Monday, October 28, 2013

Will Tuttle "Mechanisms of Denial" - Censored Article


“How can being vegan be so important when so many spiritual leaders eat meat and dairy?”
On some level, we’ve all had to confront this thorny question. We naturally respect and often emulate those whom we perceive as more spiritually aware than we are, and so for Christians, for example, the fact that Jesus is portrayed as eating at least fish seems to be a direct refutation of vegan teachings. For Jews, there’s the passage in Genesis after the flood where Jehovah allows the flesh of certain animals for food, and for Buddhists, the Buddha may be portrayed as eating meat, or at least allowing his followers to do so, and I’ve heard the phrase, “The Dalai Lama eats meat” (though inaccurate) repeated as if it’s a mantra, to justify non-vegan behavior. For Hindus, many revered gurus eat dairy products and Krishna himself is portrayed as a cowherd.

Gerson Therapy: Hippocrates Soup: Official Recipe

Hippocrates Soup
Special Soup for treating cancer alternatively
Treating cancer alternatively involves eating Gerson’s Hippocrates Soup recipe that heals and strengthens the immune system and kidneys.
Hippocrates Soup Recipe
Dr. Max Gerson
The Gerson Therapy

ZIMMERMANIA VIDEO WITH RECIPE BELOW:


Equipment
Use 4-quart stainless steel pot 
Assemble the following vegetables
Cover with pure quality water - reverse osmosis or distilled only.  If not a cancer patient spring water is acceptable.
Ingredients
1 medium celery knob or 3-4 stalks of celery
1 medium parsley root – if available
Garlic as desired
2 small leeks (if not available, replace with 2 medium onions)
1 ½ pounds tomatoes or more
2 medium onions
1 pound of potatoes
A little parsley.
Directions
1.    Do not peel any of these special soup vegetables
2.    Wash and scrub them well
3.    Cut them coarsely
4.    Simmer them slowly for 2 hours
5.    Then put them through a food mill in small portions
6.    Only fibers should be left
7.    Vary the amount of water used for cooking according to taste and desired consistency.
8.    Keep well covered  in refrigerator no longer that 2 days
9.    Warm up as much as needed each time
Note:  For recipes that call for soup stock, use the liquid from this special soup.

Friday, October 25, 2013

It hasn't been a good week for Monsanto

It hasn't been a good week for Monsanto and the rest of the biotech industry.
Just three days ago, Mexico banned genetically engineered corn. Citing the risk of imminent harm to the environment, a Mexican judge ruled that, effective immediately, no genetically engineered corn can be planted in the country. This means that companies like Monsanto will no longer be allowed to plant or sell their corn within the country's borders.

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Maccha or Matcha Tea article "Lost in Translation" and video by Rob Stuart "Better than Coffee"


Finding Real Matcha Tea

Don't confuse "Hunmatsu-RyokuCha," in Japanese, and not the same as "Maccha" or "Matcha."
The translation for Hunmatsu Ryokucha and Maccha are actually the same, green tea powder.
However, the ingredient for Maccha is a special kind of tea called "Tencha," in Japanese, and has unique "Umami."

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Quinoa Biryani with Creamy Cauliflower, Nuts, Cranberries and Peas

This dish is so worthy of a post that I can hardly stand it!  I made this for friends the other night and included fake chicken breast slices for them on the side grilled in Tamari pepper and cayenne.  They loved it.  They thought the chicken was real!  LOL  I totally faked them out.  Here is the recipe.  Enjoy it any way you want even if you don't have all the ingredients it always works out well.   Bill Z.

Quinoa Biryani with Creamy Cauliflower, nuts, cranberries, peas.

Layers of Rainbow Quinoa "rice", creamy Cauliflower gravy with whole spices, nuts, cranberries, raisins, peas, cilantro.
Allergen Information: Free of Dairy, egg, corn, soy, yeast, gluten. Can be made nut-free.

Servies 5-6

Thursday, October 17, 2013

How to Make Coconut Oil Coffee

I had given up on coffee since 2009 when I received my first diagnosis.  Since completing the Gerson Therapy I have been so well, so healthy that occasionally I indulge in a cup of coffee.  I make organic coffee with coconut oil.  The energy boost comes more from the coconut than from the caffeine.  I am able to get up and run in the morning or bike ride far longer than with an empty stomach, cirtus boost or with plain coffee.  It's an occasional treat but the energy I get from this is amazing for me but it still falls in the category of an occasional treat and a usual no-no. 

How to Make Coconut Oil Coffee

I made a cup of coconut oil coffee yesterday before my morning heated power vinyasa yoga class. I prefer to do yoga 1 – 2 hours after a meal, and since my class was first thing in the morning, a cup of coffee with a little coconut oil was the perfect pre-yoga snack.
You’ll start with a hot cup of coffee.