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traderdrew
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I have read the posts by Needhelp_2007. I feel for some people with health problems and I want to help. In my unprofessional opinion, this person doesn't need some kind of concoction that isn't based on live foods. This person needs to eat organic living fresh vegetables and sprouts that can be found at a Hippocrates style health institute. There are some around the world. There is one in Boston and one in West Palm Beach.
http://www.hippocratesinstitute.org
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum silver fox
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MoreThis is a reply to # 889,718Your right, nothing can replace raw living fruits and veggies. Anything else should be used as a supplement to raw living food.
Silver Fox!- There are therapies that combine fru... #79128
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MoreThis is a reply to # 889,792other protocols
Each is individual, this is why all the really gofted healers are artists in a way
They can tune in to the patients needs and based on their larger base of knowledge they can adjust and adapt the therapy for the individual
Certainly that's a great base but may not be the answer in it's self for a digestive track disorder?
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum thall72315
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This is a reply to # 889,718this all maybe true, but it is an individuals choice to choose their own path for health and knowledge, Needhelp_2007 chose the moreless forum and should be respected for his/her own decision, not brought into a debate forum because one does not like the choice or health decision another has made. we all need to be respectful of others decisions, right or wrong, just offer help, we all need it in one way or another.
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum traderdrew
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This is a reply to # 889,805
Needhelp_2007 chose the moreless forum and should be respected for his/her own decision, not brought into a debate forum because one does not like the choice or health decision another has made. we all need to be respectful of others decisions, right or wrong, just offer help, we all need it in one way or another.
I respectfully disagree. Needhelp_2007 may not know the best options available and I may not be welcome over there. Have you seen anyone suggest that this person should eat vegetables over there? What kind of credentials does Moreless have to give these unhealthy people advice?
I think I turn the readers on curezone on to some good material like the Hippocrates Institute and nutritional biochemist Jay Foster.
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum grzbear
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This is a reply to # 890,284ML is like a broken record when it comes to regarding high quality, organically grown, fresh picked (vine ripened and local) in season fruits and vegetables as the foundation for health and well being.
You are correct that no one has mentioned diet at all to needhelp_2007...
I think all too often we think that when someone posts on curezone they have already made basic changes for the better in diet. Perhaps that is not the case here...
good point.- Re: On Ask Moreless forum traderdrew
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This is a reply to # 890,309Maybe I am overreacting then. This person questioned Moreless about his drink. If the drink is bothering you, then don't drink it. His or her body needs something to help detoxify the digestive system. I would say certain types of enzymes, probiotics, herbs, and fiber would contribute. How much of these things are in the Moreless drink?
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum traderdrew
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This is a reply to # 890,380By the way, Hippocrates at West Palm Beach doesn't give their clients fruit with perhaps very few exceptions. They grow much of their food at their location. The only fruit I have seen at their buffet were avocados. I have been there a few times and I listened intensely to all of those who worked there.
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum traderdrew
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum thall72315
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This is a reply to # 890,284if you are not welcome in the moreless forum to talk to Needhelp_2007, you just respond to one of his past post in another forum, he will get your response, and respond to you if he so chooses, there again it's his choice, one does not bring someone elses life choices into a debate forum, questioning their judgement without that persons knowledge, it is disrespectful, you nor i would expect to be treated this way, so please in the future try to approach an individual in a more respectful way, with their knowledge.
- Well said thall... n/m grzbear 17 y 2,342
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum traderdrew
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This is a reply to # 890,757I didn't think of it that way. I accepted long ago that what I put on the internet can be used in a free for all. I don't take it personally but only as a learning experience.
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum thall72315
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This is a reply to # 890,771hi traderdrew, i agree with you, some people will use info on the internet very facetiously, but from your responses, i don't think you are that type of person, as you said i think you just didn't think of it that way, words and actions can always have unintended consequences, just as long as we all learn from our actions and treat others as we wish to be treated, not as others treat us, an eye for an eye we all end up blind and i'm not ready to learn braille yet.
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum thall72315
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum grzbear
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum traderdrew
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum #69242
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This is a reply to # 889,718Regardless of whether people agree with the Moreless drink or not, Moreless is very clear that eating fresh fruits and vegetables and avoiding processed foods is a must. It is one of his mantras.
