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David Wilcock
10-09-2002, 11:29 PM
From: "Tony P."

> I want sources (of dietary guidance) that are from channelings which ever
way this goes.

DW: This has been well covered on my website before. I first came across
dietary information in "We the Arcturians" by Dr. Norma Milanovich. The
Edgar Cayce Readings had extensive information about diet that have become
the subject of several books. It is amazing how few Cayce people here in VB
actually follow those guidelines, though. Whitley Strieber was strongly told
by his ET contacts to quit all refined sugar. Gordon Michael Scallion
couldn't eat junk food once his mystical experiences began without getting
sick. I have an ongoing acne condition with my skin that prevents me from
eating other than an outrageously strict diet. The Law of One series has
dietary guidelines as well.

Every person who gets a reading from me is run through a dietary assessment.
I have worked extensively with the higher forces to refine dietary
suggestions. Here's the bottom line of what all these sources suggest, when
taken together:

No:

Unfiltered "tap" water, refined sugar, white flour, dairy / butter / cheese
/ yogurt / ice cream, Nutra Sweet / saccharine / diet soda, eggs, meat
(except fish that is not farm-raised,) fried food / heated oils, canola oil,
wheat, corn, boxed cereals, white potatoes, white rice, peanuts, cashews,
MSG (can go by many different names including anything "autolyzed" or
"hydrolyzed" as well as "spices" and "natural flavors"), pre-packaged foods,
preservatives, vinegar, black pepper, refined salt (sea salt OK),
microwaving, conventional dish detergent, conventional laundry detergent and
fabric softener, conventional mint toothpaste, caffeine, nicotine, alcohol,
all mind-altering drugs, stale air / overabundant positive ions, excessive
air conditioning / heating

FOOD COMBINING:

- Fruit and vegetables should not be combined in one meal, as they mold and
ferment, causing health problems and impeding digestion.

- Grain and meat should not be combined in one meal, for the same reason.
Eat meat with lightly steamed or raw vegetables.

- Dairy, if ever taken at all, should only be done by itself.

- Citrus fruit should not be combined with any other fruit for the first
half-hour after eating.

- No water / liquids for at least 30 minutes before a meal and 2 hours after
you are finished. (You only have to wait 30 minutes if you ate fresh fruit -
longer for dried.) This will rinse away enzymes and inhibit digestion,
leading first to weakness and eventually degenerative diseases. This means
that soups are out.

YES:

The optimal diet consists of primarily raw / living foods, especially
organic vegetables, fruits and nuts. This definitely makes you have to think
creatively as to where to go and what to have if you want to eat out - best
to stick with ethnic (Chinese, Indian, Thai, Middle Eastern) or health food
restaurants. Keep at least two glasses of water near to your bed and drink
them within 2-3 minutes of waking up, for the torsion-field benefits as well
as health reasons, and also drink at least two glasses between meals as per
the "water cycles" - two hours after / 45 minutes before.

To retool your mind to eat like this, it is essentially required that you
stop being influenced by television or it won't work. Everything becomes
"fruits and salad, fruits and salad." You do NOT need to eat "protein" to
anywhere near the degree that the mainstream would have you believe, nor do
you need grain for carbohydrates. Fresh organic fruits and vegetables can
provide everything the body needs - and we have herbivorial intestines.

So, eat at least one huge organic salad a day, and one significant fruit
meal, which many choose to do in the morning - I tend to do it at night. It
is best to go for fruits that are less as opposed to more sweet. Unsugared /
unsulphured dried organic fruits can provide needed carbohydrates between
larger meals, as well as munching on almonds, sunflower seeds, brazil nuts,
walnuts, etc. Good to eat one avocado a day for healthy fats, as well as
your complete essential oil blend of balanced omega 3, 6 and 9, which can be
used as salad dressing combined with sea salt, lemon juice and perhaps some
green Tabasco sauce. The salad should automatically have at least one cup of
nuts on it, such as sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds, as well as at least
one large shredded carrot. I invariably dice half an avocado for each salad.

Cooked whole grains can be taken in moderation, preferably at morning meals
a half hour after any fruit you may eat, which is also a half hour after the
water you drink, (hence you'd need to get up about an hour and 15 minutes
before leaving the house,) and certain grains such as wild rice can be
sprouted without cooking. You may find that too much grain actually removes
energy instead of adding to it. I find that I want cooked food less and less
these days. Cooked beans can also be taken in moderation for extra protein
as needed - I like to get hummus from the health food store at times. If
energy levels are seriously dropping, meaning you're sleeping a lot but
still tired, then implement small palm-sized portions of cooked fish to
boost them back up, providing that the fish isn't farm raised. I typically
do this at least once a week on the average.

