--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, new_morning_blank_slate
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote:
> >
> > Like many TM'ers back in the late 1970's I gave up on being a
> > vegetarian. I had too many bouts with hypoglycemia, anemia and
vata
> > derangements. Using supplements will not often deal with the pH
> > imbalance that occurs in some wannabe vegetarians which will only
be
> > solved with the inclusion of some animal protein in their diet.
> >
> > Now just watch the wailing and gnashing of teeth raising this
subject
> > causes. :)
>
> Hey if it works for you, great. I tried fish and poultry for 3 years
> after 30 years of veg, and found it didn't suit me, so I am back to
a
> neo-veg. No grains, grams of carbs no more than grams of protein,
lots
> of fresh veg, little fruit (focus on pomigranate,cranberry,
blueberry
> -- the high polyphenols and anti-oxidants).
>
> There are many many possible veg diets. One cannot say all are bad
or
> unsuitable because the type they tried was not good.
> My own experience, and observations of others, is that TMO's load up
> on carbs -- rice, dahl, chapati, little raw veg, lots of fruit. No
> wonder they get back results with such high carb levels and low
> protein. Its a miracle that longtime consmers of such are not all
> diabetics (oops, MMY, Devendra, Amma, more, etc, all diabetics I
think).
>
> And did you use methyl form of b-12? If not, that clearly corrleates
> with and could explain anemia,low energy, hypoglycemia, etc. And a
> high carb, high legume consumption can correlate with vata
> derangments. NONE of this is necessary in a well-structured veg
diet.
>+++ Would this work with all people?
I was thinking or the different requirements of say a rabbit and
a tiger and would wonder if you could make a vegitarian out of the
tiger.
Being a type-O kapha barbarian, I don't care much for many
vegetables myself. N.
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