Comments on: The Organic Diet http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/ Daily posts of Excel tips…and other stuff Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:28:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Justin Potthoff http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-45148 Justin Potthoff Fri, 09 Apr 2010 10:33:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-45148 <p>If you're interested in eating more organic foods, one of the things that you may have trouble getting past is the price tag. After all, organics tend to be a lot more expensive than chemically treated products. The best solution to that, especially if you have the space, is to grow your own organic vegetable garden.</p> If you’re interested in eating more organic foods, one of the things that you may have trouble getting past is the price tag. After all, organics tend to be a lot more expensive than chemically treated products. The best solution to that, especially if you have the space, is to grow your own organic vegetable garden.

]]> By: Alghamdi http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-42687 Alghamdi Wed, 09 Dec 2009 18:07:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-42687 <p>Gees, I just typed a huge comment and when I hit the post button I got a page that just came up blank??? Please tell me that post got posted? I do NOT want to write that out again...lol. I don't know what happened...anyone?</p> Gees, I just typed a huge comment and when I hit the post button I got a page that just came up blank??? Please tell me that post got posted? I do NOT want to write that out again…lol. I don’t know what happened…anyone?

]]> By: Acai Berry Detox http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-34416 Acai Berry Detox Sun, 24 Aug 2008 19:30:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-34416 <p>I'm always into discussions on anything organic, so this read made me feel at home.<br> I'll bookmark the site and subscribe to the feed!</p> I’m always into discussions on anything organic, so this read made me feel at home.
I’ll bookmark the site and subscribe to the feed!

]]> By: Livia http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-33073 Livia Sun, 22 Jun 2008 21:14:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-33073 <p>After many years of eating organic foods, exercising vigorously, drinking an organic veggie juice daily, and drinking plenty of healthy water, the thing that made all the difference was the awareness of the fungal parasite that is in most everyone's bodies(because of yeast in breads, grains stored in massive silos contamined with fungus/mold), antibiotics, alcohol, birth control pills and gardening. Once I starved and killed the parasite, my cravings dropped dramatically. Once the parasite enters the body, they proliferate with great speed. All those times I had those unrelenting cravings for sugar and starch, it was not my brain triggering them, it was the parasites demanding to be fed. Within 2 weeks, it became apparent that the parasites were running for their lives and dying. The die-off period makes everyone quite miserable. The results were amazing. Not only did I lose the excess weight, I could bend my finger fully for the first time in 5 years, arthritis symptoms completely disappeared, as well as a stomach discomfort I had for nearly 7 years... all gone. I've talked with people who had suffered with Lupus, MS, Crohn's, Cancer and other diseases all cured from killing the parasties. For a limited time, stop eating sugar and starch. Stop eating grains such as bread, pasta, rice, beans (including coffee beans). Only eat grass-fed beef, free-range chicken and wild fish. Fruit; only berries, green apples, and grapefruit. Most vegetables are ok, avoid starchy types(potatoes) or sweet types (beets, yams). Dairy; only raw/unadulterated cow's milk, organic eggs, organic butter, organic sour cream, organic cream cheese (in moderation), organic goat cheese, organic goat's milk. Salad dressing; a mixture of organic extra virgin olive oil and fresh lemon juice. This diet will starve the parastite. To accelerate the extermination, drink apple cider vinegar, eat garlic and onion, and take anti-fungal suppliments such as; olive leaf extract. Livia <a href="mailto:timberwoof@verizon.net">timberwoof@verizon.net</a></p> After many years of eating organic foods, exercising vigorously, drinking an organic veggie juice daily, and drinking plenty of healthy water, the thing that made all the difference was the awareness of the fungal parasite that is in most everyone’s bodies(because of yeast in breads, grains stored in massive silos contamined with fungus/mold), antibiotics, alcohol, birth control pills and gardening. Once I starved and killed the parasite, my cravings dropped dramatically. Once the parasite enters the body, they proliferate with great speed. All those times I had those unrelenting cravings for sugar and starch, it was not my brain triggering them, it was the parasites demanding to be fed. Within 2 weeks, it became apparent that the parasites were running for their lives and dying. The die-off period makes everyone quite miserable. The results were amazing. Not only did I lose the excess weight, I could bend my finger fully for the first time in 5 years, arthritis symptoms completely disappeared, as well as a stomach discomfort I had for nearly 7 years… all gone. I’ve talked with people who had suffered with Lupus, MS, Crohn’s, Cancer and other diseases all cured from killing the parasties. For a limited time, stop eating sugar and starch. Stop eating grains such as bread, pasta, rice, beans (including coffee beans). Only eat grass-fed beef, free-range chicken and wild fish. Fruit; only berries, green apples, and grapefruit. Most vegetables are ok, avoid starchy types(potatoes) or sweet types (beets, yams). Dairy; only raw/unadulterated cow’s milk, organic eggs, organic butter, organic sour cream, organic cream cheese (in moderation), organic goat cheese, organic goat’s milk. Salad dressing; a mixture of organic extra virgin olive oil and fresh lemon juice. This diet will starve the parastite. To accelerate the extermination, drink apple cider vinegar, eat garlic and onion, and take anti-fungal suppliments such as; olive leaf extract. Livia timberwoof@verizon.net

