Guest guest Posted May 1, 2007 Report Share Posted May 1, 2007 The company that I work at invited this guy in for a four part talk on health and excersize and stress management. He is a chiropractor and his website is all about overall health management and eating right and excersizing and ofcourse getting chiropracting adjustments. Anyway, this week his talk was on weight loss and included a discussion on helping with diabetes and high triglicerides, etc. I have high triglicerides and I want to lose some weight so I thought I would check it out. There were a few interesting things but for the most part it screemed of WAP. Eat lots of free range, grass fed meet, raw milk, raw cheese. His weight loss program was cut out all sugar, all grains (including whole grains and sprouts), cut out all fruit, eat lots of good fats, lots of meat, and lots of vegetables. He promoted organic, which was good. His list of proteins for the diet included not one single vegetable protein source. A girl who was there and is leaning toward vegatarianism (she still eats fish) asked about doing the diet if you don't eat meat and he kind of scoffingly said, well you can't. He was very anti-soy although interstingly he was somewhat anti-cow milk as well. I just wanted to scream. Here all these people at my work are coming to hear this guy and try to eat healthier and he is just sooo off in some ways. And yet, in other ways, what he says is right on. i made sure to stay after and talk to the girl that asked the question because I didn't want her to sway back the other way just because of what this guy said. She seemed interested in my rebuttle. Anyway, I just had to share that. It is the first time I have personally come across someone who seemed so anti-vegetarian and who was in a position to sway people's opinions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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