There is a growing body of evidence that the strictest raw-food dieters
often end up with long-term dental problems, even though their health is
otherwise good. My colleague Dr. Mel Eaton, a dentist in Florida, has
reported to me that this is more widespread in the "live food" / "raw food"
community than most realize. Therefore, anything that you do should
preferably not be all-out strict; it is always wise to think practically and
go with intuitive nudgings, dreams, et cetera. Typically dreams that are
disgusting in some way are about bad diet.

TRANSITION PLAN:

Obviously it is unwise to make a full transition from the "Syndrome X"
standard American diet, (one third of all Americans are now classified as
not just overweight, but OBESE,) so you always want to think about long-term
planning and supplementation of choices.

If you are accustomed to eating sandwiches, then stick with it, but kick the
meat and dairy - make them soy lunch'meat' slices or hummus sandwiches with
avocado instead of cheese, and try to get into other breads that don't use
wheat and are whole-grain, such as brown rice or spelt. If you crave cereal
in the morning with milk, get health food store cereal and use rice milk,
such as Rice Dream Original Enriched.

If you crave hot dogs / hamburgers / cheese, go for soy product substitutes,
though these should be temporary - soy in the long term is also not good. If
you crave red meat, switch to non-farm-raised salmon, tuna, halibut. If you
crave refined sugar desserts, switch to products you find in the health food
store made with natural sweeteners. Essentially, if you can start doing all
your shopping in the health food store and / or the organic section of a
regular store, you're OK. Almost all crappy foods have health food
substitutes that sell well.

If you're obese / overweight, smoke or get intoxicated regularly, you DO
have a problem. Period. Recognize that, and then accept and forgive
yourself, making a commitment to try for a new goal. You can still Ascend
with this problem, but allowing poor dietary habits to fall away can cause
tremendous acceleration of your vibratory level. People who have made a
transition to this diet have awakened into a whole new life they never
imagined was possible - a life where there is no concern about loss of
energy, fatigue, poor memory and concentration, boredness, weight gain, and
health problems. I know for a fact that I would physically not have been
capable of putting my books together, or of contacting higher intelligence,
without this diet in place.

I am not a doctor and this should not be construed as medical advice, and I
offer this data only for suggestive and informative purposes. Try these
suggestions out at your own risk, as I assume no liabilities for your
behavior.

Peace be with you -

- David

Tony P.
10-10-2002, 12:38 AM
This helps. Can anything be said about being allergic to some foods?
Allergic may be too strong of a word, but eating certain foods that
causes digestive problems that aren't pleasant, but very unpleasant.
Like I think once bananas. Or even chocolate unmixed with anything.

--- In asc2k@y..., "David Wilcock" <david@a...> wrote:
> From: "Tony P."
>
> > I want sources (of dietary guidance) that are from channelings
which ever
> way this goes.
>
> DW: This has been well covered on my website before. I first came
across
> dietary information in "We the Arcturians" by Dr. Norma Milanovich.
The
> Edgar Cayce Readings had extensive information about diet that have
become
> the subject of several books. It is amazing how few Cayce people
here in VB
> actually follow those guidelines, though. Whitley Strieber was
strongly told
> by his ET contacts to quit all refined sugar. Gordon Michael
Scallion
> couldn't eat junk food once his mystical experiences began without
getting
> sick. I have an ongoing acne condition with my skin that prevents
me from
> eating other than an outrageously strict diet. The Law of One
series has
> dietary guidelines as well.

queanant@...
10-10-2002, 02:50 AM
hello
i have been instructed to introduce myself. i am melissa. . ., tiffani boswell's
younger, and a bit sillier sis. . .i am new to david's site. . have read ra
material and such. . .doubt i will be bothering any of you with postings any
time soon, seeing as how i am still green in all of this, just a quiet observer
wishing to find her own answers before asking anyone unfamiliar. But just wanted
to introduce myself in case i do post and you wonder who the heck i am rambling
on about nothing as i am known to do. . .

bjorn_nitmou
10-10-2002, 09:21 AM
Well, nice to meet you, cant wait to see more of your posts. Its no
wonder you havent asked any questions yet, you have such a great
resource with your sister already:)


