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Saðlýklý Beslenme ve Yaþama
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10 Jan 2009 Sat 01:55 pm |
Biz nasýl saðlýklý besleniriz ve yaþarýz?
Yapýlan bir araþtýrmaye göre özetle þöyle=
- Pazardan meyve ve sebzelerin mevsimine göre alýnmasý
- Mevsiminde olmayan meyve ve sebzelerin alýnmamasý
- Sebzelerden lahana, kereviz, havuç, kýrmýzý pançar ve maydanoza öncelik verilmesi
- Meyvelerden elma, kayýsý ve incir
- Kuru kayýsý veya incirin bir kap su içinde bekletilerek içilmesi
- Þifalý otlarýn kulllanýlmasý
- Kepekli ve esmer ekmek kullanýlmasý
- Hergün bir diþ sarmýsak yutulmasý
- Kötü düþüncelerin akýldan silinmesi
- Ãyi ve güzel ve olumlu düþünülmesi ve konuþulmasý
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10 Jan 2009 Sat 05:05 pm |
Biz nasýl saðlýklý besleniriz ve yaþarýz?
How do we nourish and enjoy good health?
Yapýlan bir araþtýrmaye göre özetle þöyle=
Conducted research summarizes it this way (that we do it by):
- Pazardan meyve ve sebzelerin mevsimine göre alýnmasý
- Buying seasonal fruits and vegetables from the market
- Mevsiminde olmayan meyve ve sebzelerin alýnmamasý
- Not buying fruits and vegetables that are not in season
- Sebzelerden lahana, kereviz, havuç, kýrmýzý pançar ve maydanoza öncelik verilmesi
- From the vegetables, giving priority to cabbage, celery, carrot, red beets, and parsley
- Meyvelerden elma, kayýsý ve incir
- From the fruits, apple, apricot and fig
- Kuru kayýsý veya incirin bir kap su içinde bekletilerek içilmesi
- Something about dried apricot and figs and postponing drinking - not sure how to translate this
- Þifalý otlarýn kulllanýlmasý
- Using medicinal herbs
- Kepekli ve esmer ekmek kullanýlmasý
- Using dark, multi-grained bread
- Hergün bir diþ sarmýsak yutulmasý
- Daily swallowing a clove of garlic
- Kötü düþüncelerin akýldan silinmesi
- Erasing bad (negative) thoughts from the mind
- Ãyi ve güzel ve olumlu düþünülmesi ve konuþulmasý
- Having good, beautiful and positive thoughts and conversations
Did you want this translated? I´m confused as to why it would be in the "off-topics" forum.
Anyway, here´s my attempt, do wait for corrections, as I´m just a learner.
If you didn´t want a translation, and just wanted to share this, thank you
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10 Jan 2009 Sat 07:28 pm |
Thank you very much, Melek...
What do you think about good health?
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10 Jan 2009 Sat 09:48 pm |
Thank you very much, Melek...
What do you think about good health?
I think, my friend, that good health is something I don´t think much about while I have it and something I will think a lot about when it´s gone. And then, I will wish I I took your advise from previous post
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24 Jan 2010 Sun 02:52 am |
Do people in some countries eat cricket, worm, snake, Snail, frog, turtle insect, pig, etc in the meal.
Is it true?
If so…this is a very bad dish… How can they eat such a dirty things, I cannot understand and imagine it?
It is very sickly and repulsive kitchen according to Turkish culture.
Is it normal?
You should learn the Turkish kitchen, Mediterranean kitchen…
Recommendable…
Life is culture kitchen, kitchen comes first for everybody.The most important thing for daily life and harmony.
Edited (1/24/2010) by yilgun-2010
Edited (1/24/2010) by yilgun-2010
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24 Jan 2010 Sun 03:24 am |
Do people in some countries eat cricket, worm, snake, insect and pig in the meal.
Is it true?
If so…this is a very bad dish… How can they eat such a dirty things, I cannot understand and imagine it?ıt is very sickly and repulsive according to Turkish culture.
Is it normal?
Yilgun, what is "bad, dirty, sickly and repulsive" according to Turkish culture doesn´t mean that is not normal
I don´t know about crickets, worms, snakes and insects, but I eat pork all my life and I don´t complain or consider myself abnormal. For your information, I also tasted meals made of snails and frogs´ legs and found them very tasty
I cannot understand and imagine how can you be so categorical and one sided in your assertings!
Edited (1/24/2010) by slavica
Edited (1/24/2010) by slavica
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24 Jan 2010 Sun 11:16 am |
Do people in some countries eat cricket, worm, snake, insect and pig in the meal.
Is it true?
If so…this is a very bad dish… How can they eat such a dirty things, I cannot understand and imagine it?ıt is very sickly and repulsive according to Turkish culture.
Is it normal?
People in other countries eat many types of things that would be considered strange or disgusting to others. In other cultures it is quite normal to eat insects so yes, it is normal...for them. And for some of the poorer people of the world, they really can´t afford to be picky or worried about someone thinking what they eat is "dirty".
For me it is just a matter of personal taste. I do not consider any of the creatures that you mention to be "dirty". Pork is actually quite good and I have never understood where this notion comes from that it is a dirty meat.
Personally, I find red meat to be repulsive but I would never disparage someone else because they happen to like it.
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24 Jan 2010 Sun 11:24 am |
Yilgun, what is "bad, dirty, sickly and repulsive" according to Turkish culture doesn´t mean that is not normal
I don´t know about crickets, worms, snakes and insects, but I eat pork all my life and I don´t complain or consider myself abnormal. For your information, I also tasted meals made of snails and frogs´ legs and found them very tasty
I cannot understand and imagine how can you be so categorical and one sided in your assertings!
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24 Jan 2010 Sun 12:13 pm |
I quote some text from "Pulp fiction" movie about eating pork.
91. INT. COFFEE SHOP - MORNING 91.
Jules and Vincent sit at a booth. In front of Vincent is a big stack of pancakes and sausages, which he eats with gusto. Jules, on the other hand, just has a cup of coffee and a muffin. He seems far away in thought. The Waitress pours a refill for both men,
VINCENT Thanks a bunch. (to Jules, who´s nursing his coffee) Want a sausage?
JULES Naw, I don´t eat pork.
VINCENT Are you Jewish?
JULES I ain´t Jewish man, I just don´t dig on swine.
VINCENT Why not?
JULES They´re filthy animals. I don´t eat filthy animals.
VINCENT Sausages taste good. Pork chops taste good.
JULES A sewer rat may taste like pumpkin pie. I´ll never know ´cause even if it did, I wouldn´t eat the filthy motherfucker. Pigs sleep and root in shit. That´s a filthy animal. I don´t wanna eat nothin´ that ain´t got enough sense to disregard its own feces.
VINCENT How about dogs? Dogs eat their own feces.
JULES I don´t eat dog either.
VINCENT Yes, but do you consider a dog to be a filthy animal?
JULES I wouldn´t go so far as to call a dog filthy, but they´re definitely dirty. But a dog´s got personality. And personality goes a long way.
VINCENT So by that rationale, if a pig had a better personality, he´s cease to be a filthy animal?
JULES We´d have to be talkin´ ´bout one motherfuckin´ charmin´ pig. It´d have to be the Cary Grant of pigs.
The two men laugh.
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24 Jan 2010 Sun 12:23 pm |
I quote some text from "Pulp fiction" movie about eating pork.
Don´t you think it´s one sided not to even understand that other people might eat something you´re not used to eat?
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