[AGL] Erewhon crimes

[Wayne Johnson]

Yeah, and it makes lousy paint medium too.

Gawd, boiled chicken get soooo boring.....


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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Frances Morey 
  To: survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the 60s 
  Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 9:55 PM
  Subject: Re: [AGL] Erewhon crimes


  Gerry,
  I heard a talk by a professor emeritus in nutrition, Cornell U., and he said that research had found that a favorite protein food for cancer cells is casein. That is the protein found in dairy products. I'm trying to reduce my dairy consumption and it is harder to do than to avoid meat.

  Best,
  Frances

  Gerry <mesmo at gilanet.com> wrote:
    Ashwaganda is from India, a little plant with a potent root. Grows very well
    hereabouts. It is called "the ginseng of India", very common in Ayurvedic
    medicine. Yes, I love some of the names of plants, local and foreign.

    My approach is to ward off the inevitable for a time by trying to keep the
    immune system in good shape. Thus my "prescriptions" are not reactive but
    preventative, the daily tonic. Aside from Ly mphoma I have no diagnosed
    medical "conditions", have hardly ever had any. The L is very quiet and
    hardly noticeable, if I had not been diagnosed with it I would not have know
    I have it. Regular blood checks reveal no abnormalities.

    Hawthorne is for the circulatory system and heart. Gotu Kola works with it.
    Ho Shou Wu, an incredible Chinese root, lubricates the joints and, according
    to the Chinese, slows down the aging process which may account for my hair
    still being dark. Ginkgo is for the brain, also take L-Phenylalanine which
    is a free form Amino Acid which is supposed to increase the dopamine levels
    in the brain. I swear it improves the memory. American Ginseng balances, I
    can no longer afford the pure wild plant so I buy fresh, cultivated root
    from a farm in Wisconsin, tastes the same. Any male who has not started
    using Saw Palmetto berry deserves the inevitable incontinence which will
    catch you sooner or later. I've been taking all th ese for some time, over 10
    years, since beginning my study of herbal medicine in the early '90's. A
    little daily tonic keeps it all in tune. Cholesterol? Never had any problems
    with it since I have been anti-grease, fat, and red meat free for a long
    time. Now not doing any meat at all for a couple of years.

    I am a believer in the power of plants, the less they are cooked the better.
    Takes a lot of time but worth the effort (sprouts, soaked seeds and grains,
    etc.) Food prep becomes what you do, all the other is low priority. If you
    don't eat right all the scripts in the world won't do you much good. Very
    fortunate to have good place to grow veggies and a great health food coop
    less than an hour away which stocks fresh produce trucked in from
    California.
    G





    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Michael Eisenstadt" 
    To: "survivors' reminiscences about Austin Ghetto Daze in the 60s"

    Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 9:33 AM
    Subject: Re: [AGL] Erewhon crimes


    > > Mike,
    > > I guess this would qualify you as a druggie. What on earth are all these
    > > scripts for?
    >
    > blood pressure lowering (3), cholesterol lowering, thyroid supplement,
    skin
    > ointment, blood thinning (aspirin)
    >
    > Gerry, if i counted aright you take 13. The names of yours are ever so
    much
    > more attractive that hydrochlorothiazide for example. You could be taking
    > them for the poetry and the rhythm of their names alone. ashwaganda,
    > ashwaganda, ashwaganda . . .
    >
    > > I take an herbal cocktail I make up containing: Hawthorne Berry,
    American
    > > Ginseng, Gotu Kola, Ho Shou wu, Ginkgo, and Ashwaganda. Also a male
    tonic
    > > featuring Saw Palmetto and Wild Oats. For the lymph system I take
    > > Dandelion
    > &g t; Root, Red Root, and Ocotillo. Half and hour before big meals a squirt of
    > > Gentian Root to get the stomach acids rolling. And for general immune
    > > system
    > > support I take Echinacea. All these in the alcohol tincture
    form...equates
    > > to maybe a quarter ounce of alcohol daily.
    > >
    > > Prescription and over the counter drugs? Zero. For pleasure and
    > > relaxation?
    > > Occasional tokes of the ***** varieties.
    >
    >
    >
    >




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