Meat_Juice
05-27-2012, 11:37 AM
I am currently on Dr. Robert Morse's program. For people who have chronic ailments or tissue that won't heal properly, he recommends a diet
of nothing but water rich fruits berries and melons, and herbal tinctures(which have tiny bits of alchohol in them). Unless a person is completely healthy,
vegetables of any kind are not recommended by him.
He says that while greens are great for cleaning the blood, they serve to only slow down the healing process. While his ideas are contradictive
to western principles of health, he claims that we should be focusing more on the lymphatic system than on the blood, and that the quality of
a human's cells is determined by the quality of a person's lymphatic system - whether it is backed up or not. He claims that fruits are the only foods
that move lymph, and with the addition of vegetables(wild or cultivated), they only stagnate the lymph system, so that the lymph system is no longer
flowing like it should be. For this matter, he says that humans should be eating an exclusively water rich fruit diet for optimal health. According to him,
the ultimate way to get lymphatic waste to be drained out the kidneys is 40 days on only grapes, or better yet, lemon juice.
So I am on 100% exclusively fruit and herbal tinctures. No greens....
Until, a couple days ago, I was pondering about the use of chlorophyll and green leafy vegetables as healing agents. It is said that
a plant's chlorophyll is its blood and is almost identical to that of a humans blood, and as many religious texts say, the life of an animal is
in its blood. Chimpanzees are well known to include almost as many leafy green vegetables in their diet as fresh fruit from the trees. Chlorophyll
is a substance that is well known, identified and highly recommended to be helpful in forming blood clots, restoring tissue, maintaining the DNA,
boost our energy, stabilize our blood sugar, increase the number of red blood cells, and help infection. Whether all these claims are true are
questionable by skeptics. It has been argued that while rumnants like horses and cows are fed all types of chlorophyll from the grasses that they
eat, they still suffer from chronic disease.
I have been questioning the idea of whether adding pounds of wild green leafy vegetables every day to my 100% fruit diet would make much of a huge difference
for my health or not, and whether I would see any major health changes.
Has anyone noticed any major differences in their health by adding pounds of wild greens and chlorophyll everyday to their 100% fruit diet?
of nothing but water rich fruits berries and melons, and herbal tinctures(which have tiny bits of alchohol in them). Unless a person is completely healthy,
vegetables of any kind are not recommended by him.
He says that while greens are great for cleaning the blood, they serve to only slow down the healing process. While his ideas are contradictive
to western principles of health, he claims that we should be focusing more on the lymphatic system than on the blood, and that the quality of
a human's cells is determined by the quality of a person's lymphatic system - whether it is backed up or not. He claims that fruits are the only foods
that move lymph, and with the addition of vegetables(wild or cultivated), they only stagnate the lymph system, so that the lymph system is no longer
flowing like it should be. For this matter, he says that humans should be eating an exclusively water rich fruit diet for optimal health. According to him,
the ultimate way to get lymphatic waste to be drained out the kidneys is 40 days on only grapes, or better yet, lemon juice.
So I am on 100% exclusively fruit and herbal tinctures. No greens....
Until, a couple days ago, I was pondering about the use of chlorophyll and green leafy vegetables as healing agents. It is said that
a plant's chlorophyll is its blood and is almost identical to that of a humans blood, and as many religious texts say, the life of an animal is
in its blood. Chimpanzees are well known to include almost as many leafy green vegetables in their diet as fresh fruit from the trees. Chlorophyll
is a substance that is well known, identified and highly recommended to be helpful in forming blood clots, restoring tissue, maintaining the DNA,
boost our energy, stabilize our blood sugar, increase the number of red blood cells, and help infection. Whether all these claims are true are
questionable by skeptics. It has been argued that while rumnants like horses and cows are fed all types of chlorophyll from the grasses that they
eat, they still suffer from chronic disease.
I have been questioning the idea of whether adding pounds of wild green leafy vegetables every day to my 100% fruit diet would make much of a huge difference
for my health or not, and whether I would see any major health changes.
Has anyone noticed any major differences in their health by adding pounds of wild greens and chlorophyll everyday to their 100% fruit diet?