You wrote:
Simply stated, this is all too complicated for the average human to
cope with. He best eat some meat, eggs, and milk to keep from
overloading his mind and blowing a fuse.
That's why I said that our cultural eating habits do not yet support
being vegetarian (unless one is willing to
Hi Wayne,
I am remembering when the federal govt commissioned a study to figure
out according to modern research, just what kind of diet was
healthiest. This is the study that resulted in the bastardized food
pyramid. I got the updates in Science News, which I subscribed to for
many years,
Evening Kathryn,
At 01:09 PM 5/2/2007, you wrote:
Generally, I agree with everything you said.
Amino acids: it is not necessary to combine them in the same meal, eating
them within a few days of each other can be enough. Most of the
traditional indigenous diets have incorporated in them a
Ok, me too.
The animal feeding patterns sound like an important clue. If the
animals are moving every 20 minutes, then they are getting a variety of
foods over a period of time, hours, it sounds like.
The new info on couple of days more or less, I started reading about
in the last 8 or 9
Clayton Family wrote:
Amino acids: it is not necessary to combine them in the same meal,
eating them within a few days of each other can be enough.
I don't have any reference info, but I have been told the above idea has
been proven false.
sol
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