Re: Perception of Sustenance

There are studies of breatharians who were watched for months and months by scientists and medical doctors and they were found to be able to live off of juat air and water. Just because it isnt widely known and accepted does not mean it is impossible. Scientists have also found that when your body and particularly your liver are functioning properly(beware, most peoples are not)you are able to biologically transmutate water and air into nutrients that allow you to make amino acids, the building blocks of our bodies. If you think about, what is the difference between a dead body and a live body. Scientists all agree that when a body is dead there are no changes on the molecular level, all the cells that were there when the person was alive are also there when they are dead(ofcourse this does not apply to all cases). The only thing that is different is that there is no energy or lifeforce. Therefore isnt it logical to conclude that what keeps us alive is our lifeforce or energy? This all sounds very logical and scientific to me. The subject of breatharianism is far beyond the currently accepted views of what the body can do and therefore is very hard for most people who havent studied it to understand. Just about everyone on this planet today has a disfunctioning body in one way or another, so how can we truly know what the body is capable of? It appears there are people out there who have accomplished seemingly impossible feats but we will rarely ever hear about it, it simply doesnt fit with our belief systems. We are also told many lies by the government, there are many stories to verify this(check out the book We Are Being Lied To, its filled with articles from regular people who have discovered that we are being told lies, one particulary intersting story is about an archaeologist who dicovered a human skeleton dating back 500,000 years ago, but people would not accept this so they printed a false date, she was eventually fired from her job after trying to expose the truth) But I like to keep an open mind, there are so many things that were once thought to be impossible that are now part of our everyday lives. I choose to believe what some may call the impossible because no one ever did or discovered great things by following the beliefs of the norm. Tweet