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Although I went plant based for my health and not ethical reasons, I find this video sad…

 

 

The Hebrew word cushi or kushi is an affectionate term generally used in the Bible to refer to a dark-skinned person of African descent.

 

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Here’s some vegan “fried chicken” my sister made for me. Not sure what it was made from. It was delicious 😋 

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The Hebrew word cushi or kushi is an affectionate term generally used in the Bible to refer to a dark-skinned person of African descent.

 

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On 5/21/2019 at 7:01 AM, Thesauron said:


Are we allowed to eat mushrooms? They are neither plants nor animals...

 

It is known that fungi and human DNA is not that far from each other.

 

So if you see a vegan or vegetarian eating a mushroom you can call them a cannibal.

 

The DNA of a cabbage in much more longer and complex than human DNA.

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Last night I was looking up some videos on “blue zones.” They are 5 areas in the world where people living the longest and have the lowest cases of chronic disease. They are Okinawa, Japan; Sardinia, Italy; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Ikaria, Greece; and Loma Linda, California. Do you know what all these places have in common? Most of the people who live there follow a mostly plant based diet. 
I am convinced that a Whole Foods plant based diet is the best diet to prevent chronic disease, and add plenty of years to your life 😊

 

 

The Hebrew word cushi or kushi is an affectionate term generally used in the Bible to refer to a dark-skinned person of African descent.

 

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35 minutes ago, *Jack* said:

Last night I was looking up some videos on “blue zones.” They are 5 areas in the world where people living the longest and have the lowest cases of chronic disease. They are Okinawa, Japan; Sardinia, Italy; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Ikaria, Greece; and Loma Linda, California. Do you know what all these places have in common? Most of the people who live there follow a mostly plant based diet. 
I am convinced that a Whole Foods plant based diet is the best diet to prevent chronic disease, and add plenty of years to your life 😊

 

It's obvious really. These were the original diets. In paradise I am very happy to be told what I can and cannot eat x

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Took my mom to a Mexican vegan restaurant in Dallas a few days ago. The food in the pic doesn’t look that good, but it was. I was really impressed 😋 

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The Hebrew word cushi or kushi is an affectionate term generally used in the Bible to refer to a dark-skinned person of African descent.

 

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On 2/9/2024 at 12:54 PM, Cushi said:

Took my mom to a Mexican vegan restaurant in Dallas a few days ago. The food in the pic doesn’t look that good, but it was. I was really impressed 😋 

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I bet it was tasty!
I find most vegan restaurant food to be very full of fat and unless it’s Asian to be without color. it’s like they just try to recreate something that looks like a meat dish instead of creating a beautiful vegetable heavy dish. I hope that changes with time. 
Since I’m still working on weight loss I tend to go Asian. I know I can get a higher number of veggies and it isn’t just lettuce and tomatoes. 

Jer 29:11-“For I well know the thoughts I am thinking toward you, declares Jehovah, thoughts of peace, and not calamity, to give you a future and a hope.”

Psalm 56:3-“When I am afraid, I put my trust in you.”
Romans 8:38-”For I am convinced...”

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I decided to grow watermelons in my backyard because I’m tired of buying them. During watermelon season, I buy 2 large seeded watermelons every week for 5 months straight. They are $8.99 each so it adds up in 5 months. 
This is my first time ever growing food intentionally (Sometimes produce grows in my compost or various spots in the backyard from me spitting seeds on the ground. Also my house came with a mulberry tree in the backyard). It’s a really rewarding feeling. I have about 20 melons growing as well as cantaloupes)

 

I got a chance to eat the first watermelon today and it was a sweet yellow one 😁 My brother helped me since he’s grown them before, along with my sister when we used to live in the country. We grew it the natural way using compost and watering it when the weather was dry. I started late in the year/season but hope to be able to eat at least 10 more before the ground gets cold.

 

 

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The Hebrew word cushi or kushi is an affectionate term generally used in the Bible to refer to a dark-skinned person of African descent.

 

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