Without trying to sound too alarmist, cooked food molecules can lead to fermentation in the digestive tract because they lack enzymes for optimal digestion. Fermentation in turn causes acids to be released. These acids can attack joints, raise blood pressure, irritate mucous membranes, burn holes in the nervous system, heat up emotions and even cause insomnia and depression.
Combining bio-photons and cyclical eating are wonderful ways to purify the body and stimulate the production of neuro-transmitters in your brain. This will improve your overall health and help you to experience more inner happiness and joy. The production of hormones by the endocrine system will be enhanced, making your body feel younger and more energetic.
Regular infusions of bio-photons will start to open up dormant energy channels (nadis) within the body and nervous system. According to ayurveda, the ancient science of life, there are approximately 72,000 nadis in the body. In most people these energy channels lie dormant. However, when the bio-photons begin to flow, these channels will start to circulate these high energy particles.
Everyone is looking for bliss and happiness. The good news is that you don't have to work hard for it. You can take the shortcut to experiencing inner bliss and joy and save yourself a lot of trouble and heartache in the process. How? By practicing calorie restriction (cyclical eating) combined with massive infusions of bio-photon energy (wild green smoothies). If you are already on a spiritual path, practice yoga or meditation, it will be a godsend.
Many of our veggies, grains and fruits, including those grown in organic agriculture, come from hybrid seeds. Hybrids are specially selected so that the plants grow up fast and produce big fruits. Unfortunately, man's constant tampering with these food plants has weakened their genetic structure. When gardening we can see how weeds such as dandelions, nettles and lambs quarters would take over and crowd out most of our tenderly cultivated veggies. They didn't have a chance against the weeds. The wild plants always seemed to win. If you can't beat them you might as well eat them!
Our digestive tract is not designed to eat a meat-centered diet. Our molars are designed for grinding seeds. We don't have the sharp teeth of a carnivore. And we don't produce nearly the amount of hydrochloric acid that a carnivorous animal like a dog or a lion produces. Grind up a fast food meal of a cheeseburger and French fries and let it stand at room temperature for twenty-four hours, and it begins to ferment. This is basically what happens in our digestive tract when we can't break down animal protein.
You could call Cyclical Eating a style of eating that closely mimics the way our ancestors probably lived, and the way our body is programmed. Food had to be hunted and gathered. There were times where food was not readily available. Then the body's digestive organs could take a needed rest.
According to Ayurveda, man is in essence a "light being" dwelling inside a solid, dense body. All of our cells radiate light in the form of photons, a form of energy termed "Prana" by the wise men of the East. Kirlian photography and bio-photon emission analysis performed by Professor Popp and other research institutions have confirmed that every living cell, irregardless of whether it comes from a plant, animal or man, gives off light energy in the form of bio-photons.
If this sounds a bit "far out" for "cooked" food people to stomach, but many people experience that on days where they practice 100% raw food, high-energy eating, including a green smoothie and the organic microminerals, they feel a deeper sense of inner peace and joy than on days where they eat cooked food. Many also experience more empathy. Overall they feel a lot less self-centered and egoistic. The meditation is deeper, the body is more limber and there is often the experience of a greater desire to exercise, play music. Many people can see the lighter side of life more easily and dwell less on problems, they start to see solutions instead of problems.
The Essenes were a group of Jewish ascetics who lived on the western bank of the Dead Sea over 2000 years ago. Their main goal was spiritual development. Because they couldn't identify with mainstream society they dropped out to live in the wilderness. They didn't want anything to do with money, commerce or status. Their motives were similar to the yogis in India who set off for the Himalayas to seek enlightenment.