Guest guest Posted December 1, 2004 Report Share Posted December 1, 2004 That's it Breatherian - Thanks Jesse. I wasn't sure if I spelled that word correctly yesterday in another message. I love your quote: " There is NO game plan for eating raw....when you think everyone needs salt because you do then you've stepped outside of the original concept " . I'd say the word " salt " can be replaced with a variety of other edibles. It always tickles me when as humans who are unable to fully explain how life suddenly appeared in the first place yet we seem to speak as autorities on what is needed to sustain that life for everyone. I think we all go through that stage...at least most of us...but time and wisdom sure changes omniscient-type thinking. One can only attempt to understand themselves...attempting to do so for others is like attempting to travel the world in one day...it aint going to happen. lol rawfood , " Jesse Parris " <studio53@s...> wrote: > There is NO game plan for eating raw that is a template for everyone else. > When you get to the point where you think everyone needs salt because you do > then you've stepped outside of the original concept. There is so much > against eating salt as well as there is for it, so I guess common sense > would be to drop it for a while and see how you feel and how your body > reacts. Next thing you are going to tell me is that you actually need to eat > food to live... but before you say yes, then check out the whole Breatherian > movement. > > Personally, I think I get enough v & m from veggies and feel dried out with > salt. It's history is one of a flavor enhancer just as sugar was at one > point. Now sugar and salt are so much a part of the Standard American Diet > that most don't even question it anymore. To me, sugar and salt is like the > protein myth that the meat industry created: it's so prevalent in EVERYTHING > that it's just accepted. That's the corporation spin. > Which reminds me, I just finished a great audiobook I recommend, " Fast Food > Nation. " Real scary what corporations are willing to do for money. > > Jesse > Connecticut > > - > " Bob & Breezi " <bobandbreezi@h...> > <rawfood > > Tuesday, November 30, 2004 6:37 PM > RE: [Raw Food] Re: seasalt > > Tev wrote: > > < Living organisms need sodium chloride for body > > functions. We are sodium chloride life forms. We came > > from the sea. Our bodies carry the sea within > > themselves. If you have any evidence showing > > otherwise, I should like to see it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2004 Report Share Posted December 1, 2004 ooops actually it's breatharians. I just found a group dedicated to them. I hope it doesn't attract the wrong people. Such as young anorexic girls looking for reasons to justify their non-eating. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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