Re: Re: DR Furman

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Tim,

Dedy and I have been corresponding back and forth since she sent the article

through about Chasing Hawk, a Cheyenne River Sioux man who cured his

diabetes and heart disease. I contacted him through the article's author. He's

done the diabetes through monitoring his blood glucose every 20 minutes. Any

food that reacts in 20 minutes he doesn't eat. He has no medication anymore

for

either condition controlling his lipids with the diabetes diet too. He eats

butter, steak, eggs, bacon. What seems to run through all the articles Dedy

has

found and sent me since is that wherever native people are trying to clean up

their diet they're reducing fat with lean meat, replacing butter with

margarine

.... aaarrrgh and increasing fruit. On dairy you might have a better chance

where you are are there is good liklihood that the native people in your area

have French blood mixed in like I do from Canada and can tolerate dairy. A

general rule is that native people are intolerant either to the lactose or

casein in milk. They've never had raw milk to compare to processed. I was to

evaporated milk in my baby formula (colic) and pasteurized, homogenized milk

but do fine on raw. Dedy said woman from Cheyenne River had said the only use

for government issued evaporated milk cans was to dump the milk out, cut the

tin up and make cones that became jingles for a new dance. Made babies sick.

Chasing Hawk has said kidney problems are common. The kidneys

article at

westonaprice.org backs up the good fat need. Pemmican was used by just about

every tribe north of Mexico. Raw, grassfed dairy to me is second best source

behind grassfed fat to wild game fat.

Wanita

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>> Well this morning I listened to Dr Furman on our local community

>radio

>> station to his version of healthy eating and I have a real problem

>with

>> his program.

>> 90% fruits and veggies and 10% lean meat mostly chicken as I could

>> figure and that was boiled in a soup.

>> Any impute would be appreciated, I plan to offer the host of the

>Radio

>> program alternative information given a good share of its

>listeners are

>> native and have some severe problems given they don't get enough

>fat as

>> it is.

>> TIA Tim

>> Clearview Acres

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