Re: just curious - raw foodists / a little gross

[Guest guest]

I think I am in the same boat, here. Though nuts don't seem to

degatively impact me TOO much, I definitely notice a difference.

Now for the gross part.......

When you poop after eating cooked foods, especially meats, do you

ever pass blood as well? Do cooked foods slow your bowels down or

speed them up?

The reason I ask is because whenever I eat cooked meat, I pass a very

large amount of fresh blood, to the point where Marilyn insists that

I go the the ER. I don't, of course. And I was wondering if, from

what you have said below, it might not be that unique to me.

Anyway, hope this is not too personal for this list, or for you

personally.

Peace, love, laughter

Dominus Vobiscum

>

> I either eat raw, or I eat SAD. For me, there doesn't seem to be

much in

> between. And, for my body, if I eat any cooked, it negatively

impacts my

> system.

>

> Speaking only for myself, my body tends to stop regular elimination

if I

> eat cooked foods. Even raw nuts slow things down. After giving the

whole

> " health for myself " a lot of thought, I think that the most

important

> thing that I can do for myself is to clean out my insides, beginning

> with the intestine. To me, anyone to weighs more than they should,

needs

> to cleanse their insides,. Using this as a basis for seeking better

> health, I believe that if my elimination system isn't working well,

I am

> not progressing toward better health. Given this logic, and the

> observations of my own body's reactions to food, and again, speaking

> only for myself, at this time, all cooked foods seem to be an

unhealthy

> thing for me.

>

> TerriLynne

>

[Guest guest]

Then how in the world do you type? It is very interesting to me that

you can't see! Aren't we amazing creatures, made to adapt so well?

So, if I may get personal, why can't you see? You may have already

shared it, but I cannot recall.

It's funny, at work I have gotten bold enough to tell those close to

me, that can take rather blunt talk, that monitoring your " output " is

a good thing. You can discern quite a bit about what is going on in

your body by checking on your pee and poop.

They look at me oddly, but then again, they do that anyway.

Peace, love, laughter

Dominus Vobiscum

>

> Hi ,

> UUnfortunately, or perhaps fortunately :-) I can't check my b.m.'s

> because I can't see. Literally. I don't even have light perception.

It's

> probably a good thing, or I'd probably always have my face in the

> toilet. <BG>

>

> TerriLynne