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Hi, I would love to hear how other people got started and managed to stick with macrobiotics. Living in a family where everyone else wants meat and two veg on...
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Nov 28, 2006
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Hi Liz, It can be hard to motivate yourself if there is no overriding reason to eat macrobiotically. Some people may find it takes a serious health problem to ...
Simon G. Brown
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Hey Liz, How did you get introduced to mb?? books, teacher, friends??? They're all great tools. I started with regular cooking classes every week, and got more...
Klara LeVine
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Nov 28, 2006
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Thank you, Simon and Klara for such a quick response! Part of the 'problem' is that I am pretty fit and healthy anyway, but I just feel that macrobiotics is a...
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Hi Liz Simon and Klara gave you some wonderful suggestions which I fully agree with. You could also try including a new dish to go with the meals your family...
Melanie
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ooooh, Liz, I'm jealous!!!!! If you are fit and healthy, just go slow - follow your intuition - take on what you like and stretch yourself when you can,...
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Hi all Before joining I wanted to make sure that as a non vegan non vegetarian it was ok for me to post here. After simon saying yes thats fine , I feel ok to...
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Hi everyone, I've just joined the group, and for those of you in London, I thought you might like to know about the following event which features Greg Sams,...
Alex Lee
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I'm not in London, but no apologies needed - we also want to create a local event, and this has many great ideas. Good luck - sounds like a very full program. ...
Klara LeVine
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Hello Anne, I am glad you joined. We all have very powerful and deep associations with food. If our mother gave us chocolate or ice cream as a reward or treat...
Simon G. Brown
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Hi Anne, Not sure how much you already know abut macrobiotics - but two things you should know - it's a life time adventure, and it's called a practice, but we...
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Hello Liz, Yes there are so many reasons to eat macrobiotically; health, emotions, environment, spirituality and help create more harmonious societies. It is...
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Hi Anne Comfort foods are often those that make us feel soothed and nourished. They can trigger a memory that makes us feel happy and safe. These kinds of...
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Hello Alex, Thank you for that. I am teaching on Saturday but if I can finish early I will go. Are you attending? If so I will look out for you. If I do not...
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Hi Simon, yes I am one of the organisers so I will be there. I have long dreadlocks and a beard so should be fairly easy to spot :) Have you met Greg before?...
Alex Lee
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Hi Alex, No I have not. I met his brother Craig when I was running the Community Health Foundation. His web site look interesting. All the best, Simon ... Re:...
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Hello Everyone, I just wanted to mention that Melanie is my sister and the person who got me started with macrobiotics when we shared a flat in London back in...
Simon G. Brown
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Hi Simon and everyone, I have to agree with you about Melanie being a great lady :-) And her advice to Anne is right on target, especially for many women who...
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Hi Everyone I just want to say that my brother Simon is an awesome teacher and counsellor as well as a great writer. I feel blessed to have had such a...
Melanie
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Hi Dottie Thanks for your kind comments. Yes I agree deep fried tempeh or tempura are deeply nourishing and satisfying and help to make you feel energized too....
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Hello.. My name is Diane and I live in Florida. Been practicing macro life for 40 years.Am looking forward to meeting y'all and sharing. DIane...
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I have another question. I have read that wheat contains gluten, that is literally like glue and stick to the intestines and also damages the villi in the...
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Hi, Anne, Wheat does indeed contain gluten, as do barley, rye and oats. Gluten represents no problem for most people, but for some (and the number is growing),...
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Hi Diane, Welcome to the group. All the best, Simon...
Simon G. Brown
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Hello Anne, Yes it is true that wheat and other grains contain gluten. However as the grains and other foods like vegetables are so high in fibre is not...
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I certainly wouldn't disagree with you that unprocessed foods are much better for us, but I just want to make it clear that gluten, whether in a processed or...
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Hi Liz, Thank you for clarifying the gluten and grains. In my answer I was talking general terms not for anyone with a specific intolerance. It appeared that ...
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Hi, Simon, You are absolutely right - sorry if I jumped in with both feet! Regards, Liz ... talking ... appeared that ... ailment. ... your ... skewered by ......
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Hi Liz, You are welcome and in any case I like people jumping in with both feet. It make life more interesting and can stimulate deeper discussions. Best...
Simon G. Brown
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So people... is it incorrect when we read in books..that Gluten is harmful to everyone? I am guessing a gluten intolerant person will lack some sort of enzyme...
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