living food wrote:
" if everything was perfect, it would be easy to be good and kind and virtuous. But that would be living a perfect life without earning it, and we would still remain imperfect at heart. As soon as a crack appeared in our seemingly perfect life, all of the ugliness within ourselves would come out.
"It is far better that we live in lower worlds and harsher conditio
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 9 years ago
Tai
SueZ wrote:
I have looked into "Dr." Morse's degrees and they are anything but real.
Tai:
From my faint memory, I recall his biochemistry degree as honorary, his ND degree to be given so many years/decades ago, when schooling was very loose for NDs, and some kind of actual accredited schooling to be able to be a nurse working in hospitals.
SueZ, I am sorry you got injured. I do
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