Early Pioneers of Nutrition - Dr. Bernard Jensen and Dr. Paavo Airola

[Guest guest]

FYI

I had the opportunity to study under Dr. Bernard Jensen in 1980. It was for

one week in the summer and

was held at The Feathered Pipe Ranch near Helena, Montana.

The year before I studied under Dr. Paavo Airola at

the same place.

The Feathered Pipe Ranch is still in operation.

They hold weekly seminars. Most are now yoga

seminars. They have fantastic views, great hiking

trails and most of their vegetables they grow

organically on (French intensive raised beds) so the

food is superb. One afternoon,we climbed up a mountain

and looked back down on The Ranch about a mile away.

I was on a natural high and stayed that way the whole

time. He would lecture in the morning. We would have

3-4 hours off in the afternoon which we would nap,

hike and hot tub, then lectures in the

evening. It was great! If you pull up this website,

the view says it all. Oh, several people caught and threw back

brook trout out of their small lake.

http://www.featheredpipe.com/

You can learn when you sit and listen to one speaker.

They tell you a lot. Jensen and Airola were into

natural foods and some supplements. Back then they

didn't know about supplementation like we have

today, they mainly had natural foods, which I believe

is the foundation. First get the diet

right before you supplement.

Dr Jensen looked well, but may have been a little

overweight. His wife was there with him and she gave

a talk or two. Lovely people. Later on I heard he

got prostate cancer, but beat it. Not sure what

caused his death at 93. Both Airola and Jensen wrote

many, many books on health and nutrition back in the

70's and 80's.

Dr. Weil also gave seminars there, but I

didn't have time to attend.

S.J.

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[Guest guest]

Airola died young.

<samjon11@...> wrote: FYI

I had the opportunity to study under Dr. Bernard Jensen in 1980. It was for one

week in the summer and

was held at The Feathered Pipe Ranch near Helena, Montana.

The year before I studied under Dr. Paavo Airola at

the same place.

The Feathered Pipe Ranch is still in operation.

They hold weekly seminars. Most are now yoga

seminars. They have fantastic views, great hiking

trails and most of their vegetables they grow

organically on (French intensive raised beds) so the

food is superb. One afternoon,we climbed up a mountain

and looked back down on The Ranch about a mile away.

I was on a natural high and stayed that way the whole

time. He would lecture in the morning. We would have

3-4 hours off in the afternoon which we would nap,

hike and hot tub, then lectures in the

evening. It was great! If you pull up this website,

the view says it all. Oh, several people caught and threw back

brook trout out of their small lake.

http://www.featheredpipe.com/

You can learn when you sit and listen to one speaker.

They tell you a lot. Jensen and Airola were into

natural foods and some supplements. Back then they

didn't know about supplementation like we have

today, they mainly had natural foods, which I believe

is the foundation. First get the diet

right before you supplement.

Dr Jensen looked well, but may have been a little

overweight. His wife was there with him and she gave

a talk or two. Lovely people. Later on I heard he

got prostate cancer, but beat it. Not sure what

caused his death at 93. Both Airola and Jensen wrote

many, many books on health and nutrition back in the

70's and 80's.

Dr. Weil also gave seminars there, but I

didn't have time to attend.

S.J.

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