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Comment by Asiris on November 10, 2009 at 7:01pm

Comment by YogaBrudder on November 10, 2009 at 6:57pm

Asimov, what yu spend on this stuff daily, or doily, how much is your doilie, or doily

And what do yu put under your coaster?

Comment by Asiris on November 10, 2009 at 6:54pm

Jan considers fruit as the most important part of this diet but also by eating everything raw cleans the entire organism. He says that cooked food, even a small amount disrupts the important cleansing process and that the cleaner the food, the more bio-energy is stored. In his opinion cooked food is characterized by disrupted bio-energy; this means that the body has to repair that bio-energy to make it useful. That implies an enormous loss of the energy that is needed in the recovery process.

Group I

Pineapple, Cactus fruit, Avocado, Raspberry, Honeydew melon, Pollen, Comb honey
Group II

Bilberry, Kiwi, Cherry, Persimmon, Apricot, Melon, Mango, Papaya, Almonds, Chervil, Mushrooms, Honey
Group III

Feijoa, Red and blackcurrant, Strawberry, Lychee, Passion fruit, Red and green grapes, Medlar, Peach, Sunflower seeds, Pumpkin seeds, Wheat germ, Germinated wheat, Sprouts, Liquid brewer’s yeast, Panaktiv – Dr Metz
Group IV

Banana, Gooseberries, Green melon, Brazil nut, Coconut, Vegetables, Dairy products
Group V

Oranges, mandarins, apples, pears, plums and grapefruit. (these fruits are considered as supplements.)
GroupVI

This group consists of popular vegetables that are used has supplements.
Group VII

This group gathers several foodstuffs that are used for preparing a meal. – avocados, nuts and seeds are the best suppliers of fat, because they contain fat in an organic structure.

Comment by Asiris on November 10, 2009 at 6:50pm

Yogiogibogi,check out Dries Cancer Diet, and if you read the book tell me about it.

The Dries cancer diet is based largely upon the consumption of raw fruits, mostly tropical fruit such as pineapple and mango, as well as certain raw vegetables, seeds and condiments such as yoghurt, buttermilk and some oils. The basis of the selection of these foods is their bio-energetic value measured in bio photons, which apparently have an effect upon resistance to cancer.

The author defends in his book that the diet is based mainly on bio-energy for studies have been made where it is possible to prove the presence of bio photons or units of light in vegetable organisms. It was also proved that those bio photons are stored in DNA.

According to Jan Dries the quality of a foodstuff is mainly determined by the amount of bio photons it contains. Bio photons are units of light that are found in living organisms, as opposed to photons, which may be found elsewhere.

He says that upgrading and chemical cultivation of foodstuffs are true dangers to bio photons as are processing, conserving and storing of foodstuffs.

He also believes that humans and other animals are not calorie – eaters but absorbers of light.

He explains that a part of the solar energy that plants absorb and that is not used for photosynthesis is stored in the DNA. When we eat plants that absorbed solar energy it ends up in our bodies, where it helps the entire organism function in a way we cannot yet explain.

Jan says that the quality of a foodstuff depends on its ability to store and retain light energy. Not only the nutritional value but also the healing power of a foodstuff depends on the amount of light energy that is retained in the plant.

He believes that the human is a kind of light absorber and that light makes our cells function, but the human is also tied to matter. Energy is converted to matter.

The energy that is taken in by the organism is used for energetic recovery.

Jan defends that the human cells function on light energy, information is passed and assignments are carried out at a speed of light.
http://www.fruitarian.com/ay/Dries_Diet.htm

Comment by Asiris on November 10, 2009 at 6:45pm

Asirov, what's it cost you a day for this?

Fruits? Cheap... if you buy from local farmers... or you have access to trees... or have lots of friends =)

I'm swimming in bananas right now, about 5 different varities... I got ice cream bananas (and ice cream beans), and now I got chewy dehydrated bananas cuz I'm an expert dehydrator now ;) just joking, was my first time!

Comment by YogaBrudder on November 10, 2009 at 6:25pm

Maybe I'll be BAD and hang out at 30-Bad. Is that for real, 30 fandangoes daily?

And give us this day our daily fandango, wild.

How long you been a fruitin'-tootin'?


Nuthead Yogs

Comment by YogaBrudder on November 10, 2009 at 6:17pm

Maybe Freelee'll send me a few.

The good news is I only need one.

Comment by YogaBrudder on November 10, 2009 at 6:08pm

Asirov, what's it cost you a day for this?

Comment by YogaBrudder on November 10, 2009 at 6:08pm

Which guy's the 80-10-10?

Comment by Asiris on November 10, 2009 at 5:29pm

I'll have you know, to see what they had by Dr. Douglas Graham.

Nothing! What'cha gonna send me, heh-heh?

Ready to rumble with 80-10-10.

YOG, when I was at 30bad, Chloe a member there mailed me the 811 book and she paid like 10 bucks for postage too! Thats supercool. I enjoyed Graham's book... I think he's great... love his work. Fruits rule~

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