Each person needs to find what works for them in the natural food category, no one needs coffee, preservative full stuff and overly refined foods like white sugar, white flour or table salt.
IF you use things like natural whole foods (raw better most times) Celtic sea salt and whole foods in general but there is NO set diet good for everyone. I make raw prepared meals for dogs and cats and some animals are very ill and their diet needs to be modified for a few weeks before they can be on the raw meals only. Some always need more supplement to be well no matter how good the food is. Yes exercise is important and for dogs a fast day is also important for the meaty bone diet to work well. But dogs have evolved to eat this food. The closer to the way nature intended food the better for people and pets. the more processed the more likelihood that nutrients are missing or preservatives, dyes, artificial flavouring and such are added. As for the meat the closer to free range organic sort the better and the least amount of cooking. For instance if one eats eggs then a lightly over egg with runny yolk is better than a hard boiled egg. IF it is free range organic then even better, but the way it is cooked is more important in results with dogs. some dogs in a few weeks clear up sores that have been with them for years. I am quite busy even though I quit advertising as word of mouth keeps things increasing slowly (taking a homeopathic course and studies take quite a bit of time) So food can be on a scale of it a is good or bad for the individual depending on blood type, body type and glandular type. This makes diets quite individual what is good for one is not good for another. Blood type O tend to tolerate meat and feel better if they eat meat (not talking about possessed meats here) it makes their bodies more alkaline overall than other blood group types when they eat meat. There are some vegetarian blood type O's some do OK but some look pale and are on the weak side. Further information would be needed to find out why some do well and some do not. But on the whole the diet needs to be individualized for each person and fortunately there is some leeway and some illnesses that overrides what "should" be good for that person or pet. Louise -----Original Message----- From: John Rigby [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 3:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: CS>diet At 05:29 PM 11/11/04, you wrote: >So if a no meat diet is so great and can save a person from cancer how >come I got so sick on it? >sol Well, you didn't get sick on it, Sol, you either were quite sick and underwent a "Healing Crisis" or "Herx Effect " as some people call it , (a very well known result of obese people losing weight too quickly) - or you were eating incorrectly. It isn't a theory or hypothesis, we are talking about a fact documented over literally thousands of years. The big problem is -as usual - bum advice. :-) If you eat meat - of any kind in any state - you superstress your body. It is fibreless and compacts fantastically. People who have not eaten meat for literally months and who undergo a Colema ( a high-end flush of the colon) regularly produce masses of a dreadful compacted black car-tyre looking stuff that turns out to be .......... that last great steak the night before they were given a prognosis of impending unpleasant death. I did. snip -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver List archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] OT Archive: http://escribe.com/health/silverofftopiclist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
