Posts made by BioEclectic

Gauge whom you are speaking with, but if you can't then prepare for 10 second sound bites to prevent their eyes from glazing over.

Regarding oil, for simplicity's sake i'll begin with a slight misconception then immediately clarify: it's not fried foods that are bad, it's what they are fried in xxxxx, coconut oil, butter, beef tallow xxxxx polyunsaturated fats. Then i allow them to, umm , digest what i've just said. More often then not they'll reply with but olive oil! To which ill reply in moderation because it still has some PUFA content, and most imported bottles in the US are counterfeit, but California olive oil is much more likely to be genuine. If they are still interested then i'll close with new restaraunt oil is bad enough, but the stuff that's been used a couple of times has become oxidized (rancid) and disease causing.

Aspirin i'll start with .. do you want to live longer, with less medical issues and stress? One aspirin a day (325mg), or a half at the very least. Then wait for their reply.

As for carrots, i'll first wait for someone to mention how they need more fiber in their diet, to which i'll simply reply one peeled carrot a day, 4 or 5 days a week xxxx antifungal, roughage to scrape things out, you may even get a sense of calm after a while. This will often prompt different questions but i'll keep the replies short and sweet, maybe remind them that healthy fats and regular magnesium intake have stool softening effects etc etc.

These are just my most common examples.

@S-Holmes
Have regularly incorporated baking soda via Nate and other forum member's ideas, starting nearly two years ago. Had only briefly experimented prior to that.

Baking soda goes into my weekly homemade fruit punch jug which contains orange, lemon, apple, grape, water. Other additions are 1/8 tsp mag sulfate, 1000mg Quali-C, 10mg Boron and usually 500mg Taurine. I'll only drink 4-6oz's at a time. I empty the leftover over on Saturday then replenish on Monday which allows for a 36-48 hour break. It gives an unmistakeable calm energy that has never wore off.

Have done sodium acetate protocols several times for approx a week or so. For me it seems to have killed the occasional alcohol craving i would get in social settings, restaraunts etc. The effect is pronounced enough where i have to willfully raise a cup to my lips. But mind over matter can be strong so we'll allow for the psychosomatic. The effect still hasn't wore off either btw.

Will also put a pinch of baking soda into any coffee that has that slightly acidic bite, which is fairly often for me.

Agreed with Amazoniac about folks who speak in absolutes and don't insert enough cautionary language. We have to be very careful with everyone's advice and protocols. Side effects can take weeks, even months, to manifest themselves and less aware folks may have trouble backtracking to the cause.

@CO3

A man who yanks his nation from the precipice of perpetual revolution while simultaneously preparing and saving it from fascist juggernaut(s).

How's that?

Edit: the beginning could be worded a bit differently but i'll leave it that. It's what my mind came up with in 10 seconds haha.

Wanted to drop in and say hello to some old names and mentors. I was mostly a lurker but also a voracious reader and wanted to let all of you know that you guys and gals are great.

The contributions made sharing info, self experimentation, and especially help offered won't be forgotten.

We'll carry Ray's torch forward within the greater bioenergetic movement no matter what forum or group we find ourselves in. Hat tip

@cedric
Excellent info as usual Cedric, much of which is new to me. Am filing this under Aspirin, Glycine, etc etc.

I and my poopie circle of Ayurvedic adherents will meticulously incorporate these instructions, ad finitum. Will report back with results, post haste.

He's claimed to have read much much research but it's how one interprets it. Not to mention the actual quality of the research.

He's interesting enough to read and many of his ideas seem easy enough to try imho.

And last but not least, what has worked for him may not work for everyone else, obviously.

@Ecstatic_Hamster
No problem.

Canned mexican hominy (whole kernel) is yet another food item that seems decent on occasion. Not sure if frozen is available, i would def prefer it. I haven't looked up any recipes yet as i've only had it a few times; steam, drain, butter/salt.

@Tahodama
Several times i've read that milk reduces the effectiveness of many or most medicines, and to take them at very separate times.

