Thermic Vegetables List Needed

[Guest guest]

Hello all,

I am wondering if anyone knows about thermic vegetables and if they have a

list. Supposedly, they burn more calories in digestion than they have. I

saw a list the other day, but cannot get my hands on it. I tried Google,

but keep getting articles in it and not a list of the actual vegetables. If

anyone knows one please relpy with it.

Thank you in advance.

God bless,

Hazelpone

[Guest guest]

Hello Hazelpone,

I prefer exothermic vegetables and foods, don't know why anyone would desire to

decrease their electrical energies by eating endothermic vegetables or fruits.

They decrease the " life force " which leads towards decay etc.

Exothermic (release energy into your body's environment) foods display the

pattern of 10 and 5 in some part of the plant.

Endothermic (absorb energy from your body's surrounding environment) have

different numbers of sections or display other numbers like 6, 4, 8, 9, 11 etc.

I guess I'm not very smart, because I have to follow the pattern of 10 and 5 or

I cannot repair computers, and resolve the various issues electrical or

software, unless I perfectly follow the pattern of 10 and 5 in my foods, and

stay away from " gassy " beans that " bean-numb " the intellect.

Potatoes are exothermic, onions with many widely separated nuclei, mostly the

large ones, are highly endothermic, as well as tomatoes that do not have 5 ribs

inside, 5 bumps on top, or the bi-lobed pasta that do not have 2 lobes, but

three or four, as the 2 or bi-lobed tomatoes are exothermic, while the 3 lobed

pasta tomatoes or 4 lobed are endothermic.

Most root vegetables are highly exothermic.

Some of the more highly hybridated vegetables might be endothermic, if they do

not have the pattern of 10 and 5.

Carrots are also a good exothermic vegetable.

Exothermic release electrons to your body in your stomach.

Endothermic absorb electrons from your metabolic pool of ATP.

Most vegetables and fruits are exo or endo, while it seems most grains are

relatively neutral, except the burden upon the immune system (silo stored grains

with mold spores etc.) I generally most all the time stay totally away from

grains, except very rarely some rice.

http://www.pcy.us/diet.htm has a list of this " bio-energetic " diet more or less.

The endothermic foods, because they have a large draft upon the ATP stores of

" sweat and blood " prepared mitochondrial electrical molecular units, may have an

apparent " net effect " of using more energy than they give, but actually, have a

dampening effect upon digestion because of the decrease of electrical energy

from the brain stimulating the digestive machinery, via the autonomic nervous

system.

So I think probably the endothermic, energy absorbing foods might be prone to

weight gain, by increasing greatly the transit time through the digestive tube.

Best of success in your food selections,

Lenny

Thermic Vegetables List Needed

Hello all,

I am wondering if anyone knows about thermic vegetables and if they have a

list. Supposedly, they burn more calories in digestion than they have. I

saw a list the other day, but cannot get my hands on it. I tried Google,

but keep getting articles in it and not a list of the actual vegetables. If

anyone knows one please relpy with it.

Thank you in advance.

God bless,

Hazelpone

[Guest guest]

Lenny,

I don't really understand this concept. Why would having a pattern of 5 or

10 make a difference versus maybe a pattern of 3. How can you tell about the

electrons?

Thanks

GB

I prefer exothermic vegetables and foods, don't know why anyone would desire to

decrease their electrical energies by eating endothermic vegetables or fruits.

They decrease the " life force " which leads towards decay etc.

Exothermic (release energy into your body's environment) foods display the

pattern of 10 and 5 in some part of the plant.

Endothermic (absorb energy from your body's surrounding environment) have

different numbers of sections or display other numbers like 6, 4, 8, 9, 11 etc.

I guess I'm not very smart, because I have to follow the pattern of 10 and 5 or

I cannot repair computers, and resolve the various issues electrical or

software, unless I perfectly follow the pattern of 10 and 5 in my foods, and

stay away from " gassy " beans that " bean-numb " the intellect.

Potatoes are exothermic, onions with many widely separated nuclei, mostly the

large ones, are highly endothermic, as well as tomatoes that do not have 5 ribs

inside, 5 bumps on top, or the bi-lobed pasta that do not have 2 lobes, but

three or four, as the 2 or bi-lobed tomatoes are exothermic, while the 3 lobed

pasta tomatoes or 4 lobed are endothermic.

Most root vegetables are highly exothermic.

Some of the more highly hybridated vegetables might be endothermic, if they do

not have the pattern of 10 and 5.

Carrots are also a good exothermic vegetable.

Exothermic release electrons to your body in your stomach.

Endothermic absorb electrons from your metabolic pool of ATP.

Most vegetables and fruits are exo or endo, while it seems most grains are

relatively neutral, except the burden upon the immune system (silo stored grains

with mold spores etc.) I generally most all the time stay totally away from

grains, except very rarely some rice.

http://www.pcy.us/diet.htm has a list of this " bio-energetic " diet more or less.

The endothermic foods, because they have a large draft upon the ATP stores of

" sweat and blood " prepared mitochondrial electrical molecular units, may have an

apparent " net effect " of using more energy than they give, but actually, have a

dampening effect upon digestion because of the decrease of electrical energy

from the brain stimulating the digestive machinery, via the autonomic nervous

system.

So I think probably the endothermic, energy absorbing foods might be prone to

weight gain, by increasing greatly the transit time through the digestive tube.

Best of success in your food selections,

Lenny

Gurubandhu

If you cannot see God in all,

You cannot see God at all.

Yogi Bhajan

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[Guest]

So, can we have a list of endothermic foods?

if one eats these in the evening then burning fat takes place