A friend of mine sent this to me and I thought it was so very cool that I had to pass it along. I’m not sure where it comes from so we’ll say a little blessing to the author who put it together. (If anyone knows who wrote this, let me know!)
Thursday Thirteen # 18 – Food for thought.
1.
A sliced Carrot looks like the human eye The pupil, iris and radiating lines look just like the human eye…and YES science now shows that carrots greatly enhance blood flow to and function of the eyes.
2.
A Tomato has four chambers and is red. The heart is red and has four chambers. All of the research shows tomatoes are indeed pure heart and blood food.
3.
Grapes hang in a cluster that has the shape of the heart. Each grape looks like a blood cell and all of the research today shows that grapes are also profound heart and blood vitalizing food.
4.
A Walnut looks like a little brain, a left and right hemisphere, upper cerebrums and lower cerebellums. Even the wrinkles or folds are on the nut just like the neo-cortex. We now know that walnuts help develop over 3 dozen neuron-transmitters for brain function.
5.
Kidney Beans actually heal and help maintain kidney function and yes, they look exactly like the human kidneys.
6.
Celery, Bok Choy, Rhubarb and more look just like bones. These foods specifically target bone strength. Bones are 23% sodium and these foods are 23% sodium. If you don’t have enough sodium in your diet the body pulls it from the bones, making them weak. These foods replenish the skeletal needs of the body.
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Avocadoes, Eggplant, and Pears target the health and function of the womb and cervix of the female – they look just like these organs. Today’s research shows that when a woman eats 1 avocado a week, it balances hormones, sheds unwanted birth weight and prevents cervical cancers. And how profound is this? …. It takes exactly 9 months to grow an avocado from blossom to ripened fruit. There are over 14,000 photolytic chemical constituents of nutrition in each one of these foods (modern science has only studied and named about 141 of them).
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Figs are full of seeds and hang in twos when they grow. Figs increase the motility of male sperm and increase the numbers of sperm as well to overcome male sterility.
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Sweet Potatoes look like the pancreas and actually balance the glycemic index of diabetics.
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Olives assist the health and function of the ovaries.
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Oranges, Grapefruits, and other Citrus fruits look just like the mammary glands of the female and actually assist the health of the breasts and the movement of lymph in and out of the breasts.
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Onions look like body cells. Today’s research shows that onions help clear waste materials from all of the body cells They even produce tears which wash the epithelial layers of the eyes.
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One last thought added by Claudia. Our bodies informed about our environment through our food. This is true for Honey Bees. Why wouldn’t it be true for us?
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I find this fascinating. Thanks for the info…
that is totally the coolest thing ever – grrrr8 post! happy TT
Wow…what great info:) Thats for sharing and for stopping by. Happy TT.
That bit about the celery gets me to want to make friends with that dread vegetable! Interesting stuff. Thanks.
I have received this email as well. It is very interesting and I put a lot of stock in it. Thanks for sharing it.
Great list and pictures as well! I will not be feeding my husband figs anytime soon.
That is really cool – I’ve never seen it before! Thank you for sharing.
More figs, more figs…never mind, too late.
Geat list. Very interesting facts.
I just love this stuff.
Interesting list & correlations.
My friend was just telling me about this list this weekend. I think it is amazing!
Happy TT
Claudia, this is the best 13 I’ve seen TO. DATE. Kudos.
Wierdly enough, I love that tomato pic…
Ellen B. – I was amazed as well.
Chuck – Yes, indeed.
Lori – Glad you enjoyed it.
SandyCarlson – Oh, I love celery – I really do. Try it with a bit of peanut butter and you’re set.
Greatfullivin’ – It seems straight forward to practice. What have you done?
Melanie – Good plan!
Alana – Well, now you have.
Driller AA – Yes, well – next time?
It’s a blog eat blog world – I thought so.
Happy Housewife – It’s really amazing. I’m glad to have found it.
Secret Agent Mama – I’m glad you like it!
that was an awesome tt!! i LOVED it!!
Ummmm. Walnuts. Good.
This is a great post but unfortunately I will have to do life change to my eating habits. I love oranges, avocados and olives but never eat figs. Why didn’t they teach this in Health education in school!
Very cool info! Now I have an excuse for my late night olive snacking! It’s good for me.
Thanks for visiting my TT.
Very cool list…making me hungry all over again! Time for me to go to bed!
Thanks for coming by my blog! Happy T-13!
An amazing collection of facts about food, and it’s relationship to the body. I come here to find amazing things, and I’m never disappointed. Expectations exceeded, again.
