Guest guest Posted August 30, 2008 Report Share Posted August 30, 2008 Kundalini-Yoga , " balbadier " <balbadier wrote: > > Kundalini-Yoga , " Bridget GuruBeant Kamke " > <infinipede@> wrote: > > > > I am responding to the DC area person's question about natural ways > to avoid colds. I went for about 9 months without getting a cold, > and the thing I attribute it to is that I was avoiding dairy foods. > I eat goat yogurt from time to time which is the easiest dairy food > on the human body as far as i know, and occaisionally (rarely) I'll > eat aged cheddar. I really try to avoid cooked cheese like on pizza, > because the cheese seems more dead, whereas the uncooked cheddar, > even if pasteurized still has some enzymes in it that help with > digesting it. And why do I choose aged cheddar? It is a tastey > allowance I sometimes eat and the aging process gets rid of lactose > which is something many humans have trouble digesting. > > Many vegans i have known always said they do not get sick. and > they say if they slip up and eat dairy they do get sick. so I went > with my nearly non-dairy experiment since last fall when I felt a > little run down at the beginning of October and I did not get sick at > all in the winter, and I usually in the past would get at least one > cold in the winter. I got a bit sloppy and allowed more cheese this > summer and I did get a cold a week or two ago so I'm being more > careful again. I think my experiment confirms what the vegans say > about dairy and colds. > > > > > > Bridget Kamke, LMT > > Kundalini Yoga Teacher > > Licensed Massage Therapist > > Children's Book Author > > www.infinipede.com > > __________ > > Click for free quote on refinancing your mortgage. > > > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2131/fc/Ioyw6iifTCMUEVN9mg9gb3dgWn > LpXccwMKIKeO4IJxUQwTq3Awjajb/ > >I would totally agree with this. Whenever I have too much dairy I > get a cold and when I keep it to a minimum I do not get colds for > years. Just wish more people knew about it. > Sat Kirtan Kaur xxx > Sat Nam, Among the cold curatives which I have found most beneficial is the simple one of HOT lemon juice, honey and HOT cayanne pepper. Although I began taking this remedy in the early 70's - the concern is now whether one's stomach is able to withstand the potency of this healing combination. Sat Sirtan Kaur is so very wise in her mention of dairy products and in addition would comment that finding organic products is also of much benefit. Be Well. Keep up, DJK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 30, 2008 Report Share Posted August 30, 2008 Milk & Milk Products, Are They Any Good? Why People Must Be Vegetarian amarjit singh bamrah biggin hill airport london absolutelovingjoyousnurturing <kore52 Kundalini-Yoga Sat, 30 Aug 2008 18:19 Avoiding Colds - Cures Kundalini-Yoga , "balbadier" <balbadier wrote: > > Kundalini-Yoga , "Bridget GuruBeant Kamke" > <infinipede@> wrote: > > > > I am responding to the DC area person's question about natural ways > to avoid colds. I went for about 9 months without getting a cold, > and the thing I attribute it to is that I was avoiding dairy foods. > I eat goat yogurt from time to time which is the easiest dairy food > on the human body as far as i know, and occaisionally (rarely) I'll > eat aged cheddar. I really try to avoid cooked cheese like on pizza, > because the cheese seems more dead, whereas the uncooked cheddar, > even if pasteurized still has some enzymes in it that help with > digesting it. And why do I choose aged cheddar? It is a tastey > allowance I sometimes eat and the aging process gets rid of lactose > which is something many humans have trouble digesting. > > Many vegans i have known always said they do not get sick. and > they say if they slip up and eat dairy they do get sick. so I went > with my nearly non-dairy experiment since last fall when I felt a > little run down at the beginning of October and I did not get sick at > all in the winter, and I usually in the past would get at least one > cold in the winter. I got a bit sloppy and allowed more cheese this > summer and I did get a cold a week or two ago so I'm being more > careful again. I think my experiment confirms what the vegans say > about dairy and colds. > > > > > > Bridget Kamke, LMT > > Kundalini Yoga Teacher > > Licensed Massage Therapist > > Children's Book Author > > www.infinipede.com > > ________ > > Click for free quote on refinancing your mortgage. > > > http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2131/fc/Ioyw6iifTCMUEVN9mg9gb3dgWn > LpXccwMKIKeO4IJxUQwTq3Awjajb/ > >I would totally agree with this. Whenever I have too much dairy I > get a cold and when I keep it to a minimum I do not get colds for > years. Just wish more people knew about it. > Sat Kirtan Kaur xxx > Sat Nam, Among the cold curatives which I have found most beneficial is the simple one of HOT lemon juice, honey and HOT cayanne pepper. Although I began taking this remedy in the early 70's - the concern is now whether one's stomach is able to withstand the potency of this healing combination. Sat Sirtan Kaur is so very wise in her mention of dairy products and in addition would comment that finding organic products is also of much benefit. Be Well. Keep up, DJK AOL Email goes Mobile! You can now read your AOL Emails whilst on the move. Sign up for a free AOL Email account with unlimited storage today. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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