The hoax that didn't fool the internet. This hoax was a fear tactic used buy the government and the medical industry that we caught. What about all the others BS we didn't?
(NaturalNews) The great swine flu hoax of 2009 is now falling apart at
the seams as one country after another unloads hundreds of millions of
doses of unused swine flu vaccines. No informed person wants the
injection anymore, and the entire fear-based campaign to promote the
vaccines has now been exposed as outright quackery and propaganda.
Even
doctors are now calling the pandemic a complete hoax. As reported on
FoxNews, Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg, a leading health authority in Europe,
says that drug companies "organized a 'campaign of panic' to put
pressure on the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare a pandemic.
He believes it is 'one of the greatest medicine scandals of the
century,' and he has called for an inquiry." (http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933...)
Read On --http://www.naturalnews.com/027984_swine_flu_vaccines.html
***this means that all 'HEALTHY' foodists are now
'''mental''' !
Wonder if there is a 'drug' for treatment of this??? Joz
Eating Healthy - A Mental Disorder
Barbara Peterson August 28, 2009Hey, if the World Homicide Organization, excuse
me, World Health Organization can make up a pandemic and get away with it, then
why should they have all the fun? It seems that our medical community has been
busy for quite some time inventing ridiculous diseases.
A California doctor named Steven Bratman determined in 1997 that a
"fixation on righteous eating" is a disease he coined as orthorexia
nervosa. "Those most susceptible are middle-class, well-educated people
who read about food scares in the papers, research them on the internet, and
have the time and money to source what they believe to be purer
alternatives," says Ursula Philpot, chair of the British Dietetic
Association's mental health group.
So, let me get this straight. If you are well educated, want to eat healthy,
avoid contaminated food and have the money to do so, you are mentally ill.
"Refusing to touch sugar, salt, caffeine, alcohol, wheat, gluten, yeast,
soya, corn and dairy foods is just the start of their diet restrictions. Any
foods that have come into contact with pesticides, herbicides or contain
artificial additives are also out" (Observer).
Organic food enthusiasts watch out! You are mentally ill, need treatment, and
should be checked into a clinic or treatment center. I guess the docs feel that
if you can afford to eat healthy, you can afford the thousand dollars it costs
for one month´s worth of therapy to cure your obsession with wanting to be
healthy.
Evidently, if you don't care what you shovel into your body, you are mentally
balanced. Are these people insane? I think the following from Sibel Edmonds
explains it quite clearly:
To Drink or Not to Drink
Once upon a time an evil warlock visits a kingdom and poisons the central well
with a potion that drives people mad. The next morning all who drink from that
well go crazy. The queen, however, knew about this in advance, and didn´t drink
from the communal well. The next day, those who drank the poisoned water came
to the queen and accused her of being the crazy one. The queen, aware of what
had transpired, was faced with a dilemma: drink from the well and lose her
sanity like the rest of her subjects, but remain queen; or don´t drink, remain
sane, but be swept from power by those who would view her very sanity as
madness.
I might not have medical credentials like the "professionals" who
endorse this madness, but I´ve got a solution to the problem. Rid the store
shelves of garbage and fill them with healthy food. Get rid of genetically
modified filth, pesticide-ridden produce and preservative laden processed
foodstuffs. Replace them with clean, organic, locally grown fruits and veggies
whose genes have not been blasted in a laboratory with fish genes. Label each
product with ALL of the ingredients without subterfuge and then people who want
to eat healthy might not have to spend an extraordinary amount of time trying
to sort through garbage that masquerades as food in order to stay healthy.
Nah, the medical establishment wouldn´t make as much money off us that way.
Couldn´t have that, now could we?
Was starting to write this myself when I cam across this article by Raw Coach Karen Knowler
Great Job well worth reading.
© 2009 Karen Knowler
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Ingredients
Directions * Don't like avocado or don't want to use it? Nothing to
stop you using a raw pate or cheese in your wraps!
Well, there's no doubt about it. Here in the UK it feels
as if summer has now pretty much bid its final
farewell and there
has been a very real nip in the air for a week now that
is decidedly cooler. With this in mind, it's time to turn
our attention to the more warming ingredients, recipes
and meal ideas that can be incorporated successfully
into a raw diet.
Today we're looking at 5 ways to make your food taste
hot - all very different. There's bound to be at least one
or two that will work for you. And over the weeks that
follow I'll be sharing more recipes, tips and ideas to
help you stay raw (or as raw as you want to be) during
the colder months.
