Ornish and the fat-free discussion (me*t ment)

[Guest guest]

> Do you think that the fat in food (excluding such obvious high fat items

> as avocado) is enough? That doesn't seem healthy to me -

 

Oh well, that's up to you. There are other lists. This is however a low-fat

list. And yes

there's fat in avocadoes, nuts, some beans, tofu, soymilk, blah blah blah As

for those who

avoid added fats, it's surely a matter for their medical advisors to

decide.(Gall bladder

sufferers come readily to mind.) Nevertheless, this is low fat not NO fat,

although those

who avoid it altogether are most welcome here ;-)

 

>I like being able to go eat whatever I want.

 

That's always a problem, eh? <smile>

 

> Heh. Wrong semantics?

> Doctor of Philosophy in __________ ? Or do you not want to tell?

 

Frankly I think that's quite irrelevant to this discussion, that's all.

 

Okay, gotta go and rescue the seaweed, but I hope I've cleared up the matter of

the

description of this list. The homepage states it all clearly, I would have

thought:

 

'VEGETARIAN HEALTH AND SLIMMING is a place for vegetarians, vegans, and all

those

interested in following a vegetarian diet to share healthy recipes and to

discuss issues

related to health and diet.

 

'Come and join us, and be prepared for a spectacular journey through a feast of

culinary

delights! Who said low-fat food has to be boring?'

 

Clear as we could make it.

 

Best, Pat

[Guest guest]

Pat You are the best, nobody can handle an antagonist better. Ralph

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Pat

Monday, February 13, 2006 11:51 AM

Re: Ornish and the fat-free discussion (me*t

ment)

 

 

 

> Do you think that the fat in food (excluding such obvious high fat items

> as avocado) is enough? That doesn't seem healthy to me -

 

Oh well, that's up to you. There are other lists. This is however a low-fat

list. And yes

there's fat in avocadoes, nuts, some beans, tofu, soymilk, blah blah blah As

for those who

avoid added fats, it's surely a matter for their medical advisors to

decide.(Gall bladder

sufferers come readily to mind.) Nevertheless, this is low fat not NO fat,

although those

who avoid it altogether are most welcome here ;-)

 

>I like being able to go eat whatever I want.

 

That's always a problem, eh? <smile>

 

> Heh. Wrong semantics?

> Doctor of Philosophy in __________ ? Or do you not want to tell?

 

Frankly I think that's quite irrelevant to this discussion, that's all.

 

Okay, gotta go and rescue the seaweed, but I hope I've cleared up the matter

of the

description of this list. The homepage states it all clearly, I would have

thought:

 

'VEGETARIAN HEALTH AND SLIMMING is a place for vegetarians, vegans, and all

those

interested in following a vegetarian diet to share healthy recipes and to

discuss issues

related to health and diet.

 

'Come and join us, and be prepared for a spectacular journey through a feast

of culinary

delights! Who said low-fat food has to be boring?'

 

Clear as we could make it.

 

Best, Pat