OT: promoting meat....was Vores

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Hi - this is a very interesting topic....

 

I agree with Janet that when death is involved, it is more than just

a " guilty pleasure " on our end of the transaction, and should be

considered more than such. That's like saying any other offensive

crime is okay once in awhile as long as it's not the " rule " .

 

Also, I agree that it is important to really enforce healthy foods

for children. I know raw parents who don't want to " force " their way

of eating on their kids, and continue feeding them deadly stuff. I

don't get it, plain and simple. It's worse when parents KNOW it

causes MS, Cancer and worse, you know?

 

One such parent is a colonic hydrotherapist, too, and let her 7 year

old order deep-fried crap at a restaurant. That child was soooo ill

from it, and so I ended up spending my evening watching him while

she ran out for meds, all freaked out. I saw it as total

irresponsibility. And stupidity. 7 year olds don't know enough. That

is what parents are for.....

 

Hi Janet, This needs to stop. I will just finish by saying that you

> > CAN incorporate raw eating LESS THAN 100% and STILL reap the

benefits

> > of it.

 

 

Joe, you are 100% right about this. The Hallelujah Diet website is

all the proof anyone needs. They enforce about a 80%/20% or %90/%10

raw vegan/cooked vegan diet, with lots of live juices. They have one

of the BEST testimonial sections online for this diet - it even has

a Search engine. It just goes to show that there is more than one

successful avenue for living foods. Even the Gerson Institute uses

select cooked vegan meals and 100% live juices, a gallon a day per

client, as well as a few other modalities, and has tremendous

success with extremely rare and intense cancers as well as other

diseases.

 

 

And I'm sure many

> > raw-ers still drink coffee, which is way worse for your health

than meat.

I think eating animals kills more people and obviously more animals,

per year. But you are right that coffee is atrocious.

 

I agree with you Joe that it's important not to beat yourself up at

all, and that one bagel or serving of mashed potatoes once a month,

or whatever your favorite cooked luxury is, is fine to enjoy if that

is what floats your boat. Obviously, I would hope those luxuries

were vegan items, but all in all, I agree with your logic.

 

 

> " Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday,

> lying in hospitals dying of nothing. "

> -- Redd Foxx

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