Mosquitoes and other Survivors (was: Vores (WAS: Eskimo Longevity and Meat

[Guest guest]

Seems to me the mosquite populations has gotten more vicious and

stronger the more we spray them - making them more resistant and

prevalent. Survive is the first law and I think they've got it no

matter what you shove at them - like dandelions. They are going to

persist.

 

Hmmmm - now I wonder if roaches survive as well with fresh organic

foods? Seems they love all our processed food and crowded conditions.

Does anyone know if they survive out in nature as much? Also rats and

seagulls both seem to be scavegers ... I know if the St. Lawence

Seaway was closed all our Great Lakes sea gulls would be gone - they

thrive by a dump not far from here.

 

All proliferating in our over-crowded un-natural life. Yet they do a

service of cleaning up our toxic messs.

 

Just pondering...

 

Louise

 

rawfood , " Elchanan " <Elchanan wrote:

>

> LOL, each of us is traveling his/her own road, eh? Ants,

mosquitoes, and a

> few others surely can be bothersome at times! I don't know ... I

guess I'll

> say that, in my opinion, it's a desirable direction in which to

point

> ourselves. And I do notice that, at least on a high-water-content

program

> and over time, people seem to become less attractive to biting

insects ...

> but not everyone, and not according to any timing formula. Perhaps

this is

> one of those things that will show up quite differently in a second

RF

> generation, a generation fed only RF mother's milk, then raw foods,

from

> birth. The rest of us may need to put in our 40 years in the Sinai,

so to

> speak.

>

> Best,

> Elchanan

> _____

>

> rawfood [rawfood ] On

Behalf Of

> Caron

> Sunday, September 16, 2007 7:26 PM

> rawfood

> Re: [Raw Food] Vores (WAS: Eskimo Longevity and Meat

Consumption

> [brief])

>

>

> -

> Elchanan

> >Personally, I advocate the conscious choice to kill nothing.

>

> I have to know - does this include mosquitoes?

>

> Caron

>

>

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