Re: MMS & Nutrition

[Guest guest]

I hope he's right too. I'll stick to whole organic foods but it would

be nice to be able to eat a few more foods. I don't think I'd want to

eat too much sugar, even if I could, because it might make me lose my

taste for foods like cheese, vegetables, etc.

Fig Newmans and raw milk sound good but I don't know about that Kozy

Shack pudding.

[Guest guest]

That is the one thing Jim says that drives me up the wall:

Using MMS as a justification to eat junk foods.

Your meal last night was similar to mine:

I had two pieces of sprouted sesame wheat bread with

vegetarian " butter " soy spread and organic jellies.

Some watermelon and a fruit smoothie with spirulina.

Chuckles!!!

Kathy

[Guest guest]

My supper :

A grass fed beef hamburger on a English muffin with steamed

organic beets and organic string beans. I smear coconut oil on

everything, or cultured organic butter. I eat 2-3 gallons of organic

coconut oil per year.

[Guest guest]

Sounds yummy and very colorful! I used to make my own English Muffins

before I got sick. Maybe I'll make some more when I decide to

celebrate my health!

Kathy, chomping on organic salad greens with avocado chunks and

organic balsamic dressing; potato, garlic and broccoli soup (with

butter, dulse and basil) is waiting for me!

:-)

>

> My supper :

>

> A grass fed beef hamburger on a English muffin with steamed

> organic beets and organic string beans. I smear coconut oil on

> everything, or cultured organic butter. I eat 2-3 gallons of organic

> coconut oil per year.

>

[Guest guest]

Sounds good! I'll be right over.

--- In , " Kat " <makiah@...>

wrote:

>

> Sounds yummy and very colorful! I used to make my own English Muffins

> before I got sick. Maybe I'll make some more when I decide to

> celebrate my health!

>

> Kathy, chomping on organic salad greens with avocado chunks and

> organic balsamic dressing; potato, garlic and broccoli soup (with

> butter, dulse and basil) is waiting for me!

>

> :-)

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy and Tony,

The days when I take MMS, my appetite is humongous! I'm having a

difficult time deciding whose house to come to for dinner...both

meals sound delicious. )

Avril

In , " tonytaptoe "

<joe525us@...> wrote:

>

> Sounds good! I'll be right over.

>

>

> >

> > Sounds yummy and very colorful! I used to make my own English

Muffins

> > before I got sick. Maybe I'll make some more when I decide to

> > celebrate my health!

> >

> > Kathy, chomping on organic salad greens with avocado chunks and

> > organic balsamic dressing; potato, garlic and broccoli soup (with

> > butter, dulse and basil) is waiting for me!

> >

> > :-)

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hey DB

Makes perfect sense. Every so often the body says " enough fussing with me---time

to take care of the 'soul'! "

Everybody's got their own version of soul food

Sharon/starshar

> This crowd will get a chuckle out of this.

>

> Jim Humble says something to the effect of- once you get the diseases out of

> you, you can possibly get nutrition out of a candy bar if that's all you

> need at the time, that it won't be doing the damage that it would do to a

> diseased body. Boy do I ever hope so;>)

>

> I've been eating too much protein and not enough carbs and was getting stiff

> because of it- gouty all over but not to a painful level. I've been eating

> some cherries for that but it wasn't enough. Last night, wife out to a

> meeting, me alone and hungry, I couldn't stand the thought of anything

> " good " for me and certainly not any protein in any form.

>

> I ate " Fig Newmans " and raw milk and Kozy Shack Rice Pudding for supper. It

> was wonderful.

>

> I never did get a carb down from it. This morning I felt much more pliable

> and was not hungry for hours after waking. Cool!

>

> Daddybob

[Guest guest]

>A grass fed beef hamburger on a English muffin with steamed

organic beets and organic string beans.<

Hmmm...that's just like eating a hamburger steak with two veggie sides and

muffin. Sounds great.

>I smear coconut oil on everything, or cultured organic butter<

VCO constantly helps me with flexibility. I also have cultured Amish butter

that I clarify because I don't need the calcium. I fry eggs in a 50/50 mix,

and fry meats in VCO.

Daddybob

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[Guest guest]

That Amish butter sounds good!

I've been on CNOil since about 2000. It's great stuff. After a shower

I rub VCNO in my armpits and it prevents odor without using a

deodorant. I also rub VCNO between my butt cheeks. It used to feel

like sticking pins in there when I bathe, but since putting VCNO in

there after a shower it no longer does. I also like to rub it on my

other private parts. It keeps my skin soft and comfortable.

VCNO has helped my ability to eat many foods. I used to have problems

with some fruit but since saturating my body with VCNO I could eat

fruit all day with no problem except possibly getting too alkaline

from it. I think VCNO protects us from lots of stuff, like the effects

of PUFAs, virii, bad bacteria, and more.

I was on a program called Life Balances from 4/94 to about 1999. They

were my health coach and helped me balance my pH. When I started it I

was way too alkaline. They used to tell me to eat what I felt like

eating - what I was truly hungry for. If I felt like a turkey breast

sandwich on Rye bread with mustard, I should eat it.

Many people seem to get a better appetite from MMS. After a while I

may go back to the LB principals, but without paying them. With MMS we

may not have to eat organic foods as much as we do. I know that some

foods are better to eat organic : apples, carrots, potatoes, peppers,

and others, but with MMS to keep the microbes down, we may be able to

eat more things and feel good from it.

I wouldn't be surprised if MMS and VCNO protects us from things like

acrylamide in bread, etc. I like to eat bread fairly often. I have to

balance my pH. I can't eat vegetables too often or I'll get too

alkaline.

Joe

>

> VCO constantly helps me with flexibility. I also have cultured Amish

butter

> that I clarify because I don't need the calcium. I fry eggs in a

50/50 mix,

> and fry meats in VCO.

>

> Daddybob

>

[Guest guest]

This morning I took 2 organic grape fruit and 4 tangelos, peeled them

and put them in the blender and whooped them up. I strained off the

juice, and tossed the pulp and seeds.

MMM! This is so much better than juice. I would call it Citrus Milk.

Just one taste and my body said, YES! This is what I need. I split it

with my hubby.

I also made some fresh soymilk in my soymilk maker, added 1/4 tsp

Real Salt to each quart, a few TBLSP of Organic Maple Syrup and a

couple tsp of homemade ginger syrup. I drank about 3 cups.

I also drank 8 oz of organic carrot juice.

That was my breakfast. Quite filling and easy on the liver. No pulp

to have to work on.

I've had bowel troubles all week, they are gone today yippee! I only

took one MMS dose the night before last and 2 last night. So I'll

probably go for three tonight. But I have this pool party this

evening and didn't want to ruin it with worry! <blush>

Kat, the virus killer!

[Guest guest]

o.k. the butt cheeks was just to much information, (however I am

glad you feel that comfortable with us all) but the armpit part was

very interesting.

what is VCNO? I am very interested in it.

JUST MY OPINION

> >

> > VCO constantly helps me with flexibility. I also have cultured

Amish

> butter

> > that I clarify because I don't need the calcium. I fry eggs in a

> 50/50 mix,

> > and fry meats in VCO.

> >

> > Daddybob

> >

>