curious about "bible diet"

Hi Toonces, have you read Ann Wigmore (Hippocrates Health Centre)? She seemed to promote the ideas of the Essene biogenic diet of Edmund Bordeaux Szekeley. She says that the Essenese were vegatarian and that the word "meat" in the bible is a translation from a word that originally meant "food".

I'm not actually really a Christian per se, so I don't want to get into that. But I'm curious about Wigmore's ideas. I think Dr Christopher's ideas were similar - but not sure.

You seem to have done a lot of research. Unfortunately Ann Wigmore died at 84 of smoke inhalation when the Hippocrates Health Centre burned down so we can't see whether her theories could really be put to the test. Bernard Jensen on the other hand is still alive (last I heard) and well into his nineties. His dietary recommendations were pretty similar to NT with the addition of juices.