TUPUNA KAI: A Māori diet based on what ancestors ate
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2014
- 'Tis the season to be merry and just a little bit indulgent. But if you want to lose weight over the summer period we have this story by Ngahuia Wade on a 1000-year-old diet.
Respect to you sir. To hell with all that processed "food"
Would like to see/listen to more of this he should use this platform to elaborate on this subject more and even upload vids of his daily diet/foods food prep etc thatd be awesome
Milk from the Coconut is the closest liquid to plasma. Plasma makes blood.
Coconut milk grows a big & very strong Manawanui or Hearty Heart.
Kia Ora Matua &Whanau Arohanui ❤️
That may be the best way! Thanks for sharing.
i love this! kia ora mo te korero cuz.
This makes so much sense
I just moved up to the top of our Maunga for a purpose that the Tupuna needed me to do. Hoping my nanny Pera visits me for a spiritual healing and message. I’m also Ngati Ranginui. They wouldn’t let me leave so I’m ready to embrace my spiritual journey. Enjoyed this thoroughly 🌿🏔🌿
Ps: Lived in Oz since 1985 but Papatuanuku and Tupuna every where!
A banana is an elongated, edible fruit -botanically a berry - produced by several kinds of large herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa. In some countries, cooking bananas are called plantains, distinguishing them from dessert bananas. The fruit is variable in size, color, and firmness, but is usually elongated and curved, with soft flesh rich in starch covered with a rind, which may have a variety of colors when ripe. The fruits grow upward in clusters near the top of the plant. Almost all modern edible seedless (parthenocarp) bananas come from two wild species - Musa acuminata and Musa balbisiana. Most cultivated bananas are M. acuminata, M. balbisiana, or hybrids of the two.
Maoris are naturally tall and big boned. Very different from their distant relatives in the malay archipelago. It must the food that the Maoris ate for tens of thousands of years before the european came.
They're not naturally tall. Big boned, yes.
@@EverDayBest They are still taller than Malays on average.
@Daus TV No, Maoris are not Malays.
They share common ancestral root though
@@Emsyaz true
@@Emsyaz yes. We are primarily native American from many branches there in fact. So our true origins are mainly from there.
awesome korero.
Thanks bro. Inspirational.
That's what we are supposed to be eating. Ka pai to mahi, nga mihi 💚💛❤
@Viktor Novo yeah ok 👏👏👏 they all existed when Europeans turned up aye 👀
My wife & I are going through this now switching to a plant based diet.
They Maori people didn't eat a "plant based diet" far from it.
@Jessey Ellis The Maori of the North island were cultivating kumura but mostly sustaining themselves on fish and birds, where as the Maori of the South island didn't eat many vegetables/carbohydrates at all and both used plants for medicine not for nourishment (to sustain life) the natural Maori was ripped with muscle and fearless (even into older age) in my opinion the Maori people of today would do much better on a low carb high fat and protein diet but some people might get upset hearing this.
Rawe!
Thank you for your korero.
why the hell doesn't this get more coverage? foo... bro gives me the chills with his taiaha.
Tautoko taku teina! Nga mihi
is there a contact for this man and or does he offer teachings for the way he knows the harvest and ways by the moon for which to know how and when and what to eat harvest and plant etc
Ataaua ❤️
Tumeke! where can i learn!?
Wish I could learn all this
Interesting about the moon, energy, eating, fasting.
There are times I find it hard to fast. I will see what the moon is doing. Thanks!
Beautiful
massive brother
Gorgeous soul
3:32 illegal tegel taste very delicious😀
The man bro mean inspiration
7 is a special number 😊
Your contribution is to be beautiful like the Polynesians are
G O maori is Polynesian 👍🏽
I know that silly so are Samoans and Tongans and Fijians etc as a whole
@@go1794 Fijians are melanesians
Does anyone know the books Maori Symbolism and The Book of the Beginnings (African origins of the Maori)? I'm not implying anything at all!! I'm more so concerned with the possible fact that pre colonial war/what I deem ww1 so pre ww1 maori numbers were 1.5 million plus and now we are more like 750 000 in number. Should I be concerned whanau?
From my knowledge Maori are descendants from Naphtali. Came from South America and Maui is from Egypt. So I assume Maui went to South America then into the Pacific Islands.
Theory : Pacific Islanders (inc. Maori) could be Hyksos.
@@dylanmulberry Y chromosomes put it to mainland China earlier than Taiwan 10000 years ago now the original American Indian dna is south East Asian and this is also Australian aboriginals are south East Asian so are true aboriginals to Asia pre mongols pre what we know as asians today and aren’t related to them so dna does not correlate with geographical origins as modern asians are not from the land they inhabit today. Look up cheddar man! They are the aboriginal of Europe. Ainu are the original Japanese and the original Ainu Russians so modern asians aren’t even from there neither are Caucasians from Russia.
@@ProdSKOLR Maori are all the tribes of Israel and Maui is Moses all the Egypt first born sons were killed for what they did NOT from Egypt. Maui used what jaw bone shaped like what? We were given a new jaw bone the rocker jaw. Moses used IO jaw so called donkey jaw. The donkey thing is messed up fr fr.
@@dylanmulberry the Ainu were in Japan first your looking at the diverse nations of this and that land. What links them to Maori is not only on the surface but anatomically via Rocker Jaw their ancestor is connected.
@@dylanmulberry Maori from Asia travelled from mainland China to Taiwan that’s what it says not Papuans and that’s to say the gateway to Polynesia was west to east so technically all these people come from south east Asia including Australian aboriginals. The AINU are indigenous to Russia and Japan.
Liked why coconut
Shot brother
u are a god my bro --solid iahaha
Churrr
5:07 sounds like my aunty sonia
Tena koe mo tenei korero hei tiaki ta tatou tamariki mo apopo. Mauri Ora.
Mean as bro, have you thought about writing a "pukapuka" on this? that would be "tu meke"
Chur Bro.
too much