Lord knows I have enough sodium! And this might explain why I’ve been CRAVING onions lately! Caramelized only, tho.
Love the pic of the carrot and tomato!
Melissa – I’m glad.
Squirrelly – Are you telling me that you and Ms. Squirrelly are trying for baby squirrels? That’s so cool!
Tommie – You go girl! Olive away!
Laura – Gosh, sorry about that!
The CEO – You are very sweet!
Janet – Funny, I crave onions sometimes. Of course, I crave onion rings…
I think I need to eat more avocados and oranges. Great list!
Ok, this was seriously coooooool!!!
That’s very interesting; a very clever idea. And I never knew what shape the pancreas is!
I’ve seen this somewhere recently, but I can’t remember where.
You inspire me to step away from the hot Cheetos. Healthful idea.
My mean little effer inner child is up to her old habits this week.
Happy TT!
I love avocados. I could eat them every day; it’s the Californian in me. Happy TT.
Great list and what an easy way to remember what each does.
Happy TT!
This is amazing! I’m gonna have to hook this up on High-Five Friday
I’m up here and here too.
Okay, I’m going to clean out my fridge now and restock it…
This is cool stuff, Claudia!! Seriously, that fridge of mine is about to be restocked.
Love your T13! Always full of great info. *wg*
Wow — What a clever list! The creativity in the Universe never ceases to amaze me. I’m glad you passed this email along because it’s one I’ve not seen before.
Hugs and blessings,
Very clever. So those little heart-shaped chocolates must be good for my heart, right? hmmm.. chocolate is supposed to be good for your heart, isn’t it? Wow. It really does hold true.
Great post, Claudia! An unusual and informative take on Thursday Thirteen! Thanks for visiting me!
i always learn something when i stop by here.
you’re kind of akin to a writing idol of mine at the moment. you write for a living. it’s something i’m aspiring to do as well. i’d love to pick your brain sometime.
I must send this to my husband who is in the fresh produce biz!
Now I feel like I really learned something new today! What an informative and clever post. Thanks for the visit and the cool info. (:
I’ve seen this before and find it fascinating. We are all made of the same stuff and everything is a microcosim of everything else.
I still haven’t come up with a good message to put in a bottle. Thanks for offering your help. I’m still waiting for something worth sending out.
Fascinating!!!
I wonder what bananas are good for???? hehe.
Peace
I think my mind is officially blown.
i can’t wait to share some more of my honey from a very nice person in Colorado with my kids again
Really interesting list.
GREAT list! i did veggies too……in a slighty quirkier way! LOL
happy t13!
Fascinating. I had seen some of these before. Thanks for the information and thanks for coming by my T13.
Have a great day!
I didn’t know any of this. What great information. Have a great TT.
I have got to show this to my kids. They are always asking what good the food I make them eat is doing them.
Natalie – Me too!
Claudia – I know – I was fairly blown away myself
Nicholas – You and me both!
CajunVegan – Well, you’ve had quite a week. Maybe it’s Ok to be a little inner childish?
Pussreboots – mmmmmm…. I buy them, then forget them. Again you inspire.
Nicole Austin – We can only hope.
Pop Tart – Oh, cool – thanks!
Susan Helen Gottfried – You go girl!
Tempest Knight – I’m glad you enjoy it!
Storyteller – I am always amazed at our unique sameness and the amazing universe. This is a great example.
Darla – I believe so. I’ll vouch for you if you need someone too!
Mary – Well… I do unusual very well!
She – Just send me an email. I’m happy to help.
Di – Oh fun!
Toni – I’m so glad. Learning is good.
Colleen – Yes, we are amazing!
Odat – Yes, indeed!
Fabbie – Uh oh…
FuriousBall – It was designed to warm your heart as well….
Journeywoman – I thought so too!
Jayedee – I’m on my way over!
Jane – I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Comedy Plus – I didn’t either – Interesting, eh?
Alice Audrey – That’s a good idea. I wish I learned this as a kid.
That was seven levels of nifty! You can’t beat being informed and entertained all at once.
Happy TT
~X
That was very meditative. My favorite one is how trees and seaweed – the lungs of our planet – look like human lungs.
This is so cool!
Very informative and entertaining!
That was fascinating! How interesting that nature knows its stuff so well and humans don’t notice it.
ok smarty pants. What’s a hotdog mean?
EH Avocados! YUCK! But the rest of them I like them!
Great Thursday Thirteen post! Come by my blog and laugh, just not too hard! LOL
This is totally fascinating!!!
