What is everyone's position on drinking booze? What kind? how often? I'm curious. I drink occasionally. I used to binge drink 2to3 times a week up until last month.
i like wine, but its reeeeally rare that i drink it, like once every other month maybe. its kind of a fun social thing, but generally i feel so good that really just dont feel any need for it.
I don't think I've drank anything since the Superbowl. And not because I'm trying to avoid it -- I just have no desire for it anymore. I'd rather pound shots of wheatgrass instead of shots of tequila.
I still drink the occasional glass of wine, but I have noticed that my desire for it has greatly decreased even when it's readily available.
I did have a martini while on vacation last week, and after being 80% raw for over a month let me tell you it went to my head FAST, but my head also cleared fast. I've always been kind of a light wieght, but that even surprised me.
Meredith
I have the occasional blowout but( maybe 3 times a year). I find I do not get a hangover. An interesting point in The Sunfood Diet Success System " Choose wine over beer. Most wine is raw. Choose organic wine containg no added sulphites" but I also read in 80/10/10 that alcohol kills every cell it comes into contact with. So does anyone know if we replace these dead cells?
I think the main cells alcohol kills are the ones in the brain, which happen to be the only ones in our body that don't get replaced -once they're gone, they're gone.
not that I agree with drinking alcohol.....(it's nothing less than poisen for the body in my opinion) ....but our body does actually generate new neurons (brain cells) throughout our lives - contrary to the popular and long held belief that they don't. Apparently the number of new neurons generated correlates with physical activity (exercise etc) and the rate at which they are integrated into existing neural networks within the brain depends on how much you use/challenge your mind. interesting eh??
I drink white wine. Red wine makes me fell ill the next day. I admit if I had a crappy day with lots of work and stress, wine makes the world look nicer in the evening!
i had an assigment in a class called Science and the Imagination, (basically Writing meets Science, or sci fi) and we had to watch a sci fi show episode and give some kind of report. That began my addiction to Battlestar Galatica, LOL. It's so good!
Gia, I wish you well and certainly understand the power of this process. Please be careful though; this is a significant process. Nature has the keys, and the best we can ever do is to try to understand and apply her wisdom. Fasting is about givin...
Thank you! Yes, the little one is high raw. He's 90% most days on account of his father pushing some "normal" things like toasted granola and steamed peas on him. Nothing I'll complain about though! He's also still nursing, so he gets a raw transf...
ripped and beautiful :) it may just be me but being so stong, especially in that area, rises the idea in your head of power and that you will soon be sprouting wings.. :)
I've watched that. It is so weird that they have that show on. I also watched the old v's. They are a trip- with 80s hair and the spacesuit type outfits they wear. If you look at how small our planet is compared to others like Niburu- you can see ...
I'm on a computer in the library right now (as I was on Thursday), so any posts may be a little short. I was a little stressed by the reapplication information about the CAB because I had the same issues with finding paid work to fit around it bef...
Thanks for checking this out Vamp. It is truly amazing if you can be open minded enough to watch the video. People act like we haven't invented space travel. If you can accept that- then how hard would it be to accept jumping onto a planet that is...
starting to plan for this now ! right in the midlle of holidays !
i'm thinking about doing a week, but may extend with blended foods depending on how much detox I experience. Can't get the 'flu' just yet.
thanks....so grateful & dave is the best !...
Hi El-bo,
You're absolutely right; sodium is not the problem, but sodium chloride, and inorganic mineral salt which always causes water retention and raises blood pressure. We don't need any of that.