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| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 3:08pm |
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| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 3:48pm |
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Sounds yummy! My friend in Canada has a little guy with Juvenile Diabetes. Her naturopath gave her a both simple recipe for supporting immune system. I've been making it for years and find it so delicious, hot or cold. And has only 5 ingredients:
4 X 4 piece of beef liver (or substitute). 1 green pepper 1 tomato 1red onion 1 bunch cilantro or parsley
Bring to boil in quart of water, simmer 20-30 minutes, strain and drink. Very nouishing.
I really love big breakfast's that look like dinners. My husband and kids always tease me, saying my plate looks like it's Thanksgiving! Veggie's and meat in the morning help me alot, but i know it is not appealing for many. |
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I'd love the measurements and quantities for that so i could do a slightly different version as
beef liver is a black dot on swami green pepper doesen't agree with me tomato ia an aviod onion are a diamond cilantro & parsley are diamonds.
how old is the receipe as perhaps the ingredients have changed status?
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| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 6:46pm |
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a little guy with Juvenile Diabetes. Her naturopath gave her a both simple recipe for supporting immune system.
don t believe the naturopath in this picture follows GT or BTD, no worries  it s a general recipe you can tweak according to you if need be |
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| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 6:58pm |
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policy checker: i see what you are saying! I am also gatherer....but am following the BTD, so everything on that list is ok for me. i don't know enough about genotype diet and when or why one should switch, but someone suggested i take the test that indicates one way or another if i should follow BTD or GTD and it very strongly came out as following BTD. so for now that is what i will do. what other things would indicate changing to GTD?? just asking because i don't have a clue, except to try/testing different foods from the gatherer diet and see that goes for me. i'm very confounded by my gatherer status as i don't seem to fit the description so for now sticking with BTD and adding some diamonds from GTD might be my best course. sorry i couldn't be more helpful, but mabye just pick a few veggies that ARE diamonds for you and whatever meat source and do something similar....say, mushroom,kelp,celery,zucchini,onion....and small hunk either mutton,goat, lamb, ostrich and just do same thing...oh parsley/cilantro definitely. of course you could eat the meat later, but try a few combinations of veggies you can eat, i bet it will be equally satisfying and nutritious and comforting. this is all making me so hungry!! |
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ABJoe |
| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 7:04pm |
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Stargate: If I were you, I'd follow either the BTD or the GTD, but not a mixture of both, unless you get the SWAMI done - in which case I'd follow that! Sinc ethe test said for you to follow the BTD, I'd do that until I had the chance to get SWAMI done. |
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Goldie |
| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 7:10pm |
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I have had the idea of BROTH in my head as I learned that if you cook the vegetables into the soup then all the goodness is in there.. I can then eat it.. a plate of freshly added veggies cook for 5 minutes small cut or.. I can rotate all the veggies I have and blanch them just enough to eat half raw.. the idea is to make the broth -- in my case meat-- cooked until all of it's goodness is in the broth.. I LIKE the idea of the broth for breakfast.. after 40 years of eggs I like the change.. and it feels satisfying,, while being low 'carb'.. low sugar and no limit to the amounts.. .. I can have bowl after bowl.. I use most of the veggies that don't look so perfect first.. but any veg will do and any combo .. it all leaves a taste of each.. and most important I get it all pre digested ready to be absorbed by my intestines.. I am shocked how well I feel .. 
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PC the geno some day soon will be better for your daugther as she then can do PREVENTION of inherited issues.. for her next generation.. but only after you can test her.. years from now.. !!!
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| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 7:30pm |
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ABJoe: Ok! I'm good with that  ) Would it 'hurt' to add diamond foods in the meantime?? I guess you are saying, maybe it would. Ok, it does sound reasonable to wait til i do the swami. thanks for the tip! |
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policychecker |
| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 7:41pm |
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I Know Goldie, I was having a laugh there darling.  I think M actually picked her face from habit today, apart from that one blip she had a grea day. The secretor test makes a big difference. i think maybe your are reading the blood type diet, which is great but the "live right for your type is better but along the same lines except it takes into account more of the NON secretor issues. once you then get that sorted, you will be on your way to having the right way of thinking to go for Geno then swami which are basically the same except that swami makes it so much easier to do, but i'f still buy the Geno type diet book. before i get swami. and i have done exactly that . i started with the right for you blood type book, once i got the basic ideas i read the live right fot your type. they get you set up nicely to then study and follow the Geno diet which is the most up to date. the swami simplifies what you already know and then add a few more little tricks with greater detail. long winded but you will get the idea. and feel free to message any specific queries you have at any time. it a learing curve for all of us and I'm happy to help. |
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Goldie |
| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 8:28pm |
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ABJoe |
| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 9:12pm |
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ABJoe: Ok! I'm good with that  ) Would it 'hurt' to add diamond foods in the meantime?? I guess you are saying, maybe it would. Ok, it does sound reasonable to wait til i do the swami. thanks for the tip!
If it is a diamond food on GTD and a Beneficial or neutral on BTD that you are following, then OK... But if a food is an avoid on the diet you are following, then No - I wouldn't eat it. Especially since the BTD was the earlier version but the test said to remain on it... It MUST be better than the later version for you. |
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ABJoe |
| Saturday, May 8, 2010, 9:16pm |
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I think M actually picked her face from habit today, apart from that one blip she had a grea day.
She may have had an itch under the skin causing her to "pick" at it. I usually rub mine rather than pick or scratch these... They are caused by healing in the bone, etc. |
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Goldie |
| Sunday, May 9, 2010, 6:36pm |
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YEP I get some under the skin rash also when I eat avoids.. does not exactly itch but,, a little scratch.. yes indeed..  |
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