Re: those evil grains...NOT

[Guest guest]

>I'm not arguing that everyone should include grains in their diet

>whatsoever. Shoot, other than beer (which I can no longer drink other than

>hard-to-come-by gluten-free beer) I don't consume much in the way of grains

>myself. My argument is that Price's healthy primitives showed us that grains

>*per se* are not evil. This makes sense to me, because most who argue that

>grains *are* evil, totally disregard the number of variables that would make

>any given grain product either healthful, neutral or harmful for any given

>indivdual. IOW, they ignore many important qualifiers that beg to be

>examined.

>

>

But how can these possibly confounding factors ever be examined when

these people are gone, and Price never did any follow up (to my

knowledge)? What is here and now is not the snapshot in time he took

back then. We are all so heterogeneous compared to his natives as well,

which confounds things even further. If grains, cigarettes, and even

water are altered intentionally in America, what then? Are we being

bred for demise intentionally?

Deanna

[Guest guest]

--- In , Deanna Wagner <hl@s...>

wrote:

>

> What is here and now is not the snapshot in time he took

> back then. We are all so heterogeneous compared to his natives as

well,

> which confounds things even further. If grains, cigarettes, and

even

> water are altered intentionally in America, what then? Are we

being

> bred for demise intentionally?

>

>

> Deanna

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The result is that most people in the developed world end up on

several

prescription drugs by middle age and get their life's savings spent

on

cancer treatment or other catastrophic illness expenses. And the

powers that be save oodles on retirement payments.

Oh, and the younger folks coming up have no memory of how things used

to be different. Their only memory is of how eating animal fat has

been taxed out of existence and everyone they know has to pay a

princely sum to fertility clinics in order to conceive and have a

family--and half their children either have Asperger's or ADD or die

early from childhood cancer treatment. And everyone's attention span

is so short that they have trouble remembering back to last

Wednesday,

much less 70 years ago.

, please stop talking about my neighbors in that tone of voice ! ;-)

Rebekah