How to know if you should eat a particular food

December 3, 2002

This is something from what Roz Gruben was talking about

during her presentation on Sunday. She mentioned that you

should eat a food if you could satisfy three requirements.

1. You should be able to gather it without weapons.

2. You shouldn't have to wear any clothing or protective

gear to gather it. (Forget about honey)

3. You should be able to make a whole meal of the food.

(No more garlic meals for me I guess :-).

This is how Natural Hygienists determine if this is a food

that they should be eating. From many angles it makes sense.

Because it would make us eat like we would have eaten when

we first arrived on this planet. We wouldn't have had any

tools to hunt or to cook. We wouldn't have had the natural

defenses for instance to gather honey. We probably wouldn't

have been making recipes at first so we wouldn't have been

adding all of those spicy foods like garlic and hot pepper

to our meals.

It's food for thought. I'll be posting much more notes.

Last night I saw them speak again and this time I took notes.

Roger Haeske

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December 6, 2002

Roger,

My thanks for the clarity on B12.

This stuff below is stunning. I am waiting

with bated breath for your notes.

It has had me mulling for days!

Peter

Roger Haeske [roger]

Tuesday, December 03, 2002 6:41 PM

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[Raw Food] How to know if you should eat a particular food

This is something from what Roz Gruben was talking about

during her presentation on Sunday. She mentioned that you should eat a

food if you could satisfy three requirements.

1. You should be able to gather it without weapons.

2. You shouldn't have to wear any clothing or protective

gear to gather it. (Forget about honey)

3. You should be able to make a whole meal of the food.

(No more garlic meals for me I guess :-).

This is how Natural Hygienists determine if this is a food

that they should be eating. From many angles it makes sense. Because it

would make us eat like we would have eaten when we first arrived on this

planet. We wouldn't have had any tools to hunt or to cook. We wouldn't

have had the natural defenses for instance to gather honey. We probably

wouldn't have been making recipes at first so we wouldn't have been

adding all of those spicy foods like garlic and hot pepper to our meals.

It's food for thought. I'll be posting much more notes.

Last night I saw them speak again and this time I took notes.

Roger Haeske

P.S. Would you like to Discover the Easiest and Most

Powerful Peak Performance Program on the planet? This

program will quickly improve all areas of your life, is customized to

your personality and circumstances, and effortlessly overcomes previous

negative beliefs and conditioning. Go to

http://www.superbeing.com/magicquestions.htm for your free report.

December 7, 2002

Peter and the group.

I'll get to those notes soon. I've been busy but at least I have things

written down now. Hopefully they'll jog my memory.

Roger

P.S. Would you like to Discover the Easiest and Most Powerful Peak

Performance Program on the planet? This program will quickly improve all

areas of your life, is customized to your personality and circumstances,

and effortlessly overcomes previous negative beliefs and conditioning.

Go to http://www.superbeing.com/magicquestions.htm for your free report.

December 9, 2002

Hi,

Yes- I've heard Doug Graham and Roz Gruben speak here in Manhattan

and they are truly great to listen too and dialogue with. Very clear

and inspiring. The below philosphy is, if nothing else, perfectly

sensible- even if most people today don't live in an environment

where this is easily done. As we know there's more to optimum health

than just diet. In fact diet is really low on the mind/body/spirit

totem pole. If we are truly balanced in spirit- then our emotions

and thoughts will be balanced and we would never even think of

killing or harming any sensient (sp?) being for food or any reason

(including ourselves).

David

p.s. I've been eating dulce for vitamin B12 which I think is dried

without cooking. It's sold here in Chinatown in disk-shaped

portions.

>

> This is something from what Roz Gruben was talking about

> during her presentation on Sunday. She mentioned that you should

eat a

> food if you could satisfy three requirements.

>

> 1. You should be able to gather it without weapons.

> 2. You shouldn't have to wear any clothing or protective

> gear to gather it. (Forget about honey)

> 3. You should be able to make a whole meal of the food.

> (No more garlic meals for me I guess :-).

>

> This is how Natural Hygienists determine if this is a food

> that they should be eating. From many angles it makes sense.

Because it

> would make us eat like we would have eaten when we first arrived on

this

> planet. We wouldn't have had any tools to hunt or to cook. We

wouldn't

> have had the natural defenses for instance to gather honey. We

probably

> wouldn't have been making recipes at first so we wouldn't have been

> adding all of those spicy foods like garlic and hot pepper to our

meals.

>

> It's food for thought. I'll be posting much more notes.

> Last night I saw them speak again and this time I took notes.

>

> Roger Haeske

>

> P.S. Would you like to Discover the Easiest and Most

> Powerful Peak Performance Program on the planet? This

> program will quickly improve all areas of your life, is customized

to

> your personality and circumstances, and effortlessly overcomes

> http://www.superbeing.com/magicquestions.htm for your free report.

>

December 12, 2002

Sorry David,

Life feeds on life. So no matter what totem pole you visit

of what you put on your plate, you are bound to be upsetting

one form of life or another. Plants have feelings and respond

to the seasons and the heat of the day.

Otherwise I am waiting for the next news on Roz Gruben's thoughts .

Peter

nightowlboy <jaynextdoor

[jaynextdoor]

Monday, December 09, 2002 7:16 AM

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