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What Is Longevity ,,,, Really?
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Living a long and healthy life is, in essence, a do-it-yourself proposition. Longevity is not a problem to be solved, a life to be survived, but rather a joy to be lived to the fullest. Where I live,…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Patrick Robinson Mar 17, 2010.
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Patrick Robinson replied to Teresa T.'s discussion Anyone on here maintaining a raw food lifestyle?"Teresa, for many years I, too, maintained a 100% raw food lifestyle. But while I found it to be wonderfully therapeutic and detoxifying, in the long-term it failed to provide me with sufficiently nourishing nutrition. These days, since I'm…"
Patrick Robinson replied to Kristen Renee Jackson's discussion Kidney cancer"Kristen, I'm quite late to this discussion and yet I notice that no one has actually replied directly to your question about WHAT foods and vitamins your father ought to be taking post-chemotherapy.
There is a growing body of scientific…"
Patrick Robinson replied to joshua taylor ayers's discussion does anyone know of a list of all the vitamins and minerals that the human body needs?"Joshu, it has been inferred by nutritional science that there are over 4,000 separate vitamins, minerals and phytonutriens, with more being discovered each year. Then, too, there are the co-factors. How many of these are actually required for…"
Patrick Robinson replied to Nick Johnson's discussion Any help on setting up an overall healthy diet plan?"Hi Nick:
Sounds to me as if you're doing it right. You didn't give your height to go along with the 180 pounds, but I would imagine that it is somewhere in proper proportion. A couple of suggestions that might help.
A lot of people who…"
Patrick Robinson replied to Lena Swenson's discussion Watcing the video..."Lena, the need for WILL POWER comes into play when you must GIVE UP something that is "bad". It takes only making a CHOICE for you to add something good. Practicing that which Food Matters gives us as "right practices" is not…"
Patrick Robinson replied to Patrick Robinson's discussion What Is Longevity ,,,, Really?"Hello there, Barbara:
Yep, same place. And not only Mike Adams, but also Matt Monarch (Raw Foods World), Dr. Brian O'Leary (former US Astronaut and Zero Point Energy expert), etc. etc. etc. There is obviously something far beyond mere climate…"
"Hi Patrick,
Is Vilcabamba the same place Mike Adams - the Health Ranger resides? It sounds like an absolutely amazing place to live.
I must say I totally agree that living a healthy life is definitely a do-it-yourself proposition. People who rely on…"
Patrick Robinson replied to louis smith's discussion chia"Good question, Louis. Perhaps you'll find one of the reasons for both its popularity and relatively higher cost in my answer:
The Chia seed is well known here in South America. In pre-Columbian times they were a main component of the Aztec and…"
Patrick Robinson replied to Robert Graham's discussion Aloe Vera"Robert:
I hope that you are growing a lot of plants, since it takes approximately ten (10) POUNDS of aloe leaves to make one (1) GALLON of aloe vera juice. The processes used for commercial extraction of the pulp gel for juice varies, but for home…"
Patrick Robinson posted a discussionWhat Is Longevity ,,,, Really?
Living a long and healthy life is, in essence, a do-it-yourself proposition. Longevity is not a problem to be solved, a life to be survived, but rather a joy to be lived to the fullest. Where I live, in a far-distant, hard-to-find South American valley called Vilcabamba, lives a population that is said to be one of the most long-lived of any people on earth. Theirs is a way of life that allows them to still be active and vital in their old age. How do we account for this longevity? What is it…See More
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- At 11:08am on January 14, 2011,
Joce Allen said… - Hi Patrick. I just now joined the Food Matters forum & have been clicking on featured members to start getting a feel for who's in the forum. Your post on aloe caught my eye because I've been getting really interested in aloe for skincare lately... then I saw your website link. I'm so excited to get your free longevity guide in my email. Your website is incredibly interesting... what a life you've led! Very beautiful. Happy New Decade :)
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