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum trapper/kcmo
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum sans sucre
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum Corinthian
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MoreThis is a reply to # 890,303Unfortunately ML destroys his credibility when he follows up his recommendation with the ridiculous notion of "complete complexed carbohydrates" and "alkaline bonded carbohydrates"
And really : Is there anyone AGAINST fruits and vegetables?
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 890,303he still doesnt say it enough because he still has time for all the other things he says.
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum trapper/kcmo
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- Re: On Ask Moreless forum sans sucre
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This is a reply to # 889,718Or, they could do both. . . . Moreless is a big advocate of good, fresh, organic, high quality veggie based diet.
- Re: On Ask Moreless forum evanluck
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This is a reply to # 889,718I agree that if you can find high quality (high BRIX), organically grown raw fruits and vegetables that these are ideal for restoring your body to health but I have tested extensively the produce that comes out of many farmer's markets in my area (which is full of health conscious people who frequent farmer's markets). Unfortunately most of the produce is average to poor quality.
So what do you recommend given this reality? I think thoughtful mineral supplementation based on an understanding of the Science of how your body generates energy to heal itself makes sense.
Insisting on "living foods" borders on dogma when you ignore the fact that most of the "living foods" that are sold around the world are not high quality and have very little "life force" to offer the person that eats them. Minerals are of central importance for health. The major advantage to eating raw foods whole foods is that raw foods contain intact enzymes and phytonutrients. But without a lymphatic system that is of a healthy PH (from consuming enough minerals) enzymes are unable to function properly.- I agree grzbear
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This is a reply to # 890,381good points...
even if we grow foods ourselves it could take many seasons of doing the right thing to bring the soil AND the produce grown back to where it should be...
In the interim, where are we to get the needed minerals?- Re: I agree #27054
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This is a reply to # 890,475grz,
one would get a good crop as you know by feeding the soil with good manure and balancing the ph. one cannot ingest ph and by-pass that process, any fool understands that so why the blazes is it even suggested? tomi.- Re: I agree grzbear
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This is a reply to # 890,711My question would then be...
Why the blazes do we chase after (need) any of the healing modalities on these forums?
"one would get a good crop as you know by feeding the soil with good manure and balancing the ph. one cannot ingest ph and by-pass that process"
I agree that following that process and eating high quality, organically grown, fresh picked (vine ripened and local) in season fruits and vegetables as the foundation for health and well being is the answer; as long as the soil ALWAYS contains the correct balance of macro and micro minerals etc.
Tell me... is this "lifestyle" possible today for the tens of millions of people who live in apartments, condos, a refugee camp, the homeless, what-have-you and do not have access to their own land?
Is it possible for the person who works themselves to the bone just to feed their family, keep a roof over their head etc. barely having enough time to shower and get out the door in the morning, let alone till, care for and plant/harvest? What is to happen to them?
I am sure that there are folks who live in these circumstances who come to the zone seeking answers to their health ails where doctors have failed. I suspect these forums give them alternative suggestions that enable them to help improve their lives the best we know how.
It takes a minimum of 2.5 acres of arable land to just exist and be self sustaining for a family of 4... then their are the available water issues etc.
Until the day that the earth is reborn, in another time and place, what you speak of is only available for a very fortunate few... and even then their water, soil and air is compromised by man made pollution that may then compromise their precious bounty. It is the way of things today... the rest of us chase after a better more healthful life the best we know how.
I do hope that those fortunate few understand and realize fully, how truly blessed they are.- amen brother (n/m) thall72315 17 y 2,353
- Re: I agree #27054
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This is a reply to # 890,761yes grz i totally agree with the points that you make. i've been through that experience. the cause ' a father that let my mother bring up 10 youngsters whilst he went out drinking and gambling'. i remember the boils i had through malnutrition but i learnt from that and when left school at 15 years of age and was then able to do something about it. there are many other reasons why this lack of nutrition happens and it's obvious to me that i need not spell them out to you my friend.
what i like about you grz is your attitude towards life perhaps your background is similar to mine, i dont know, but when i read about peoples ideals it makes me sick.
my post to you was about farming crops not living on a country estate. the trouble is it's getting those farmers crops to the family table so youngsters (who come first) get that food.
i know many many people that save year in year just for bloody holidays because they feel they deserve them whilst the youngsters go without.
it goes on grz and it's sickening, and i'm not suggesting for one minute that all people are like it, but i feel sure it's the majority.
there a many places in the uk that have their own co-operative shops to keep costs down so the usa must.
grz thanks for that reminder, tomi.
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