1: Hot spices
There are many ingredients that can add warmth to
your meal, despite the fact that they are consumed in
their raw state. When your body is fed foods that are
cooked or that are too cold (from the fridge or freezer),
it uses up energy to balance the temperature. Save
your energy for something more exciting and add
these raw spices to your meals (and thus your
body):
* Black & white pepper
* Ginger
* Garlic
* Cayenne
* Cloves
* Coriander
* Chives
* Cinnamon
* Caraway
* Parsley
* Turmeric
2: Eat your greens!
I know I go on about making sure you include enough
greens in your diet, whether it be a hot sunny day or
even a cold wintry day, but there is a reason for this!
Dark, leafy greens are what our bodies need at all
times but in particular in cold times. They hold an
abundance of vitamins, chlorophyll and protein to
boost our immune systems and what's more, they are
fresh all year round - even more encouragement to
eat them every day! Sometimes people need a little
guidance as to what they choose for their green
consumption - celery, although a great food, is not a
great source of "greens" in the truest sense of the
word (they're more of a pale green and not very high in
chlorophyll). Below is a starter list of great greens that
will make all the difference:
* Kale
* Spinach
* Swiss Chard
* Broccoli
* Rocket (arugula)
* Chicory
* Collard Greens
* Dandelion Greens
* Mustard Greens
* Bok Choy
* Watercress
3: Kale & avocado salad
This is one of my favourite raw dishes that has
become a staple part of my diet, not only because it is
delicious but also contains an incredible amount of
nutrition. The added cayenne or chili pepper will
certainly warm you up.
Serves 1
* 4-6 large handfuls of kale sliced very thinly * 1
avocado
* 3 Tablespoon Oil
* 1 teaspoon Himalayan Crystal Salt
* 5 baby tomatoes
* 10 sun-dried tomatoes
* ½ lemon
* Large pinch cayenne pepper OR ½ - 1 jalapeno
pepper finely sliced
Directions:
1. Chop kale into small pieces (this makes the fibrous
cells break down and therefore more palatable, so the
smaller you chop you better the taste).
2. Add oil and salt and massage into the kale until
kale becomes wilted and soft.
3. Add avocado and massage again so each leaf is
coated.
4. Chop tomatoes into quarters, add to kale.
5. Chop sun-dried tomatoes in small pieces and add
to kale.
6. Squeeze lemon over entire dish
7. Add pinch of cayenne or your chopped chili and mix
up well.
8. Serve and enjoy!
4: Warming foods
These are a list of foods to keep your body feeling
warm. Ancient peoples believed that keeping the body
warm came from within and found that certain foods
could raise the body's temperature:
* Legumes
* Carrots
* Squash
* Parsnips
* Beetroot
* Walnuts
* Coconut
* Dates
* Red pepper
* Pine Nuts
* Chilis
5: Drinking at room temperature
(less about making raw food hot; more about keeping
you from being too cold!)
This may sound obvious to many of you but the
temperature of your liquids can affect the temperature
of your body. Can you imagine being asleep and
waking up to someone throwing an ice cold bucket of
water over you? This is how your body reacts when
you drink ice cold drinks that shock the system. As
with cooked foods, the body's enzymes and energy is
used to try and control the temperature that you have
just thrown at it. Try drinking your drinks at room
temperature and notice how much easier they go
down.
Raw cabbage? Not necessarily my idea of fun - or at
least it wasn't
until I tried this recipe! Cabbage doesn't always "feel"
right in summer, but at this time of year when lettuce
loses some appeal, this is the perfect replacement.
I
invite you to suspend disbelief long enough to make
this and eat it... you'll be very glad you did!
For the wraps:
* White cabbage leaves
* Avocado
* Tomatoes
* Black pitted olives
* Coriander (cilantro)
For the dip:
* Olive oil
* Water
* Lemon juice
* Lime juice (optional)
* Coriander (cilantro)
* Garlic
* Fresh ginger
To make the wraps:
1) Open the cabbage leaf and make a thick column of
avocado slices down the middle, leaving a fair amount
of space either side.
2) Pile on slices of fresh tomato, pieces of black pitted
olives and top with a generous amount of fresh
coriander.
To make the dip:
1) Pour a small amount (about 3 tablespoons) of olive
oil into a small bowl.
2) Add the juice of half a lemon, and, if you have one,
the juice of a lime.
3) Add about 20 stalks of finely chopped fresh
coriander, a small piece of ginger finely chopped, and
half a bulb of garlic, finely chopped.
4) Add water to make the mixture less oily, but
obviously do not water it down too much, or the taste
will be spoiled.
5) Serve the dip in a tiny dipping bowl and your
cabbage wraps laid open or secured with a cocktail
stick. Prepare for true winter decadence : )
Use this dip to give an oriental twist to the cabbage
wraps.
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