Hi Wayne, I love chocolate but only if it has almonds in it.
Never tried sunflower seeds except some toasted ones once which were rancid and didn't try them again. Peanut butter used to be all I lived on for a couple of years but after seeing first hand how many chemicals they use to produce peanuts and now using hydrogenated oils, it killed my love of peanut butter. I might try your formula to see if I can quit cokes. It bothers me greatly that I have no control over a substance that is so empty of good qualities. Thanks, Jean Baugh **************** > >>> It suddenly dawned on me that this must be the answer and >> the reason I can't quit cokes since I have a lot of determination! > > I think there is more too it than that. > > > You don't find much information relative to specific > nutrients changing the taste buds. > At one period in my life, the nutrients I was taking fixed my taste buds > where I could not stand the taste of cokes or beer. > > I had never been a coke-aholic nor a beer-a-holic. Still, suddenly I > could not stand the taste of either. I went for many years before I could > stand the taste of coke and still have no taste for beer. > > So, what did this magic to my taste buds? This was so long ago, I > honestly don't remember the full program. I know, we should all keep > notes in case some far out combination kills us, someone else could benefit. > > I do remember this much about my program at that time. > > Dessicated Liver > Brewers Yeast > Sunflower Seeds. > > Of course A, B, C, Ca, Mg, and trace minerals were included. > > If you ever read about the alcoholic rats experiments, this would make my > story more understandable and logical. If no one knows about it, or has a > copy, I will tell it as I remember it. > > I can't remember what year I became addicted to sunflower seeds. It was > the late 50's or early 60's. > > Did you see the article recently about taste bud types? I question > people I barely know about what foods they like. If they do not like > specific foods, they are usually sick. > > By eating selected combinations of foods, you can alter and change your > taste buds. > > Most of this is my opinion. Bits and pieces of information keep showing > up to substantiate some of my ideas. > > Hopefully your craving for cokes has no relation to the sugar and > carbs. Sometimes we have hidden cravings. > > Often I think I have a craving for peanut butter. Anytime I am hungry or > need energy, and cannot think of anything I want to eat, ........ I eat > peanut butter. > > It kills a hunger sensation, provides energy, and suddenly I do not want > anything at all to eat. > > I think it is a wonderful food in the class with sunflower seeds and almonds. > > Eat enough peanut butter, sunflower seeds and almonds and you will crave > nothing but > WATER ! > > I bet it would even help the craving for Coke. > > Wayne > > > > > -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