--- In asc2k@y..., queanant@a... wrote:
> hello
> i have been instructed to introduce myself. i am melissa. . .,
tiffani boswell's younger, and a bit sillier sis. . .i am new to
david's site. . have read ra material and such. . .doubt i will be
bothering any of you with postings any time soon, seeing as how i am
still green in all of this, just a quiet observer wishing to find her
own answers before asking anyone unfamiliar. But just wanted to
introduce myself in case i do post and you wonder who the heck i am
rambling on about nothing as i am known to do. . .

chris.hamilton2@...>
10-10-2002, 10:31 AM
i am melissa. . ., tiffani boswell's younger, and a bit sillier sis. . .i am new
to david's site. .

Hi Melissa! Are you one of the twins that Tiffani posted on the site, or are you
another sister? It is good to have you on board!Also, please don't refrain from
posting-sometimes our newest members have the best questions :). Welcome aboard
and Take Care Chris

Johnny
10-13-2002, 05:41 PM
--- In asc2k@y..., "David Wilcock" <david@a...> wrote:
> The Edgar Cayce Readings had extensive information about diet that
> have become the subject of several books.

2 aphorisms attributed to EC by Jess Stearns are, "3 walnuts a day
keep cancer away," and "Lose weight by dieting with (only) apples."

> I have worked extensively with the higher forces to refine dietary
> suggestions. Here's the bottom line of what all these sources
> suggest, when taken together:
> No:
> ... dairy / butter / cheese / yogurt / ice cream,
> FOOD COMBINING:
> - Dairy, if ever taken at all, should only be done by itself.

IMHO, couldn't we give variance to those like self, who might have
strong 2nd density lineage from the cow or ox? :-)

Peace, John

William Foster
10-14-2002, 12:46 AM
He (Edgar Cayce) did not say walnuts, he said six almonds a day keep cancer
away.
yours,
Bill Foster

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> --- In asc2k@y..., "David Wilcock" <david@a...> wrote:
> > The Edgar Cayce Readings had extensive information about diet that
> > have become the subject of several books.
>
> 2 aphorisms attributed to EC by Jess Stearns are, "3 walnuts a day
> keep cancer away," and "Lose weight by dieting with (only) apples."
>
> > I have worked extensively with the higher forces to refine dietary
> > suggestions. Here's the bottom line of what all these sources
> > suggest, when taken together:
> > No:
> > ... dairy / butter / cheese / yogurt / ice cream,
> > FOOD COMBINING:
> > - Dairy, if ever taken at all, should only be done by itself.
>
> IMHO, couldn't we give variance to those like self, who might have
> strong 2nd density lineage from the cow or ox? :-)
>
> Peace, John
>
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Johnny
10-14-2002, 07:34 AM
--- In asc2k@y..., "William Foster" <fosterwg@l...> wrote:
> He (Edgar Cayce) did not say walnuts, he said six almonds a day
> keep cancer away.
> yours,
> Bill Foster

Thank you for pointing out my error.
Peace, John

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Johnny" <johnnypi@y...>
> 2 aphorisms attributed to EC by Jess Stearns are, "3 walnuts a day
> keep cancer away," and "Lose weight by dieting with (only) apples."

Tony P.
10-14-2002, 10:58 AM
What is it? 6 or 3?

--- In asc2k@y..., "Johnny" <johnnypi@y...> wrote:
> --- In asc2k@y..., "William Foster" <fosterwg@l...> wrote:
> > He (Edgar Cayce) did not say walnuts, he said six almonds a day
> > keep cancer away.
> > yours,
> > Bill Foster
>
> Thank you for pointing out my error.
> Peace, John
>
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Johnny" <johnnypi@y...>
> > 2 aphorisms attributed to EC by Jess Stearns are, "3 walnuts a
day
> > keep cancer away," and "Lose weight by dieting with (only)
apples."

nzwasp
06-15-2006, 05:54 PM
I was looking through the files and came across DW's Diet Guidelines messages,
which I found very helpful. I do have a few questions so I can clarify some
things...


