I'm I too frail to eat raw without support?

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Permalink Reply by Silverfire on September 1, 2009 at 8:47am

I'm so sorry to hear of your condition, it seems you are in a delicate situation. :( Hugs to you.

I don't really have anything helpful to say, except that you need to take it easy and at your own pace.

Is there anyone who could help you with your food prep? Can you eat more simple foods with less preparation effort so that you don't stress yourself too much.

I hope you find a solution that suits you. :) Take care deary!

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Permalink Reply by Kim Caldwell on September 1, 2009 at 9:06am

N each person is unique and different things will make them feel better.
So how do you discover what is best to you----

From the book "How Green Smoothies Saved My Life"

"UNDERSTANDING OUR TRUE WORK
We do not need to “work on” our problems or any
unwanted physical condition. We get all of our results
through our alignment of thought. It is not an action
journey that we need to take; it is the emotional journey
of feeling good that is our work. This is one of my
favorite Abraham-Hicks teachings. All you need to do is
feel good and you will be guided to the perfect action.
This action will feel like the perfect next step and lead to
things you really want. It really is that easy, and once
you get it, you are going to love it. I have practiced this
alignment of thought for over a decade and the results
are too incredible to describe. You simply have to
experience it for yourself. For example, if you are not
feeling your best, it is not your job to go out and find the
perfect medicines, foods, professionals and so on to heal
yourself. Your job is to look for things to feel good
about. It really is that simple. Then, you will be guided to
the perfect action or just start feeling better.



if you try this consistently ove time you will be led to the perfect solutions for you

Blessings kim

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Permalink Reply by WhoRaw on September 1, 2009 at 10:09am

Hi Kim thanks for that excerpt.
can you give an example of how you do this?
thanks

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Permalink Reply by Kim Caldwell on September 1, 2009 at 11:07am

Hi WhoRaw--can you make the question more specific?
thanks kim

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Permalink Reply by Jef on September 1, 2009 at 6:37pm

So are you saying you drive down the street and see a Robin, and say, Oh wow, what a beautiful Robin! ? Is that what you mean by finding things to feel good about?

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Permalink Reply by Kim Caldwell on September 1, 2009 at 6:19pm

OMG Suvine that is perfect
I am so proud

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Permalink Reply by AwesomeUniverse!!! on September 1, 2009 at 12:30pm

Hi N! Do you have a dehydrator? I made enough stuff to eat for a week yesterday in a couple hours- but yeah I have a dehydrator. Some things go bad on me so I was trying to use things up before that happened.

What kind of stuff do you like to eat?

Because of your infection I would recommend pumpkin milk\soup or pumpkin seed crackers because the zinc can help you fight infection. Raw garlic cloves in marinara or brazil nut cheese and miso soup with shitaki mushrooms.

Olive leaf as a supplement goes back as far as the Egyptians in being antiviral. I am taking that right now and if I didn't I think I would be full - blown going to the emergency room.


Thyme is another curing herb that would be great to put in soup or flax crackers.

Have you tried caprilic acid? It is made from grapefruit seeds- it is good at killing a lot of funguses etc.


I hope you feel better soon!

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Permalink Reply by Alicia (BarefootHoodoo) on September 1, 2009 at 6:58pm

I don't have any advice, except there is always a way, and do it as much as you can. I just hope you get to feeling better. You take care of yourself.

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Permalink Reply by Crunch on September 1, 2009 at 7:05pm

Hi Necrowitch!

Sorry you're not feeling too hot. I've read that it's quite common for health challenges to get worse before they get better. We heal old health challenges later than recent ones, too: in reverse order. Or perhaps this is occurring because you are losing muscle tissue putting more pressure on the cartilage? Maybe you could go on a juice feasting retreat holiday, so they make your juice for you, and your body has all that energy saved from digestion to help heal your chest :) Or maybe this isn't in your price range. Perhaps you could do your own juicing or someone could make you juices at home?

hope this helps,
Crunchy

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Permalink Reply by Rawgreengoddess on September 6, 2009 at 9:08pm

you sound so delicate.i am sorry that you are in such a state...think strong thoughts though,thinking positively (yes i know you willhave heard it a 1000 times before)makes such a difference to how you feel,act and heal...

sleep,and sleep and sleep some more,can you get outside in the sunshine as much as you can?do you dry skin brush,are you gently massaging healing oils into your body every day after you bathe/shower? can you walk a little in the fresh air?

what are you eating?what environment are you living in?are you juicing,having green smoothies eating lots of lovely fruits...what is the part you are eating that isnt raw?

tell us more,so we can best help you,if possible?xo

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Permalink Reply by YogaBrudder on September 6, 2009 at 10:22pm

Wow, a chest infection!! I think you need professional guidance. Where are you?

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Permalink Reply by lady on September 7, 2009 at 12:38am

Fruit needs hardly any preparation!

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