]]> By: Dan Titus http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-30606 Dan Titus Tue, 12 Feb 2008 02:00:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-30606 <p>Back in the mid 1990s, when I used to visit the central produce market downtown, I asked the manager what constituted organic produce he pointed to a semi backed to the loading dock. He said that when the produce was unloaded, organic product was stacked on the right and the rest was stacked on the right. Of course, he was talking about the same produce for both categories. So how were we supposed to know back then. Now the U.S. Government has blessed us with 'organic' standards. Feel safer?</p> <p>Ah, smoothies, gotta love them. They are good for you and offer great income potential for people wishing to ca$h in on the juice and frozen yogurt craze. You can learn more at our Web site,<br> Juice Gallery Multimedia:</p> <p><a href="http://www.juicegallery.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.juicegallery.com</a></p> <p>Healthy regards,</p> <p>Dan 'The Smoothieman' Titus</p> Back in the mid 1990s, when I used to visit the central produce market downtown, I asked the manager what constituted organic produce he pointed to a semi backed to the loading dock. He said that when the produce was unloaded, organic product was stacked on the right and the rest was stacked on the right. Of course, he was talking about the same produce for both categories. So how were we supposed to know back then. Now the U.S. Government has blessed us with ‘organic’ standards. Feel safer?

Ah, smoothies, gotta love them. They are good for you and offer great income potential for people wishing to ca$h in on the juice and frozen yogurt craze. You can learn more at our Web site,
Juice Gallery Multimedia:

http://www.juicegallery.com

Healthy regards,

Dan ‘The Smoothieman’ Titus

]]> By: Negative calorie http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-29873 Negative calorie Mon, 14 Jan 2008 01:48:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-29873 <p>I did the negative calorie diet.<br> Works a charm.</p> I did the negative calorie diet.
Works a charm.

]]> By: Tushar Mehta http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-22906 Tushar Mehta Tue, 27 Mar 2007 22:04:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-22906 <p>Talking about libraries...</p> <p>A long time ago, the local library got a whole bunch of new display racks. Six months later they remained unused. When I asked why I was told they did not have the resources to move the books -- whatever that means since I would have thought it would in the job description of the employees. Be that as it may, I volunteered to do the same and was told that would not be possible. Apparently, only employees could be trusted with the Dewey Decimal System. Volunteers were restricted to licking stamps and stuffing envelopes with requests for donations. I stopped donating $$, something I naively (stupidly?) used to.</p> <p>I had a whole bunch of books -- fiction and non-fiction -- that I thought the library could use. For example, it had stopped buying a range of technical books because of financial problems. So, I offered my latest books on various subjects. No, not an option. Only the "library acquisition committee" (or some such) could authorize purchases that could land up on the shelves. And, no, the committee would not consider donated books. Those would be sold off at 25 cents for paperback and 50 cents for hardcover. So, it got none of my books.</p> <p>On yet another occasion I mentioned to the checkout clerk that my address had changed. The dialog went something like:</p> <p>...and my new addre...</p> <p>"Sorry, sir, we need proof." </p> <p>OK, here's my driver's license. </p> <p>"No, that's not good enough. We need a recent letter addressed to you at your new address."</p> <p>OK, I'll do that and for the time being why don't we leave the old address as the active one?</p> <p>"No, we can't do that. You've told us it's no longer valid."</p> <p>Ummm...so, let me get this straight. You believe me when I tell you my old address is not valid. But, you won't believe me when I give you my new address?</p> <p>"Yes, sir."</p> <p>She did let me check out the books I wanted but it left me wondering how many people don't use public libraries because of what seems to me like a "us vs. you" mentality.</p> Talking about libraries…

