Re: Cooked Food

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Rainbow Egret wrote:

> We last night I made a rice dish with peanut butter and organic

> cannelloni beans that I used to love. It has always been a

> comfort food for me.

>

> Well I felt so very sick after, that I am never making it again until

> the next time I suppose if I haven't gone totally raw by then. Am

> eating less cooked food and each time I do have it I don't feel that

> good after.

>

> Amazing how your body lets you know what it wants and doesn't want.

> Used to happen before to when I was eating mostly fruitarian. Anything

> cooked went straight through - rejected totally. Wish I could have

> stuck to that because sometimes salads especially greens makes me feel

> really sick like bananas and avocadoes do.

>

> Love & Blessings

> Tracey

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Yes it is very interesting how our bodies adjust. They really are

magnificent creations. They are not infallible though. We can wear them

down through attrition and just plain not so good choices in lifestyle

and diet.

Yes the body will reject cooked food as it has no nutritional value.

This is why people eat more than one meal a day. They eat cooked food

and get no nutritional value from it so they are starving their body by

not giving it what it needs. So they eat another cooked meal. And

another hoping this will help. After the body gets through processing

the dead food it gets nothing out of it so it becomes hungry again. Then

they throw in a few snacks between meals and before bed. Viscious cycle

that ends in very poor health and dis-ease eventually..

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Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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