Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 In a message dated 6/20/2004 3:41:40 AM Mountain Daylight Time, mysticalherbalist@... writes: Hi Cathie, You may be correct. Most of us usually are. The toxic buildup begins in the womb with whatever your mother ate, drank, smoked or used in some fashion. It then carries over into eating dead devitalized baby food that causes colic and all kinds of problems with babies who do not have the enzymes to digest yet. This continues right on up till present time because our eating habits were born from what we observed whilst growing up. It is amazing how much mucus and toxins the human body can hold onto. It does take quite a long while to clean it all out too. I have been cleaning mine out gently for about 4 years now and still have a long way to go. You are doing really well with yourself but realize that you can't force him to change. He must do it on his own volition or it won't happen. But the bowel cleanse is the place to start. -- Peace, love and light, Don Quai "Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal and wakes in man." Hi Don, Passing those two kidney stones may turn out to be alife changing event for him. Now he's given up coffee and he NEVER did that before. Imean he gave it up Cold Turkey. My mom has been a health nut since I was in the third grade. We never had potato chips or soda in the house. Niether ofmy parents smoke. When I was a freshman in highschool we moved to the mountains and had our own chickens and farm fresh eggs right from our own coop. Our own home rasied pigs sent to slaughter fed on fermnnted grains ( the grains fermented naturallyin the big barrel they were standing in due to getting rained on and standing outinthe heat and my mom decided it was even healthier that way and it stunk like fermented yuck but the pigs loved it. My mom ground her own whole wheat flour and made home made bread. Basically, since third grade I've lived on whole grain foods and not organic however, but natural. I think my worst culprit has been the cheese and butter. I don't care formeat much with the exception of a good pork roast ( which i always roast in the oven FIRST to get rid of the fat before putting in the green chile stew -- i rarely enjoy meat plain, for itself and itself alone ). My husband is so far going along wit these diet change3s with me, motivated to clean himself out too, before it's too late. HIs father had diabetes and died of colon cancer and I think I'm finally convincing him he needs to have more than one bowel movement a day ( I always have several, probably because since the third grade I've lived on whole grain foods ). Blessings, Cathie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 SophiasDream@... wrote: > Hi Don, > In all fairness, I feel my husband is a toxic waste dump. I'm sure > I need improvements in health too, but I drink lots of water, have > been drinking lots of rejuvilac over the past few years, and yes I > need dietary improvments but he,until recently he's started making a > conscious effort to drink more water, is I feel due to the coffee > constantly in a state of de-hydration. His urine is always dark > cloudy and smelly. Recently, a few days ago, I was not even in the > bathroom but he had just peed and hadn't flushed and the smell from > his urine wafted on the morning breeze to my nose and I almost > immediately almost hurled. > I think now that he's got these other symptoms, he may be > motivated to give up the coffee for good -- he literally drinks a > whole pot of it every morning and believes he needs it to keep him > going. He also has a VERY BAD HABIT of sucking his snot back into > his head and swallowing it. REcently, this winter, he had a bad head > cold that lasted forever and it was HELL listening to him do that just > the sound of him holding a big load aat the top of his sinus cavity > and sucking it back in was enough to bring me to the brink of hurling > myself. VERY hard to take. ( He has a history of schizophyrenia but > in the past 7 yrs has had no major delusions or voices, is unmedicated > and has been since I " ve known him even through 7 years of hellacious > florid paranoid delusions and destructive voices i was his sole > support and therapist he told all his delusions to me ( but not as if > they were delusions as if they were true and he were trying to impress > their truth upon me and often with a certain amount of rage ). > I'll do a web search on bowel cleanses and see if it is > something he will be willing to do. > As for me as of this moment I feel TREMENDOUS, I notice after > these past weeks of having cut out all sugar ( I did this beginning > over a month ago and started the acidopholus ), and starting to eat > less and eat more raw foods, I feel tremendous. Today, all I've had > so far is the beat juice and I feel GREAT I feel full of energy. I " m > not saying I don't need to clean up my act also. I've been doing the > dry heat sauna a lot also. > I'm going to fix a cabbage salad with plenty of garlic some > scallions and some purple onion in it. > I realized that organic cabbage was only 99cents a pound at > Wild Oats today and yesterday I paid 99cents a pound for a head of > non-organic cabbage at the Sunflower market and looking at the two > side by side it's really aggravating ( for one thing Wild Oats is > twice the traveling distance ) -- to know I paid the same price for > the non-organic one and just looking at them just Visibly the organic > one is obviously superior. > I feel like I'm on the brink of making some real changes in my > diet. > I'm glad to be on