A long time ago, the local library got a whole bunch of new display racks. Six months later they remained unused. When I asked why I was told they did not have the resources to move the books — whatever that means since I would have thought it would in the job description of the employees. Be that as it may, I volunteered to do the same and was told that would not be possible. Apparently, only employees could be trusted with the Dewey Decimal System. Volunteers were restricted to licking stamps and stuffing envelopes with requests for donations. I stopped donating $$, something I naively (stupidly?) used to.

I had a whole bunch of books — fiction and non-fiction — that I thought the library could use. For example, it had stopped buying a range of technical books because of financial problems. So, I offered my latest books on various subjects. No, not an option. Only the “library acquisition committee” (or some such) could authorize purchases that could land up on the shelves. And, no, the committee would not consider donated books. Those would be sold off at 25 cents for paperback and 50 cents for hardcover. So, it got none of my books.

On yet another occasion I mentioned to the checkout clerk that my address had changed. The dialog went something like:

…and my new addre…

“Sorry, sir, we need proof.”

OK, here’s my driver’s license.

“No, that’s not good enough. We need a recent letter addressed to you at your new address.”

OK, I’ll do that and for the time being why don’t we leave the old address as the active one?

“No, we can’t do that. You’ve told us it’s no longer valid.”

Ummm…so, let me get this straight. You believe me when I tell you my old address is not valid. But, you won’t believe me when I give you my new address?

“Yes, sir.”

She did let me check out the books I wanted but it left me wondering how many people don’t use public libraries because of what seems to me like a “us vs. you” mentality.

]]> By: Simon Murphy http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-22900 Simon Murphy Tue, 27 Mar 2007 03:05:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-22900 <p>I meant to say on the ebay front - there are programs called snipers I think that specialse in submitting a bid in the last few seconds of an auction for a couple of cents more than the current highest bidder. (google 'ebay snipe' for the full story).<br> cheers<br> Simon</p> I meant to say on the ebay front – there are programs called snipers I think that specialse in submitting a bid in the last few seconds of an auction for a couple of cents more than the current highest bidder. (google ‘ebay snipe’ for the full story).
cheers
Simon

]]> By: Simon Murphy http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-22899 Simon Murphy Mon, 26 Mar 2007 23:31:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-22899 <p>Another vote for London calling or any early stuff<br> Key tracks : White man in Hammersmith Palais, London Calling, Londons Burning, I fought the Law, Bankrobber. If you get an album with any of these you shouldn't go far wrong.</p> <p>Site wise I've had a few problems getting to DDOE.</p> <p>Diet wise I'm with Nick. For me, a decent bit of exercise has a double benefit, its burns cals and takes the edge off my appetite. I still don't do enough of course.</p> <p>Cheers<br> Simon</p> Another vote for London calling or any early stuff
Key tracks : White man in Hammersmith Palais, London Calling, Londons Burning, I fought the Law, Bankrobber. If you get an album with any of these you shouldn’t go far wrong.

Site wise I’ve had a few problems getting to DDOE.

Diet wise I’m with Nick. For me, a decent bit of exercise has a double benefit, its burns cals and takes the edge off my appetite. I still don’t do enough of course.

Cheers
Simon

]]> By: Nick Hodge http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/archives/2007/03/25/the-organic-diet/#comment-22897 Nick Hodge Mon, 26 Mar 2007 21:10:00 +0000 http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/?p=1631#comment-22897 <p>As you know Dick, I follow a Seafood diet...see food and I eat it... iHop's out then!</p> <p>London Calling definately!</p> As you know Dick, I follow a Seafood diet…see food and I eat it… iHop’s out then!

London Calling definately!

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