Natural Hygiene , WAS) Oil-Free Salad Dressings?

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In a message dated 5/31/2005 10:46:56 P.M. Central Standard Time,

rjf2 writes:

 

Just curious if you've read and discarded any of the

arguments

> 'againsts' Natural Hygiene?

 

 

Okay...now from reading the info on the International Natural Hygiene

Society web page, I see that there are several different ideas (in fact a

great

debate that's apparently gone on for some time) from Natural Hygienist

themselves on what, exactly, constitutes an optimal raw diet. I thought from

the way

it was talked about here, that frugavore/8-1-1 = N.H. period My mistake!

 

~denise

 

 

 

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Hi,

Does anyone have a reciepe for durian pudding whole foods sells durian now I

would like to make it?

 

Thanks,

Scott

 

 

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>

> I'm wondering if you hard core proponents of natural hygiene have

read any

> of the articles that discuss why they feel some of the things in

it 'aren't'

> optimal? Just curious if you've read and discarded any of the

arguments

> 'againsts' Natural Hygiene? I guess if you have, you didn't

believe/accept them

> since you're still so convinced??

>---

 

Hey Denise...! lol!

 

guess I've become a " hard core proponent " , eh? lol!

 

yes, I have a bias...admittedly, a strong one toward Natural Hygiene -

with the working definitions of it as follows:

Natural - that to which we are biologically adapted, i.e., the sum

total of our heritage from nature.

Hygiene - The science of health. The word is derived from Hygeia,

the goddess of health.

Health - A condition wherein we have complete function of all of our

faculties. A condition of perfect development. A state of of

wholeness and harmonious operation of all body organs.

 

I've frankly only seen a few " non-commercial " articles against

Natural Hygiene. by " non-commercial " I mean ones that are not funded

by, or sponsored by, the huge mega agribusinesses, which I also

admittedly am convinced as slowly killing off both the planet and the

its inhabitants. whew...

 

I would say, yes, I'm convinced, primarily because it makes just so

much sense, and it appears to work. Living in harmony with Nature

seems ok to me...and I'm willing to work to learn more, and yes,

always consider " alternate " viewpoints.

 

I've posted previously about my belief of not needing to have all of

my learning be " experiential " - I'd like to be able to learn from

others.

 

all the best,

 

Bob