Is Vegan/Vegetarian an Illuminati Deception?

burgundia · 10-10-2009, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by bushycat

There's probably a lot to this. I know in recent years I've eaten fish sometimes, but these days I have an aversion to eating it.

The same with me bushy. i have been wondering why, but as i can see i am not alone here...

bushycat · 10-10-2009, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by burgundia

The same with me bushy. i have been wondering why, but as i can see i am not alone here...

It surely must have something to do with lightness of being becoming.

eleni · 10-10-2009, 09:41 PM

I was raised on a high raw veg diet (my mother at 81 still eats this way) however I found that for me I require some higher density protein sources (on occasions I will eat fish) and my body thrives eating raw and cultured goat dairy which I get from time to time from biodynamic farm. Also I found that I require some cooked food (as Brian Clement also tells clients if they do not have stage 4 cancer) like yam and squash and so on with the cooler seasons.
Having said that I go all raw from time to time and it seems I peeter out at the 4 year mark of being 100% raw.
I've also raised my children on a 100% organic and biodynamic whole foods (nothing out of package diet) with varying degrees of raw % and all have thrived and continue to thrive. The illnesses that go round- they are immune to because immune system works better.
I think food choices as long as they are whole food grown naturally without chemicals etc; are so individual- one person may thrive on green smoothies while another person won't (I love them but they make me fat- green juices better for my system) some thrive and get well on animal foods (yes, I have seen it- my best friend was a raw natural hygienist for over 25 years- got melanoma and it wasn't healing when she switched to macrobiotics- she finally went on A. Vonderplanitz primal diet and healed 100%- now she is no longer primal but listens to her own body- not a guru like Brian C, or Gabriel or Aajounus , D. Wolfe and what have you.
Same here- I listen to my body carefully- I went the past 4 years as a raw vegan and was getting quite weak- adding in cooked soups and some wild salmon, raw dairy and eggs from real hens made all the difference.

10-10-2009, 09:41 PM	#3
eleni Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 865	Re: Is Vegan/Vegetarian an Illuminati Deception? I was raised on a high raw veg diet (my mother at 81 still eats this way) however I found that for me I require some higher density protein sources (on occasions I will eat fish) and my body thrives eating raw and cultured goat dairy which I get from time to time from biodynamic farm. Also I found that I require some cooked food (as Brian Clement also tells clients if they do not have stage 4 cancer) like yam and squash and so on with the cooler seasons. Having said that I go all raw from time to time and it seems I peeter out at the 4 year mark of being 100% raw. I've also raised my children on a 100% organic and biodynamic whole foods (nothing out of package diet) with varying degrees of raw % and all have thrived and continue to thrive. The illnesses that go round- they are immune to because immune system works better. I think food choices as long as they are whole food grown naturally without chemicals etc; are so individual- one person may thrive on green smoothies while another person won't (I love them but they make me fat- green juices better for my system) some thrive and get well on animal foods (yes, I have seen it- my best friend was a raw natural hygienist for over 25 years- got melanoma and it wasn't healing when she switched to macrobiotics- she finally went on A. Vonderplanitz primal diet and healed 100%- now she is no longer primal but listens to her own body- not a guru like Brian C, or Gabriel or Aajounus , D. Wolfe and what have you. Same here- I listen to my body carefully- I went the past 4 years as a raw vegan and was getting quite weak- adding in cooked soups and some wild salmon, raw dairy and eggs from real hens made all the difference.