Good point, also I once read that the meat that the Eskimos eat (seals,
walrus, caribou) tends to be very high in vitamin D. Somehow nature knows
how to provide local inhabitants with what they need to survive. But
people
in other climates might actually get sick from eating those meats due to
vitamin D toxicity. The point is that different cultures and different
climates may have drastically different dietary intake due to the
nutritional content of what they eat.
People should not jump to a one diet fits all conclusion. Balanced
nutrition
is im****tant but how you get it differs from person to person and place to
place.
Regards,
Jeff
"Doc" <u1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> RE: Re: Proof Carbohydrates are Pathogenic.
> BY: rieskekr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Kent)
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> >Arctic explore Stefannson proved nearly a century ago that an all meat
> >diet as eaten by the Eskimos provided excellent health. He and a
> >colleague entered the Bellview Hospital in 1928 for a full year on an
> >all meat diet. They finished the test in better health than when they
> >entered.
> >Stefansson 1 - Eskimos Prove An All Meat Diet Provides Excellent
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> That may be. But how many of those Eskimos had Crohn's or Colitis?
Inflamed
> bowels?? Something I have seen mentioned here before is that fats are
not
> processed completely in people with these diseases. Since meats will by
nature
> have some fats in them, then a good percentage of what is eaten in a
meat
only
> diet would go right through a person with these diseases, not even
stopping
> long enough to drop off any useful nutrients. A person could,
literally,
"eat
> like a pig" and lose weight because nothing is staying in the system.
> Eventually leading to death. More likely only in extreme cases, but
still
> within the realm of possibility. Eating complete meals (or as complete
as
your
> system will tolerate) and supplementing if nescessary is the only "diet
plan"
> that will give you what you need to survive. Of course this has to be
modified
> to fit the indivdual's case since not everyone has the same level of
disease
> activity nor does thier systems tolerate the same foods. The BEST that
this
> will acheive though is a remission, not a cure.
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> It is interesting though to see people quote studies of -healthy-
individuals
> and somehow think that it applies to someone with a disease.
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