Very cool, TT, Claudia! Thanks for sharing. Grapes always look like lung sacks to me, so I was surprised by that one.
This was great! I learned something today, thanks!
Wow! That’s so interesting! Thanks for sharing. You’re welcome to visit my TT blog. A little sarcastic winter fun!
that was so interesting and useful.thanx for sharing it….so thoughtful of you…
chikku
Very cool list! I did not know that about olives, and I love them!
I swear, you and Kelly are the TT Queens!! This was a really interested TT Claudia. I’m going to copy & paste this for my fridge.
i’m concerned abt my kidneys as kidney failure is on both sides so good thing there’s a big can of kidney beans in my kitchen right now! i looooove avocado and very very much want to not have any women probs b/c i think i have those in the fam too. mmmm guac!
Very cool! I’m the only one in my family to not have glasses (although I think I may need them this year) and maybe it’s because I’m always eating carrots and have for years.
Should I be worried that I don’t eat nuts?
Fantastic interesting. I could have commented each of the 13. But I only say this: I did bookmark this post.
Thanks for sharing. An excellent TT entry
Xakara – I love that – “seven levels of nifty” – yay, now that’s an accomplishment.
Julia – That is very cool – Plus yummy!
Chelle Y – I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Vixen – Nature is amazing – I think.
Wonderful Kelly – I don’t have a hotdog in my pants, smart as they are, they are hotdog free. Should we ask someone who has a hotdog in his pants?
Deb – Well… you could eat eggplant or pears!
Nikki – yes indeed!
Kaige – Yes, you’re right. They do look like lungs…. mmmm
Melissa – Hurray for learning.
Brenda – I love sarcasm. I’ll be right over.
Chikku – I’m glad you liked it.
Sue – Olives are good for you too!
Jill – Finally, I am the queen of something!
Jameil – Sounds like dinner is at your house? A little guac and kidney bean pie?
I saw that about the kidneys. So scary.
Los Angelista – Hurray for carrots. I was just reading something about improving eyesight through nutrition – amazing!
Miss Britt – Hmm… I guess THAT explains it!
TorAa Mirror – I thought they were fascinating too.
This is great! The Native Americans understood that for every ailment there is a cure in the plant world, and that the cure often resembles the organ it nourishes and heals.
Science is finally beginning to accept the validity of this ancient body of knowledge.
Thank you for bringing valuable information to our attention once again.
Seriously, this is a great entry.
What an interesting post…..for some reason I feel like eating a salad. (Although I may avoid the figs!)
Thanks for stopping by.
This is so cool. I had no idea of all the symbolism. Isn’t it odd and yet fascinating at just connected things in the world really are?!
What an informative TT Claudia and I think all these makes sense. People here in the Middle East eats a lot of figs, avocados and olives and they really have many children!! Very productive! I think the Japanese should learn from this to increase their looming birth rate
who as a hotdog in their pants?
Hi! This is a very nice post and helpful too. And colorful also!
I love it!
But what do chocolate chip cookies look like?
Wow. That was really intersting. Thank you for posting it! And, thanks for visiting Miller Manor. Remarkably, one of the things my daughter and I talked about planting was an avocado tree. We both love them!
TM
Heart in SF – If we had all the wisdom we forgot? Human beings would have so few problems.
Auria Cortes – Great!
Tasina – Ah the wisdom!
Christy – Interesting how things work, eh?
Grace – It’s interesting. I recently saw the World statistics and the middle east has always had what’s considered “small families” – especially Dubai. And decreasing as life expectancy increases. Let me know if you want the link.
Wonderful Kelly – I guess we’ll find out this weekend, eh??
Gellianne – cool.
Robin – Heaven?
OrnerysWife – Yeah, I am going to have to up my avocado eating. I like them but rarely eat them – good thinking right?
GET OUT OF HERE!!!
That is so fricking trippy. And actually, logical. which trips me out even more!
I’m so sorry that I’ve been away so long. I have MAJOR catching up to do, my friend… you were never far from my thoughts, though.
That was a great, GREAT!, TT; very informative, and indeed food for thought. Thank you for posting this, and also for dropping by my TT!
I never realized that many of these foods resembled human organs. As I went through your list, I started playing the “Guess What Organ This Food Looks Like” game.
Interesting! I never looked at them that way!
Thanks for visiting my TT trees slideshow.
Watch out for the “sodium” in celery- sodium is not good for you, it’s CALCIUM! Bones are made from calcium and magnesium= dolomite.