Wow, what a lot to think about

[Guest guest]

I'm not going to try to respond to all this right now. Obviously, if my

denial-type habits are the result of trying to avoid inner conflicts, then it

will take a good amount of self reflection to get at the root of all that.

asked why I felt the cancer was related to the food intolerance. The food

intolerance was causing me very low mineral counts. Scientists have ben seeing a

strong correlation between vitamin D deficiency and cancer occurance. It is my

belief that the low mineral counts, essentially, opened the door for the

development of cancer.

I don't have many limiting beliefs regarding foods. I didn't go into the raw

diet because of ethical reasons. It was meant to be a starting point in my

attempt at eliminating foods that were causing me to be sick. I willingly eat

all foods with the goal of avoiding sickness. I don't like the amount of focus

that avoiding sickness takes, so I have moments of throwing caution to the wind

(too many moments) and I stay just on the edge between kind of sick and grossly

sick. I know that if someone made and placed in front of me only the right foods

everyday, I would willingly eat it, and never worry about the foods that were

missing. I don't like having to think about it.

Thank you for all the responses. I will continue to think through them.

a Sawyer