Stefan wrote: >Don't drink after eating RAF. If you feel >thirsty you already have eaten too much and your stomach fights hard to >produce enough hydrochloric acid for digestion. Drinking then would only >dilute the HCl and make things even worse. Wait at least three hours, then >drink moderately. What do you think about eating lettuce or other watery vegetables after RAF? >Still I think something is wrong here with Zephyr's RAF. Would he be able >to let it go for half a year (even some steamed veggies I would consider >here as a substitute as the vegans often do)? No way. He likes and believes he needs RAF too much, and will NOT eat cooked food. >The ultimate test would be a stay at the Chateau de Montrame for half a >year. Bet he will be healed from his RAF eating. Wow. That would be really interesting. You mean, I presume, that he would eat it less frequently and in less quantity, rather than that he would eliminate RAF altogether, right? >Deborah wrote: >>Eosinophils 80 (0-5 is normal) > Stefan wrote: >The theory of Denis Peyrat, that long term instinctos have more eosinophils >and can fight parasites better looks a bit questionable if I see these >values. Zephyr's immune system was able to produce lots of eosinophils. >The question remains if it was too late. Well, no testing was done as a baseline comparison before he became ill. But the first test back in March show an eosinophil count of 16.6. > Stefan wrote: >Please, Deborah, don't admire anyone. You are also able to do all this >and more. The potential to do things is in everyone. Go for the stars! >Grasp them! Thank you, Stefan. I appreciate this and am working to integrate it too. > All the best, Deborah