Phiya Kushi
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Phiya Kushi Q & A
Sunday, August 15, 2010, 3pm-4pm EST (12-1pm PST)
Hosted by: Phiya Kushi
Website: http://phiyakushi.wordpress.com
This Sunday, August 15th from 3pm-4pm EST, Phiya Kushi will lead an hour-long free and open discussion on macrobiotics. Callers will be able to and are encouraged to ask any question they wish on the subject of macrobiotics as it relates to personal health, diet and cooking, lifestyle, philosophy and vision. The call will be recorded and posted online on this page for the benefit of those unable to attend
Phiya Kushi is the creator of Macrobiotic Miracles Free Conference Call, was former director of the Kushi Institute and is the third son of renowned macrobiotic and natural food pioneers, Michio and Aveline Kushi.
Note: The information provided on this website and on conference calls is not intended as health advice nor as a replacement of your Physician, Nutritionist or Health Professional Advisor. If you have a health issue please seek the appropriate medical attention.
2 Responses to “Phiya Kushi Q & A – Open Discussion on Macrobiotics”
Here are the books I mentioned during the 8/15 Q&A onference call, as being only a few of the wonderful macrobiotic recovery story/useful books/cookbooks available: Becoming Whole, The Story of My Complete Recovery From Breast Cancer by Meg Wolff (http://macrobiotics.co.uk/features/megwolff.htm); The Cure is in the Kitchen, A Guide to Healthy Eating by Sherry A. Rogers, M.D.; Food, Faith & Healing, 40 Macrobiotic Accounts of Cancer & Illness by Ginat Rice (http://www.thericehouse.com/); Love, Sanae, Healing Vegan Macrobiotic Cooking by Sanae Suzuki; My Beautiful Life, How Macrobiotics Brought Me From Cancer to Radiant Health, by Milenka ‘Mina’ Dobic; Recovery From Cancer by Elaine Nussbaum; The Self-Healing Cookbook by Kristina Turner; Unexpected Recoveries, Seven Steps to Healing Body, Mind, and Soul When Serious Illness Strikes by Tom Monte. One phrase that really stuck with me from one of the many wonderful counselors at this (37th) year’s George Ohsawa Macrobiotic Foundation Camp at French Meadows in Tahoe National Forest, CA, was, “be gentle with yourself” and compassionate. These books and many others, in addition to your continuing to work with a good macrobiotic counselor, can provide you with the gentle support and confidence which you can use to help heal yourself. Many sites which sell the books have small write-ups about them (http://www.kushistore.com/acatalog/Cancer.html), (http://www.ohsawamacrobiotics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17&Itemid=5), and I would encourage anyone to support important macrobiotic centers by purchasing books from them whenever possible.
Hi Phiya!
Loved your voice of encouragment to the gal w the breast cancer..When are you and these fabulous calls returning!!?? Miss you!
Question for you..Im going thru a similar situation as the gal that has been trying to reverse her breast cancer for 2 years (on this con call)..Im at it almost a year now..are these time frames typical? Bob Mikells recovered in 7 months..We all hope for such “instant” gratification..healing takes time..but anxiety rises as we continue fighting..Have you seen many/any recoveries from metastatic breast cancer? Other types of cancer seem to be cleared so much easier than breast. Is that true as well?
Thanks so much for your insight!