"I beleive he can down the wheatgrass too.
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Casey Eldredge replied to Jon Williams's discussion Food Matters Detox Plan"Leah, here's the link to purchase their ebook. http://www.foodmatters.tv/_webapp_275913/Detox_and_Rejuvenation_Gui...
Eating organic and vegetarian does not prepare oneself for wheatgrass, in my opinion. Gag, yuck.......I drink it because it…"
Casey Eldredge replied to Jon Williams's discussion Food Matters Detox Plan"A colonic with wheat grass as an additive at the end (no pun intended). Green smoothies are really good and you can add a green powder supplement. I use spinach or kale, banana (frozen, it cuts the green taste and being frozen makes it creamier)…"
Casey Eldredge replied to Jon Williams's discussion Food Matters Detox Plan"What is their detox plan like? Sorry I may be a tad late on this discussion.
Casey"
Casey Eldredge replied to Eva G.'s discussion Animal protein v. plant protein in the group Our Food Matters USA"Here's a link to the great health rebate. I think you'll find it interesting. I believe it's seven evenings long.
http://www.renegadehealth.com/ghd/register.html It's free, you just have to enter…"
Casey Eldredge replied to Eva G.'s discussion Animal protein v. plant protein in the group Our Food Matters USA"Hello Eva, Coconut kefir. Google Donna Gates website, or I think her website is bodyecology.com. She sells products for kefir startedr and has an actual video, if memory serves or at least pictures of how to do it. It is definetly not like any kefir…"
Casey Eldredge replied to Eva G.'s discussion Animal protein v. plant protein in the group Our Food Matters USA"Glad to see I sparked a heated debate and it goes on and on......I am a wife, mother of two, private business owner, friend, sister,daughter, so I won't be quoting specific studies. I have a life. I will however, as I did say where I had heard…"
Casey Eldredge replied to Eva G.'s discussion Animal protein v. plant protein in the group Our Food Matters USA"Glen,
I didn't say it, the Physicians for Socially responsible medicine said it, throught research, no boldness here thank you!
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Casey Eldredge replied to Eva G.'s discussion Animal protein v. plant protein in the group Our Food Matters USA"According to the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine or PCRM....Avoid Eggs Like all animal products, eggs have no fiber at all. Egg yolks are high in fat and cholesterol. Egg whites are high in animal protein, the type of protein that,…"
Casey Eldredge replied to Ken Butcher's discussion Cheeses"Ken I'm a little confused are you fighting cancer or wanting to prevent it? They are different. One is much more extreme than the other.
I think the kind of enzymes you would be seeking are from live foods and super foods.
Casey
I am a little…"
Casey Eldredge replied to Ken Butcher's discussion Cheeses"Here is something I found on ezinearticles.com
1- Fermented Cheese. Fermented, or ripened cheese is one of the most toxic foods known to man. The smallest quantity has a catastrophic effect on the system. It disturbs digestion and makes everything…"
Casey Eldredge commented on James Colquhoun's group Our Food Matters USA"Because of the internet you have so many people close to you irregardless of where you live. Maybe you could hit some other raw food websites for people closer to you too like Matt Monarch or Kevin Gianni's websites"
Casey Eldredge commented on James Colquhoun's group Our Food Matters USA"Not an expert in this area, but yes that would be a good starter suggestion, just based on my experience with clients and myself. Maybe someone that already has a blog like Matt Monarch or Kevin Gianni could address that question better."
Casey Eldredge commented on Nancy Richard's blog post Coconut milk/water"I think it's the same. If it comes out pink though, it's gone bad. Don't use it."
Casey Eldredge commented on James Colquhoun's group Our Food Matters USA"As a colon hydrotherapist I would say go slow, because often times I see a lot of new clients after they have gone 100 percent raw and it can be very difficult on your digestion.
Can you take a class and learn some tasty recipes? Food has to taste…"
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- At 11:31am on August 23, 2010,
Dan Allen said… - I've read lots of books on health, disease and thought I knew somthing, But still I'm in pain over my Son. All I knew didn't help he or I. In life there are rewards and consequences for everything we do. Its also called the law of homeostasis. What I don't know is what the doctors did that set the body against itself. His wife talked him into going to this so called Dortor .... Young in San Diego. I didn't oppose his going as that seemed to be his choice.
The Dr. promised him that within a week he would see a change for the better.. About twenty thousand dollars later he was worse. He died withing two weeks after meeting his brother and I in Mesa,Az, Yea it hurts and I'm not a violent man, yet I'd like to stangle someone. Maybe starting with this doctor???? Young.
It was melaoma and his body was covered with large and small tumors by the time he died. It was just a year ago he and I were picking apricots and peaches to can. And not worring about life, planing his next years garden...
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