this list surrounded by health enthusiasts. > It may take me some time to get to where you all are with your > healthy eating, but I " m working on it. > I need to get serious about it and be consistent. > > Blessings, > Cathie ---------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Cathie, You may be correct. Most of us usually are. The toxic buildup begins in the womb with whatever your mother ate, drank, smoked or used in some fashion. It then carries over into eating dead devitalized baby food that causes colic and all kinds of problems with babies who do not have the enzymes to digest yet. This continues right on up till present time because our eating habits were born from what we observed whilst growing up. It is amazing how much mucus and toxins the human body can hold onto. It does take quite a long while to clean it all out too. I have been cleaning mine out gently for about 4 years now and still have a long way to go. You are doing really well with yourself but realize that you can't force him to change. He must do it on his own volition or it won't happen. But the bowel cleanse is the place to start. -- Peace, love and light, Don Quai " Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal and wakes in man. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 Interestingly, he doesn't seem to be having the withdrawels, but he is drinking some green tea in the morning which does have caffein. He's a man with a very strong will and Pluto near his ascendant. when he finally makes up his mind to do something, he has a tremendous will. I've seen him quit cigarettes cold turkey as well, in a way I don't think many are capable of. by the same turn, when he is not ready to change, he is like most of us I suppose immovable as a stubborn donkey. Peace, Cathie In a message dated 6/20/2004 12:54:15 PM Mountain Daylight Time, mysticalherbalist@... writes: Hi Cathie, I am glad to hear that he went off the coffee but I am hoping that he won't suffer the usual caffeine withdrawals. They can be very intense and unsettling to say the least. DH changing his diet to more natural with lots of fiber and sprouted grains will much lessen his chances for colon cancer and diabetes. It is good that he is going along with you and supporting you. He is helping himself in the process. I know all about pork roasts but you really should not eat pork. However, that being said if you do eat it at least try and make it organic. Do keep up with your changes and take time to do it. Don't rush anything. Give your body time to adjust to these new changes before you change something else. Slow and easy is the best way to go. Much less physical and mental emotional stress that way. -- Peace, love and light, Don Quai "Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal and wakes in man." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2004 Report Share Posted June 20, 2004 > > > Hi Don, > Passing those two kidney stones may turn out to be alife > changing event for him. Now he's given up coffee and he NEVER did > that before. Imean he gave it up Cold Turkey. > My mom has been a health nut since I was in the third grade. > We never had potato chips or soda in the house. Niether ofmy parents > smoke. When I was a freshman in highschool we moved to the mountains > and had our own chickens and farm fresh eggs right from our own coop. > Our own home rasied pigs sent to slaughter fed on fermnnted grains ( > the grains fermented naturallyin the big barrel they were standing in > due to getting rained on and standing outinthe heat and my mom decided > it was even healthier that way and it stunk like fermented yuck but > the pigs loved it. > My mom ground her own whole wheat flour and made home made bread. > Basically, since third grade I've lived on whole grain foods > and not organic however, but natural. > I think my worst culprit has been the cheese and butter. I > don't care formeat much with the exception of a good pork roast ( > which i always roast in the oven FIRST to get rid of the fat before > putting in the green chile stew -- i rarely enjoy meat plain, for > itself and itself alone ). > My husband is so far going along wit these diet change3s with > me, motivated to clean himself out too, before it's too late. > HIs father had diabetes and died of colon cancer and I think > I'm finally convincing him he needs to have more than one bowel > movement a day ( I always have several, probably because since the > third grade I've lived on whole grain foods ). > > Blessings, > Cathie -------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Cathie, I am glad to hear that he went off the coffee but I am hoping that he won't suffer the usual caffeine withdrawals. They can be very intense and unsettling to say the least. DH changing his diet to more natural with lots of fiber and sprouted grains will much lessen his chances for colon cancer and diabetes. It is good that he is going along with you and supporting you. He is helping himself in the process. I know all about pork roasts but you really should not eat pork. However, that being said if you do eat it at least try and make it organic. Do keep up with your changes and take time to do it. Don't rush anything. Give your body time to adjust to these new changes before you change something else. Slow and easy is the best way to go. Much less physical and mental emotional stress that way. -- Peace, love and light, Don Quai " Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal and wakes in man. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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