>No: Unfiltered "tap" water, refined sugar, white flour, dairy / butter / cheese
/ yogurt / ice cream, Nutra Sweet / saccharine / diet soda, eggs, meat
(except fish that is not farm-raised,) fried food / heated oils, canola oil,
wheat, corn, boxed cereals, white potatoes, white rice, peanuts, cashews,
MSG (can go by many different names including anything "autolyzed" or
"hydrolyzed" as well as "spices" and "natural flavors"), pre-packaged foods,
preservatives, vinegar, black pepper, refined salt (sea salt OK),
microwaving, conventional dish detergent, conventional laundry detergent and
fabric softener, conventional mint toothpaste, caffeine, nicotine, alcohol,
all mind-altering drugs, stale air / overabundant positive ions, excessive
air conditioning / heating <

John: Wheat, peanuts, and cashews are bad? I always thought those were healthy.
Later, the article states: <"YES: The optimal diet consists of primarily raw /
living foods, especially organic vegetables, fruits and nuts."> So from this,
I'm guessing that only certain types of nuts are the best - is this because some
(peanuts/cashews) are too fatty or something? Also, what is different with wheat
compared to other whole-grain type stuff that makes it not so good?

Sorry, but I just have to wonder...why are dish/laundry detergent, fabric
softener, and conventional mint toothpaste on the list? lol!

>People who have made a transition to this diet have awakened into a whole new
life they never
imagined was possible - a life where there is no concern about loss of energy,
fatigue, poor memory and concentration, boredness, weight gain, and health
problems.

John: How does it decreas boredom? Just from naturally having less fatigue and
more energy + better health in general?

I've always eaten fairly healthy, at least 'conventionally', which has
constisted of a mostly even mix between all food types (pretty much). For the
past many months now I've been focusing on making a transition to a more healthy
eating habit - for example, more vegetables than meat (I've been cutting down on
red meats) as well as cutting down on sugary stuff.

Also, does anyone have more good suggestions for meals or anything?

Thank you -
May Love Light Your Way!
John

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Heather King \
06-16-2006, 03:57 PM
I use [brand names listed-email Heather if you want the names]toothpastes,
without flouride. I avoid fluoride wherever I can...it clouds the mind & some
say makes you quite docile. J Not my idea of a good thing.

L/L

Heather

Note from moderator: Let us please remember to stay away from brands on the
list. :)

Chris Hamilton
06-16-2006, 04:50 PM
From: cococube11@... (/group/asc2k/post?postID=o5DwRoGCW7jCFEXjzBc1lsQULVe7U_4Z5SzhGd-U_gsHBdzC5q9XlGnBo4ox6q4Av_lm2f5U9HPGo4BSMsQ41Q)
I was looking through the files and came across DW's Diet Guidelines messages,
which I found very helpful. I do have a few questions so I can clarify some
things...

John: Wheat, peanuts, and cashews are bad? I'm guessing that only certain
types of nuts are the best - is this because some (peanuts/cashews) are too
fatty or something? Also, what is different with wheat compared to other
whole-grain type stuff that makes it not so good?

Chris: David wrote this diet guideline when he was trying to keep his energy
clearest for channelling. He has changed some of his personal thoughts on this,
so he may want to comment on or revise the diet list sometime in the future.
Many people have an allergy to the gluten in wheat (any grain that has gluten
can cause allergies), and also have allergies to peanuts, but I also frowned
when he said cashews:). I love cashews. As I remember him saying (oh sometimes
my memory fails me:), cashews can cause the body to produce mold-inow, some
people have an allergy to cashews too.

J: Sorry, but I just have to wonder...why are dish/laundry detergent, fabric
softener, and conventional mint toothpaste on the list? lol!

Chris: Again, the ingredients in these items can cause allergic reactions. I
just read somewhere recently that the "anitbacterial" hand soaps out actually
kill ALL bacteria, and this may not be good because we need the good bacteria to
fight off nasty little stuff.

>DW:People who have made a transition to this diet have awakened into a whole
new life they neverimagined was possible - a life where there is no concern
about loss of energy, fatigue, poor memory and concentration, boredness, weight
gain, and health problems.

John: How does it decreas boredom? Just from naturally having less fatigue and
more energy + better health in general?

Chris: I think that DW is speaking about clarity in thought here and lack of
sluggishness when the diet is free of artificial ingredients. There are other
posts on Asc2k in which DW speaks about diet...I will see if I can find those.

John: I've always eaten fairly healthy, at least 'conventionally', which has
constisted of a mostly even mix between all food types (pretty much). For the
past many months now I've been focusing on making a transition to a more healthy
eating habit - for example, more vegetables than meat (I've been cutting down on
red meats) as well as cutting down on sugary stuff.

Chris: Sounds like you are doing well for your body:). I wouldn't worry.


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