Emphasis on what we DON'T eat (WAS: My Take on Elchanan (Mark Strong)

[Guest guest]

Hi Mark,

 

Thanks for sharing your feelings, for providing an accurate subject

line

:), and particularly for this:

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To me it is all becoming simple (finally). My thought is that health

is 20%

what you eat and 80% what you DON'T eat. You can eat all the nutrient

dense, organic, non-GMO stuff you want. You can be one of the colon

cleaning people. You can take all the supplements you like. HOWEVER

if the

walls of your arteries are coated with crap then none of the good

stuff or

oxygen can make it to your organs and they will become diseased in

order of

their weakness in your particular body.

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I could not agree more ... what we stop eating contributes far more,

in may

respects, than what start eating. In fact, if we simply stop eating

for

awhile (a.k.a., fasting), we cleanse and rebuild in remarkable ways

and at a

remarkable rate.

 

Best,

Elchanan

 

I think this is totally awesome and true, too. Well put! I give it

another thumbs up, I guess...

[Guest guest]

That is true. Fasting has helped me

quite " remarkably. " I used to have

a once-a-week headache. Fasting

cleaned me up. I am almost presentable.

 

tev

 

Elchanan <Elchanan wrote:

Hi Mark,

 

Thanks for sharing your feelings, for providing an accurate subject line

:), and particularly for this:

___

To me it is all becoming simple (finally). My thought is that health is 20%

what you eat and 80% what you DON'T eat. You can eat all the nutrient

dense, organic, non-GMO stuff you want. You can be one of the colon

cleaning people. You can take all the supplements you like. HOWEVER if the

walls of your arteries are coated with crap then none of the good stuff or

oxygen can make it to your organs and they will become diseased in order of

their weakness in your particular body.

___

 

I could not agree more ... what we stop eating contributes far more, in may

respects, than what start eating. In fact, if we simply stop eating for

awhile (a.k.a., fasting), we cleanse and rebuild in remarkable ways and at a

remarkable rate.

 

Best,

Elchanan

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