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Camillus
21st January 2004, 11:42 AM
Apparently organic food just isn't good enough.
For our own health and the health of the planet we need to switch to biodynamic food. Food grown in a way that accounts for the natural rythms of the Earth, sun, moon and stars.
Now I know that you're thinking this is rubbish the movie stars eat it so it must be really good. Right :D?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8126-844051,00.html
http://www.biodynamic.org.nz/index.html
http://www.biodynamics.com/biodynamics.html
Jas
21st January 2004, 10:24 PM
I'm amazed at the lengths people will go to to part with their money.
Undodog
22nd January 2004, 01:42 AM
Whoever wrote that Times article should be made King For A Day when the crops fail.
thatguywhojuggles
22nd January 2004, 04:48 AM
the animals potter around the balanced micro-ecosystem enjoying hormone-free homeopathic lifestyles...
homeopathic lifestyles? So the animals drink water? I drink water. I guess I have a homeopathic lifestyle.
I'm willing to bet the writer of this article doesn't even know what homeopathy is. It's just a buzz word and people love to use it.
Rolfe
22nd January 2004, 04:53 AM
Originally posted by thatguywhojuggles
I'm willing to bet the writer of this article doesn't even know what homeopathy is. It's just a buzz word and people love to use it. I dunno. There does seem to be some connection.
It's quantum, man. (http://www.vetlab.co.uk/voodoo/thoresen.html) (This is an article about how acupuncture, homoeopathy and biodynamic agriculture all work by some sort of quantum invocation of the "intent" of the practitioner.)
Rolfe.
Quasi
22nd January 2004, 07:16 AM
I met some biodynamic distributors at a food event in Boston (my wife was a sales rep for a wine distributor and I was helping her out.) Anyway, there was a pair of guys from a biodynamic vineyard and were selling their wine as "way beyond organic." They harvested the grapes according to astrology. For anyone out there interested in the science of growing wine, called vitriculture, you harvest the grapes according to taste and pH. I made the predicition their wines would be mediocre, and I was right. This reminds me of certain dietary beliefs, for example, you have people who eat everything, milk+egg vegetarians, organic eaters, vegans, non-honey, organic, raw food new age vegans, macrobiotic organic raw food vegans. Its like a bottomless pit of rediculous dogma to keep believers hooked.
wayrad
22nd January 2004, 07:23 AM
So...I'm assuming that during dry spells, they don't give these valuable biodynamic crops any water? That would interfere with the plants' exposure to natural hydrological cycles, after all.
shemp
22nd January 2004, 07:43 AM
I think I'll start a "Super-Organic Food" regimen in which you only eat organically-processed animal organs while listening to organ music. It should draw plenty of suckers.
Bottle or the Gun
22nd January 2004, 09:13 AM
And we are all aware of course, to purge your aura before eating, so you don't re-absorb any negative energies you may give off. I may have just started a movement....looking for book deal....
cbish
23rd January 2004, 05:17 PM
This reminds me of Jay Kordich, the Juiceman!! Ever see him? He says juicing raw fruits & vege's is supeior to canned foods because "live vegetables contain live enzymes". And, "live enzymes can replace your own enzymes to do more important work like fighting cavities and cancer"***
By the way, I own a Juiceman Jucier.........hey, I like juice.:)
***paraphrased from Quackwatch.com
Abdul Alhazred
23rd January 2004, 06:44 PM
Originally posted by Camillus
Apparently organic food just isn't good enough.
For our own health and the health of the planet we need to switch to biodynamic food. Food grown in a way that accounts for the natural rythms of the Earth, sun, moon and stars.
Double secret organic! :p
Where did we go wrong? The discovery of fire, that's when. Anything since then has ruined the planet. Damn that Prometheus! :p
And that gal Pandora, she really screwed us up. :p
But she left us hope, the greatest misfortune of all! :D
pupdog
24th January 2004, 05:37 AM
Maybe they use homeopathic water--water that is so diluted there's no water there.
I already use biodynamic food. What I eat has an (ultimately) biological origin, I'm biological, and the food moves (dynamically) through my gut, turning into the same stuff these quacks sell.
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