Posted by bulldog2 on April 10, 2010, at 9:22:35
In reply to Re: Zoloft-Anti-Cancer Mechanisms, posted by bleauberry on April 8, 2010, at 17:46:50
> As far as I can tell, the best anti-cancer strategies are found in the fingertips...which foods are picked up at the grocery store and which are not.
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> The next step is a few well chosen herbs with clinical evidence supporting them.
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> If someone happens to be on an antidepressant that happens to have some suspected anticancer benefit as well, cool, an added bonus. But by itself, not a good reason to have that med as your only weapon for good health. The grocery store is where it's at. Food choice is so much more important than most people realize. In terms of anticancer, I would bet regular consumption of raw broccoli, garlic, daily oatmeal, and a full menu of veggies and fruits, ingredient labels that you can actually read and you know what they are, organic meats, these things will blow zoloft in the weeds.
While these natural foods have a powerful potential for being natural medicine if used the wrong way they have the ability to harm and cause disease. After having studied under Michio Kuchi the Macrobiotic Way you would understand you just cannot eat a hodge podge of healthy foods. There has to be a strict balancing of ying and yang. Even good natural foods have to be treated like powerful drugs and not just eaten willy nilly. If you become to ying or yang there can be terrible results. (cancer, heart disease etc). So you need to study the principles or ying and yang and know how to apply them to your body. Your diet has to be based on wether you are to ying or yang and the diet has to be designed to balance your spirit. You may need a professional to diagnose and design a diet for you. The macrobiotic way rarely allows the use of herbs!! They can be very poisonous to the body. Use foods to cure yourself and the principles of ying and yang. People that are ying tend to be weak, feel chilly and also a shallow pulse. A weak damp condition. People that are yang are overheated, tend to have high blood pressure, are aggressive and are very contracted as opposed to the ying condition. You need to pick foods that have the opposite properties of your condition to bring you to balance.
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