reluctant raw partners

[Guest guest]

A number of times I've noticed posters mention taking on a raw diet and their

spouse not doing so, or not keen to. Here is a suggestion that anyone can do.

 

One possible way you may persuade them is by comparing your urine, by colour,

clarity and smell. (I'm not gonna suggest you drink it .

 

If you are on a balanced raw diet and no medications or smoking then your

urine is likely to be of the highest quality, whereas a diet of animal fats

in particular will be dark yellow from the bile needed to break down the fats

(bile is also known to be very bitter, it's the horrible bitterness in our

vomit) and fried foods will impart an unpleasant smell. The differences are

quite obvious as the quality of diet directly affects what is in the blood

and therefor what is in the urine.

 

If you are brave enough to touch the end of one finger to a fresh sample of

your urine and put a drop on the center of the tongue the difference would be

utterly conclusive when comparing raw (probably no taste) and poor (probably

bitter).

 

for my own experience, just collecting and smelling was the one thing that

really made me aware of my diet and prompted significant changes towards a

raw diet. Urine is an excellent way to monitor one's state of health which

you may already do by litmus testing, but checking it for clarity and smell

is also very informative; always with fresh!

 

The reason I suggest this is because your urine is a reflection of the state

of your blood; remember the kidneys filter the blood to balance nutrients and

fluids and take out what is not needed at that time. That is all. If your

partners urine is dark, or cloudy or smelly make them understand this is what

their blood is like and let them compare to yours.

 

and for your finale

 

make it clear (if you need to) that no illness can exist in an akaline

environment. i.e. the body, then compare litmus tests?

 

neal.

[Guest guest]

Neal, are you involved in the health care industry in any way, researcher,

doctor, clinician, etc.? Regardless, your partner should be VERY lucky to have

you nearby. If you know of any other man like yourself in this way, please

refer him to this group. Us women need to read more from men like you.

-Tiffany

 

neal <kneel.pardoe wrote:

A number of times I've noticed posters mention taking on a raw diet and their

spouse not doing so, or not keen to. Here is a suggestion that anyone can do.

 

One possible way you may persuade them is by comparing your urine, by colour,

clarity and smell. (I'm not gonna suggest you drink it .

 

If you are on a balanced raw diet and no medications or smoking then your

urine is likely to be of the highest quality, whereas a diet of animal fats

in particular will be dark yellow from the bile needed to break down the fats

(bile is also known to be very bitter, it's the horrible bitterness in our

vomit) and fried foods will impart an unpleasant smell. The differences are

quite obvious as the quality of diet directly affects what is in the blood

and therefor what is in the urine.

 

If you are brave enough to touch the end of one finger to a fresh sample of

your urine and put a drop on the center of the tongue the difference would be

utterly conclusive when comparing raw (probably no taste) and poor (probably

bitter).

 

for my own experience, just collecting and smelling was the one thing that

really made me aware of my diet and prompted significant changes towards a

raw diet. Urine is an excellent way to monitor one's state of health which

you may already do by litmus testing, but checking it for clarity and smell

is also very informative; always with fresh!

 

The reason I suggest this is because your urine is a reflection of the state

of your blood; remember the kidneys filter the blood to balance nutrients and

fluids and take out what is not needed at that time. That is all. If your

partners urine is dark, or cloudy or smelly make them understand this is what

their blood is like and let them compare to yours.

 

and for your finale

 

make it clear (if you need to) that no illness can exist in an akaline

environment. i.e. the body, then compare litmus tests?

 

neal.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

On Saturday 01 September 2007 06:31, Tiffany wrote:

> Neal, are you involved in the health care industry in any way, researcher,

> doctor, clinician, etc.?  

 

No, just read a lot and tried for myself to see what is what.

 

> Regardless, your partner should be VERY lucky to

> have you nearby.  

 

If only she'd known that 15 years ago.

Unfortunately she had grown to dislike me by that time and I joined

in a shortly after.

 

> If you know of any other man like yourself in this way,

> please refer him to this group.  

 

LOL. Sorry, but I'm a one-off, as are you and every one of us.

 

> Us women need to read more from men like

> you.

 

why, when you can do the same yourself.

 

> -Tiffany

 

thankyou for listening.

 

neal.