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Yes, each of us is unique and things do change with time. I use to eat large amounts of home-fermented vegetables to manage candida, and then I started having a histamine response so I had to stop.
The microbes certainly have an intelligence and way of fluctuating while fighting for dominance in the midst of our internal biology. Even the metals and toxins have an energy and a dynamic. I also believe that we are made to heal, and that life is stronger.
All the fresh produce has life giving energy. I understand that chlorophyl is molecularly very similar to our own blood, and old manuscripts talk about how the life of the body is in the blood.
I don't think we understand enough, but I am glad that more and more is becoming evident. We all are a part of the solution. Just as the body contains a relating balance of organisms, it is also true for us as people. We all have ways of holding our space, communicating intention, and sharing in community. I am very grateful for all the wonderful people that contribute to Lymenet.
Two lessons for me in my responsibility for my health is to continue to educate myself and also to listen to my own intuition and sense of what is happening in my body. If I had done that sooner, I would have caught and treated dysfunction much sooner.
I love the Carole King song Really Rosie with the refrain " Believe me". Strengthening myself at my core requires the respect and acceptance that comes first of all by my believing me.
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Jubilee, nice you are on the same wavelength as myself.
I also believe all fluctuates, not only pathogens are intelligent, we too, nature too.
Pathogens possible help us cope with toxicity, as they eat some of these toxins, and store in their bodies, so that our cells do not have direct contact with them.
Of course, they may make us ill, but killing them make us even more ill (when they pour toxins around).
As I test myself energetically, I see that what my body needs changes in a daily speed.
I also think food is essential for healing, in ways we haven't totally understood yet.
Food has chemicals (physical matter) that help our biochemistry (physically), but that is just one part of how food helps and heals.
The other part (energetic) is also there, and possibly, is the most important part (or equally important) for sustaining life and helping us heal.
Just take celery: I never felt that celery was nice to eat, raw. Then after the book of William, I just cut some stalks and put them in my bag, and kept chewing them around (when I'm driving, specially).
Then I feel the juice going down my throat, the pleasure of chewing (like chewing gum), and then I feel that deep energy building inside me, slowly, but surely.
A certain feeling of peace, of completedness.
I know celery helps us with electrolytes, in an amazing way. BUt that is not why I enjoy celery now: it's just that it gives me nutrition in such a way... it's difficult to explain.
I just feel happy chewing it.
It has nothing really to do with taste (not particularly attractive, right?), it's just something else that feels 'complete', like a true 'help', something that sustains life deep in my body.
I just picture the gorilla eating his celery or carrots, or fruits, slowly, chewing them, with his eyes and body fully relaxed, as though in full harmony with the food he chews: that is me eating celery!!!
this kind of intuition, of connection to food, to environment, is blurred to us, humans.
We probably use too much brain, too many impulses, our eyes are too strongly excited (TV, computer, fast speed), while we loose contact with other senses.
When there is too much noise outside, people shouting this is good, that is bad, etc, and we listen to that, it brings confusion more than light.
Nice that you are in tune with your body and soul. These are the true guides, I also believe so!
Are you on raw foods also?
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