Guest guest Posted June 14, 2003 Report Share Posted June 14, 2003 Hello Folks, Just wondering if any of you ever had problems with staying in the sun. I have some friends who can’t tolerate the sun because they get itchy rashes. They are oriental and don’t eat raw. They are thin but all I can tell you is I ate Dim Sum with them many years ago. They eat a fairly bad diet. Has anyone here had that problem or do you know someone else who had that problem? Did switching to raw foods help you with it? What do you think is really causing the problem? Thanks, Roger Have you tried the Raw Diet many times but failed to stick with it? Now you can learn the Motivational and Dietary Secrets to success on a 100% Raw Food Diet. From Infinite Potential and Raw Food Coach, Roger Haeske, the author of Your Hidden Power - eClass, Infinite Tennis and http://www.superbeing.com <http://www.superbeing.com/> . Go to http://www.superbeingdiet.com <http://www.superbeingdiet.com%20/> to learn how to go 100% RAW. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2003 Report Share Posted June 14, 2003 The sun is the best healing instrument, so if someone has a reaction, many times it's due to poisons being drawn to the surface for cleansing. But also, too much sun is harmfull, so there has to be a balance. - Roger Haeske rawfood Saturday, June 14, 2003 11:15 AM [Raw Food] Sunlight Problems Hello Folks, Just wondering if any of you ever had problems with staying in the sun. I have some friends who can't tolerate the sun because they get itchy rashes. They are oriental and don't eat raw. They are thin but all I can tell you is I ate Dim Sum with them many years ago. They eat a fairly bad diet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2003 Report Share Posted June 15, 2003 Frank " Gopal " Cohen wrote: - " Frank " Gopal " Cohen " <jack-ss > The sun is the best healing instrument, so if someone has a reaction, many times it's due to poisons being drawn to the surface for cleansing. But also, too much sun is harmful, so there has to be a balance. Oh, yes. We need sunlight to survive. Overdoing it is a problem for sure. To hear the skin cancer announcements on TV, one would think that the sun is an enemy but they are not telling the whole story. Not enough sun exposure can certainly produce problems of its own. Betsy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2003 Report Share Posted June 15, 2003 The sun is the best healing instrument, so if someone has a reaction, many times it's due to poisons being drawn to the surface for cleansing. But also, too much sun is harmfull, so there has to be a balance. [RH] Frank, I agree with you about the sun. These people get reactions to very little sunlight. They are not albinos. I think they should take more sun and start eating raw. But people don't want to know about that until it is a major problem. They don't realize the importance of regular sunlight. When I went 100% raw I really started wanting to be in the sun all the time. Roger Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2003 Report Share Posted June 15, 2003 The symptoms spoken of in the original e-mail - isn't that what we would call " sun poisoning " ? I know that doesn't answer anyone's question, but if someone wanted to look it up somewhere, I believe the correct nomenclature would be sun poisoning. I'm fair-skinned and I always got a sunburn; I never got sun poisoning. BUT HERE'S SOMETHING INTERESTING! (I'm 55 years old). I've had on both hands a few " skin cancer " spots/lesions/whatever for a number of years. Also, I have one on my temple for just about that long, too. SINCE GOING MOSTLY LIVE/RAW, vegan, and juicing (including wheatgrass), the lesions on the hands are all but gone - and just over the past couple of weeks! They've been there for years. Also, the spot near my temple is diminishing substantially in size and texture. This diet is AMAZING! Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2003 Report Share Posted June 15, 2003 Actually they are so-called allergic to the sun. It takes very little exposure for them to get this itchy feeling. It certainly isn’t sun poisoning. I’m glad to see you are doing so well with the raw diet. It is amazing what our bodies can do if we give them the rest they need to heal. I know of another person who’s skin cancer just pealed off while eating a raw diet and sunning himself daily. I think he spent at least 4 to 6 hours per day in the sun. So this helped heal his cancer as opposed to making it worse. Roger Have you tried the Raw Diet many times but failed to stick with it? Now you can learn the Motivational and Dietary Secrets to success on a 100% Raw Food Diet. From Infinite Potential and Raw Food Coach, Roger Haeske, the author of Your Hidden Power - eClass, Infinite Tennis and http://www.superbeing.com <http://www.superbeing.com/> . Go to http://www.superbeingdiet.com <http://www.superbeingdiet.com%20/> to learn how to go 100% RAW. Rose and Fred Lieberman [pyrite] Sunday, June 15, 2003 11:33 AM rawfood Re: [Raw Food] Sunlight Problems The symptoms spoken of in the original e-mail - isn't that what we would call " sun poisoning " ? I know that doesn't answer anyone's question, but if someone wanted to look it up somewhere, I believe the correct nomenclature would be sun poisoning. I'm fair-skinned and I always got a sunburn; I never got sun poisoning. BUT HERE'S SOMETHING INTERESTING! (I'm 55 years old). I've had on both hands a few " skin cancer " spots/lesions/whatever for a number of years. Also, I have one on my temple for just about that long, too. SINCE GOING MOSTLY LIVE/RAW, vegan, and juicing (including wheatgrass), the lesions on the hands are all but gone - and just over the past couple of weeks! They've been there for years. Also, the spot near my temple is diminishing substantially in size and texture. This diet is AMAZING! Rose Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 16, 2003 Report Share Posted June 16, 2003 Hi Roger, My sister gets a light rash sometimes when she is exposed to sun for too long. We tried sunblock but she thinks the sunblock aggravates her condition. I noticed that the rash looks like the same rash she had when she got a case of impetigo that was caused by a bug bite. It was healed with antibiotics but maybe the 'disease' never truly went away. So maybe a raw diet would help if they avoid the sun early on and gradually build exposure later. Mel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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