--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Dharma Mitra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yogis have remarked that chlorophyll greatly improves the function of the > brain and positively facilitates intellectual/psychic abilities. They also > mention that it facilitates milk production, something many women are still > desirous of after pregnancy and may require the assistance of either a > wetnurse or may choose to feed their newborn 'formula' instead. > > My questions to you are at what stage in her growth is the most opportune > time for this chlorophyll to have its positive influence to facilitate milk > production: before pregnancy, after pregnancy, during pregnancy, > pubescence, pre-pubesence? In your work in developing countries, or in any > basic necessities programs you know of in developing countries, are > chlorophyll-rich foods emphasized as curative, remedial or milk enhancing > for young families? > > Here are some notes on chlorophyll and its effect on milk production and > other magnificent influences upon human evolution: > > Yoga gives great credence to chlorophyll and its influence upon the pineal > gland, producer of serotonin and many other subtle mind chemicals that > facilitate our evolution as humans. Take the opportunity to spend days, > weeks drinking freshly juiced vegetables throughout your day, especially the > yellow, green and blue ones, broad leafies such as collard greens, bundles > of joy such as broccoli and squash. You can and will experience the > difference chlorophyll will make. > > .... > > Vegetarians produce more lymph because they get chlorophyll from grass and > other green vegetation, and that is why their brains are more developed than > those of non-vegetarians. Those who consume animal protein [neglecting green > vegetation] suffer from want of lymph because animal protein contains very > little chlorophyll. Tigers and cats are carnivores, which is why they > produce less milk. Cows and buffaloes produce much more milk because they > take chlorophyll from green grass and green vegetation. > > .... > > Maximum lymph is produced from food which contains a lot of chlorophyll, > such as green vegetables and especially the tips of the stems of creepers. > Granivorous animals produce much milk, while carnivorous animals, such as > dogs, give very little milk. > > Lymph is produced from animal protein also, but because animal protein > produces a lot of heat in the human body, the lymph is quickly converted > into semen. Monkeys and deer produce much lymph, but it is not converted > into semen because it is utilised in running and jumping. > > .... > > Although carnivores may be more clever or cunning than granivores, they are > generally less intellectual. It will be very difficult for a tiger, a cat or > a dog to perform spiritual practices. A monkey or a cow may perform > spiritual practices because they get much chlorophyll from grass and other > green vegetation. Granivorous animals produce more lymph than carnivores, > and that is why their brains are more developed. > > Your insights and experience are greatly welcomed. > > Flourishingly, > > Dharma Mitra > > http://PROUT-Ananlysis-Synthesis.latest-info.com > > *Human society is at a vital new juncture, > the decrepit skeleton of things tried and > proven false is rapidly being rent asunder. > Today we are on the precipice of a glorious > new dawn in human evolution. Embrace this > crimson dawn of the glorious new day.* > ** > ** > ** > Personally I am a omnivore, and no intellectual. On the other hand, my mind is clear and sharp, and I eat fresh food as often as possible. It seems that intent has more to do with our success and committment to spiritual practices than diet does.
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