Whether and how much it may reduce the effectiveness of MB i have no idea, but it may be something to consider.

@Ecstatic_Hamster said in Is Corn Good or Bad?:

@questforhealth

@questforhealth said in Is Corn Good or Bad?:

Eating grains is literal madness, why would you eat a seed which doesn’t want to be eaten, no wonder everyone is so sick when we eat wheat that causes hardening of the arteries and pasteurised milk with the cereal... russian cat experiments show raw milk makes them healthy but pasteurised milk makes them sick in a few generations. absolutely degenerated food degenerating humanity for profits

even my dad and uncles all told me milk makes pigs sick when you feed them it and i know humans are similar enough to pigs with one stomach

Madness I tell you, madness!

Pasteurized milk seems fine to me. Tell it to Fred Kummerow who lived a fantastic active life to age 105 drinking 3 glasses of pasteurized whole milk every day.

The subject of the thread is corn, but you changed it to milk. So back to corn.

People who live to 100 or 110 or 120 eat a lot of starch. That's a fact.

Oatmeal
Potatoes
Rice
Grits (non nixtamalized corn)

Madness!!

"Hominy" grits are nixtamalized

But otherwise i agree, nixtamalized is the way to go. The ingredients list should state slaked lyme, aka calcium hydroxide. Apparently the low PH preps the starch well for human consumption.

There are other starch categories that benefit from low PH prep too btw.

Since im forgetting details i'll pose this next passage as questions.

Are there glyphosate concerns with non-organic American corn products?

And didn't Mexico recently outlaw GMO Roundup-ready corn? Are their products now safe to buy?

Here's an article that alerted me to Mexican government legislation. I'll have to reread it but here it is, dated 7/19/201: https://thecounter.org/mexico-phaseout-glyphosate-genetically-engineered-corn-united-states/

Normally i try to be more dilligent with straight answers, but since the topic has been brought up maybe someone here knows. Otherwise it may have been discussed in Ray interviews or even in the other forum...

Ray apparently spoke with many folks or read different works to get a more rounded view. From what i gather, things are not exactly the way they've been presented to us over the years. Stalin was obviously no angel, but Ray is being Ray here imo, he had dug up some underlying info.

Stalin's current western reputation is a bizarre product of the losing faction Trotskyites (part of today's NEO's) and Krushchev revisionism. Sour grapes anyone. He was actually liked by many Americans and other westerners up until the mid to late 1940's.

Domenico Losurdo, critical of many including Stalin, presents the detailed nuances of Soviet Union politics before and during Stalin's time.

Enjoy: Stalin: The History and Critique of a Black Legend, by Domenico Losurdo
(pdf & epub)

Check Dan Wich's site for some ideas: Toxinless

https://www.toxinless.com/famotidine

Edit: apparently Pepcid Complete (10mg Chewables) are the "safest" in the list he has posted. But check the full ingredient list.

Unless there's another online source with a cleaner formula.

Mathematical and scripted? What if it's simply simulated, or something else?

New Evidence We Live in a Simulation ACTUALLY Points to Something Else!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0NJ-cxJLUs

**Nov 5, 2023 See the Pattern
In 2003, Swedish philosopher Nick Bostrom introduced a fascinating concept: the idea that the entire universe, encompassing all that exists within it, might be nothing more than a simulation.

At the core of this idea is the notion that our reality, from the vast cosmos down to our planet and its inhabitants, may not be authentic but instead a computer-generated simulation or virtual creation crafted by an exceptionally advanced civilization or entity. This sophisticated simulator could be a future iteration of humanity or even an extraterrestrial society.

In a recent scientific endeavour, researchers claim to have successfully identified a new physical law that appears to reveal a concealed mechanism reminiscent of an exceptionally intricate computing system**

Hello all, new user here.

Sorry to hear it Mauritio, but by the way things were headed it was bound to happen unfortunately.

I'll remind everyone to archive their favorite threads because there's no telling what can happen.