Herbal Remedies - Flour resource/ Sylvia

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Well for one thing, we stuffed him with as many raw organic fats as

we could during the cleanse. Udo's in the morning and with each other

TN shake he had thru the day (sometimes up to 4!)

Avo's, avo's and More avo's!

Almond cheese galore! and added pine nuts even. All dressing made

with olive oil and even drizzled a bit extra on his salads and veggie

tacos.

 

My hubby knows his body and in fact he is the one who has encouraged

me to eat organic and raw as much as possible. He has even at one

time lived on a vegan commune. He toughed out the cleanse for me.

But for him, being vegan or vegitarian is not the way.

 

As soon as he began eating meat protien again, he started gaining

some weight back. It's not like he eats meat morning noon and night

or everyday for that matter.

 

If you were to ask him, he thinks vegans are pompous for thinking

that plants dont have faces or aren't sentient enough beings to know

they are giving their lives to feed our bodies!

 

He also grew up on a feed yard (Cattle) and had several pets that

were butchered to feed the family; he said it hurt and he was sad to

see them go, but they fed his family, and for that they were all

thankful!

 

Sylvia

herbal remedies , Persian <persian13@i...>

wrote:

> Hi,

>

> On Fri, Feb 27, 2004 at 07:47:35 -0000, Sylvia wrote:

> >

> > would be hard to do anymore than that as hubby will never give up

> > meat. He lost way too much weight during the cleanse and it is

very

> > apparent to us, that the requirements of his body merit animal

protein

>

> Can you explain how it is very apparent?

>

> I can't see how eating animal protein would make him gain weight,

> but the fat in animal products might. Better fats would be from

plant sources

> such as in the states you have something I think called UDO's oil,

also

> organic olive oil and flaxseed oil is good, also nuts and avocadoes

> are excellent sources of good fat.

>

> I would think a HUGE reduction in the intake of calories during the

> cleanse would cause weight loss and this would possibly be

expected, however

> once the cleanse is finished one could go back to eating the

required number

> of calories per day for the energy requirements of that person.

>

> What makes you think he needs animal protein? Why would that be

different

> from protein from say nuts?

>

> It is my personal belief no one needs animal protein, and with it

comes

> animal fat which I don't believe is beneficial in any way.

>

> another 2 cents

> regards

> Persian