Guest guest Posted September 6, 2002 Report Share Posted September 6, 2002 I want to apolize to Genie for say the Genie. It was a typagraphical error. Sorry Ladyvelvet2 <ladyvelvet2 wrote: > > > > >I didn't read down far enough and missed this part. > >If you read what I wrote, I said I respected those who had conversation. I, like the Genie, prefer recipes instead of a lot of conversation. That is my preference and I stated that I've learned a lot from some of it. I have received many e-mails in one day with just conversation and noooooooooo recipes. I've never complained about that cause it's called respect and consideration that I'm not the only one in this group who has to have her way. > >The Stewarts <stews9 wrote: > >> >> >> >> >> >>On Friday, September 6, 2002, at 04:11 AM, >> wrote: >> >>> You are taking away the joy I have to participate in >>> one of the greatest groups I've ever found. >> >>Who is? how are they doing this? What ever do you imagine you mean >>here? >> >> >>> I've been >>> a member of this group for over a year almost 2 or >>> maybe longer. I've put up with conversation, which at >>> times has been informative and at other times not so. >>> I prefer little but others like it and I respect that >>> cause I realize that we have new people at this, like >>> me who need to learn as much as possible. >> >>That's called free exchange of ideas. Conversation. Talking. It's a >>human behaviour. >> >>> >>> There was a topic on eggs once. I always wondered why >>> vegetarians were against eggs. I found out that >>> chickens are forced to lay egg after egg in cages with >>> no freedom until they just die. Very cruel. >> >>Free-range chickens aren't treated this way, and their eggs are a bit >>costlier usually but worth some effort to find for just this reason. >> >>> The >>> conversations kept going, and going, and going. >> >>Yes, people do that. It's called nattering, and is social, and >>sociable. It is rather akin to the Japanese just sitting, not speaking, >>for the first twenty minutes of any meeting. They are waiting until >>everyone in the room is comfortable with each other's energy. While >>this drives many high-pressure business execs up a wall, it is a custom >>and works wonders for creating consensus. Demanding they quit it and >>get going with business at hand only destroys the chance to do any >>business at all. >> >>Relaxing, and opening up, helps everyone. >> >>> Finally I did some research and got an address to >>> write to petition against such cruelty. The >>> conversations stopped. >> >>And this is to be counted as a GOOD thing? LOL Rather than >>petitioning, which only kills trees and fills up landfills, I prefer to >>buy either free range eggs, or to otherwise boycott the cruel chicken >>farms and support the humane ones. I'm a lacto ovo vegetarian, and an >>inveterate natterer, too, by the way. >> >> >>One can hardly expect to be wholly free of mental tension. >> >>--H. P. Lovecraft >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 16, 2002 Report Share Posted December 16, 2002 , " Jeanne C. Reiswig " <r5c2j> wrote: > What do you mean A.B.? Is this like a diary to me? I wasn't sure who this question was directed to. If it was to me, I might have used the expression " AB " as that's my blood type. I find I'm a good deal healthier and have a lot less pain if I adhere to the blood type food lists created by Dr. Peter D'Adamo. You can find them here: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sshapiro/ER4YT/FoodLists_TOC.html Scroll down and select your race, then your blood type. What I did was to immediately stop eating all the foods on Page 4 (the " avoid " list). Within a few days I couldn't believe the difference in how I felt! The older you are and the worse you feel, the more improvement you're likely to experience, btw. He says that eating those no-no foods over a lifetime is cumulative in the damage it does. It works for me and for a lot of folks I know... helping with things like heartburn, acid reflux, heart palpitations, fibromyalgia pain, fatigue, allergy symptoms, arthritis, back/neck pain, etc., etc., etc. After I'd forsaken my Avoid foods for about a month, I experimented with adding each one back, one at a time. You get symptoms from your foods for three days after eating them, btw. I found out exactly what each food did to my body, which was great to know. I've stuck with these lists for several years now. If I " fall off the wagon " I really know the difference. If you've never tried it, it's a good thing to put on your TO DO list. Melinda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 16, 2002 Report Share Posted December 16, 2002 A.B. is the name of someone on this list. That was a question in reply to a reply from A.B. to J.C. Confused? You won't be, next time on Soap. --- " Melinda <iris054 " <iris054 wrote: > , " Jeanne > C. Reiswig " > <r5c2j> wrote: > > What do you mean A.B.? Is this like a diary to me? > > I wasn't sure who this question was directed to. If > it was to me, I > might have used the expression " AB " as that's my > blood type. I find > I'm a good deal healthier and have a lot less pain > if I adhere to > the blood type food lists created by Dr. Peter > D'Adamo. You can > find them here: > http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~sshapiro/ER4YT/FoodLists_TOC.html > > Scroll down and select your race, then your blood > type. What I did > was to immediately stop eating all the foods on Page > 4 (the " avoid " > list). Within a few days I couldn't believe the > difference in how I > felt! The older you are and the worse you feel, the > more > improvement you're likely to experience, btw. He > says that eating > those no-no foods over a lifetime is cumulative in > the damage it > does. It works for me and for a lot of folks I > know... helping with > things like heartburn, acid reflux, heart > palpitations, fibromyalgia > pain, fatigue, allergy symptoms, arthritis, > back/neck pain, etc., > etc., etc. > > After I'd forsaken my Avoid foods for about a month, > I experimented > with adding each one back, one at a time. You get > symptoms from > your foods for three days after eating them, btw. I > found out > exactly what each food did to my body, which was > great to know. > I've stuck with these lists for several years now. > If I " fall off > the wagon " I really know the difference. > > If you've never tried it, it's a good thing to put > on your TO DO > list. > > Melinda > > Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2002 Report Share Posted December 19, 2002 , Allison Nations <allyanne2001> wrote: > A.B. is the name of someone on this list. Oops! Thanks. Melinda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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