Guest guest Posted September 22, 2004 Report Share Posted September 22, 2004 How about spraying with hydrogen peroxide diluted with water then spray with vinegar then rinse with distilled water. Same way with fruits and vegetables. I've been seeing people go to atm machine (which may contain e-coli) then come to stores and touch those fruits and vegetables and leaving them there for us to touch. (shivering) I would think hydrogen peroxide could kill salmonella and whatever else is there. Tina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2004 Report Share Posted September 22, 2004 On Sep 22, 2004, at 1:05 AM, Kal wrote: > I was starting to have doubts about the safety of eating raw sprouts > after reading several articles on salmonella outbreaks. I did, > however, come across this article on the Sproutman site: > http://www.sproutman.com/salmonella.html > Though I'm still not 100% convinced of safety. Thoughts? > Kal > San Diego CA > Grow your own sprouts. Let your kitchen be your garden! :-) Buy good quality, organic seeds, then to the soak water, add some food strength (35%) hydrogen peroxide, which you can find in health food stores. That's what I do. The peroxide helps inhibit the grow of mold and bacteria. - Janet Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2004 Report Share Posted September 22, 2004 Hi Tina, I use diluted hydrogen peroxide in my soak water and rinse water Seeds germinate faster, with bigger sprouts. Add 1 oz. of 3% H²O² to 1 pint of water and soak the seeds overnight. Add the same amount of H²O² each time you rinse the seeds. Some people have reported 3/4 " sprouts in 24 hours. Source: http://www.momentum98.com/peroxide.html God bless, Dale Webmaster http://hishealingways.com ****************************************** Message: 8 Wed, 22 Sep 2004 10:06:33 -0400 tlgjjr1 Re: sprouts and salmonella potential How about spraying with hydrogen peroxide diluted with water then spray with vinegar then rinse with distilled water. Same way with fruits and vegetables. I've been seeing people go to atm machine (which may contain e-coli) then come to stores and touch those fruits and vegetables and leaving them there for us to touch. (shivering) I would think hydrogen peroxide could kill salmonella and whatever else is there. Tina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 22, 2004 Report Share Posted September 22, 2004 My two cents: If you're worried about the potential for salmonella poisoning, how about growing the sprouts yourself? You can try to find quality " non-contaminated " seeds, grow them in a clean environment and do a wash before you eat them. It won't guarantee anything, however, I would think it reduces the risks to some extent. Personally, I'm not willing to eat 100% cooked to guarantee never getting salmonella poisoning. There are always trade-offs in life. My personal opinion is that if my body is healthy and strong from a good raw diet, my immune system is better prepared to fight off salmonella and other nasties than if I was feeding it a high-cooked/SAD/etc diet. Cheers, Christine > Wed, 22 Sep 2004 05:05:36 -0000 > " Kal " <osiris321 > sprouts and salmonella potential > > I was starting to have doubts about the safety of eating raw > sprouts > after reading several articles on salmonella outbreaks. I did, > however, come across this article on the Sproutman site: > http://www.sproutman.com/salmonella.html > Though I'm still not 100% convinced of safety. Thoughts? > > Kal > San Diego CA > > > > > ______________________ > ______________________ > > Message: 6 > Tue, 21 Sep 2004 20:47:59 -0700 > Ja Smith <hamiltonj > HRM Coming to San Diego > > We are honored to welcome > Hira Ratan Manek (HRM) > San Diego Tour > October 22 – 25, 2004 > > Presenting a series of Lectures - > The Ancient Practice of Sungazing > > All events are FREE and Open to Public. > > Friday, Oct 22, 7pm – SANTEE. > 9942 Beck Drive, (Jenny’s home) > Contact Person: Jenny, 619-449-3988 or hamiltonj > > Saturday, Oct 23, 10am-12noon – EL CAJON. > Nature’s First Law (Raw Food Store), 1567 N. Cuyamaca Street, > Contact Person: Tony, 619-596-7979 ext. 302 or tony > > Saturday, Oct 23, 1-3pm – CHULA VISTA. > Cilantro Live Restaurant, 315 ½ 3rd Avenue, > RSVP if dining to Cristina, 619-827-7401 or cilantrolive > > Saturday, Oct 23, 7pm – ENCINITAS. > 914 Elmview Street, (Andy’s home) > Contact Person: Jenny, 619-449-3988 or hamiltonj > > Sunday, Oct 24, 1-3pm – NORTH PARK. > Rancho’s Natural Food Market (Mercado), > 3918 30th Street (Corner of 30th & University). > This will be an open-format discussion, bring questions. > Contact Person: Owner-Marcos, 619-520-0390 or > Chris O’Laughin, 619-204-4903 or chris > > Sunday, Oct 24, 4pm – ENCINITAS. > Moonlight Beach at foot of Encinitas Blvd (lots of parking). > Contact Person: Jenny, 619-449-3988 or hamiltonj > Lecture about an hour before sungazing begins. > > Monday, Oct 25, 7pm – DEL MAR. > Ocean Windows Villas, 1552 Camino Del Mar #606 (Kimberly’s home) > Contact Person: Kimberly, 858-350-5198 or kimberlywagner > > Note: Subject to change as additional speaking engagements are > secured. > > “Sunshine is good food and therefore good medicine.” Hippocrates > For more information about the benefits of sungazing, visit > solarhealing.com or sungazing.com > What is Sungazing: > Sungazing is the ancient practice of deriving nourishment and energy > directly from the sun by looking at it. This practice is also known > as > solar healing, solar gazing, sun staring, sun yoga, and solar yoga. > Sungazing has been practiced by a number of cultures in many areas > around > the world throughout history and is continuing to the present day. > > About HRM: > Hira Ratan Manek (HRM), a retired engineer from India, has researched > ancient texts and " rediscovered " sungazing, learning how to live on > sunlight. He has not eaten for 8 years, other than a rare and tiny > sip of > tea, coffee, or buttermilk. In the process, he has achieved perfect > health, spiritual awakening, and unusual mental powers. There have > been > reports of sungazers enjoying incredibly long lifespans. He has been > studied by the medical community, major research universities, and by > scientists performing research for NASA; all studies have supported > and > validated his claims and practices. > > Testimonials: > Aug 2004 > Cecelia Cole duet2gether > Last week I went to a meeting about deriving energy from the sun. > HRM, > the speaker, hasn't eaten anything in 10 years. He did have muscle > tone. > Most of all I was impressed when I shook his hand. I felt a certain > type of kindness I'd never felt before. He says within 3 months you > should receive significant health benefits; within 6 months, any > major > disease should disappear; after 6 - 9 months hunger disappears, and > with > it, comes great spiritual benefits. He often goes for long periods > of > time without sleeping. His average sleep per night is 2 - 3 hours. > I > spoke with one guy who said felt lots of unique energy coming from > HRM as > he lectured. > > Mon, 20 Sep 2004 > " yota_programmer " yota1 > Today I just finished the 3 months of SG according to the instruction > of > HRM in his site and in this group. I have a deep respect to HRM for > revealing this method to all of us, and I don't know how to thank him > and > all the rest of you dear sungazers for sharing your reports of SG > with > all, and encourage all to continue further. > > From Frederic Patenaude last newsletter, Summer 2004: > “I ran across some information that could change your life. The sun > can > be used to heal the mind, body and spirit as demonstrated by Hira > Ratan > Manek, who has not eaten solid food for over 7 years.” > > Additional information: rawpaleodiet.org/sungazing/ > Sunbathing helps heal almost everything: healself.org/sun.html > Sungazing Discussion Group: sungazing > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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