Hybridization (WAS: Thank You!)

[Guest guest]

Jeff,

 

All foods that occur in Nature are hybridized in some fashion. The only

question lies in how the hybridization occurred.

 

As with all human creations (technological and otherwise), the inventions

themselves are neither " good " nor " bad " . Rather, our intent in creating them

and the use(s) to which we put them determine their value for us and in

Nature's larger context.

 

In a sense, all sexual reproduction constitutes hybridization. For example,

when you cross a man with a woman, you get a new creature, similar in many

respects to the man and the woman, but not identical.

 

Change is the only certainty throughout Nature. The fruit growing today on a

given tree is not identical to the fruit that grew on that same tree last

year. Similar, of course, but not identical.

 

Best,

Elchanan

_____

 

Jeff Rogers

Sunday, January 20, 2008 7:19 PM

 

Re: Thank You!

 

You mention " correct nutrition " . If correct nutrition is wildcrafted,

non-hybridized, unpolluted foods, is that actually possible to find?

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