Re: CO vs VCO or EVCO AND Good news about organic diet!

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--- Au <goodbryan2000@...> wrote:

> You can use RAW Olive Oil and put it in the fridge, way better for you and

" buttery "

> and RAW! Butter has negative PH, makes body acidic, also high in cholesterol

and bad

> fats! Olive oil is good! Plant based, positive, etc.

You are kidding, right?

Or is today April 1st?

-Pratick

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On Thu, 05 May 2005 16:25:09 -0500

Deanna Wagner <hl@...> wrote:

>

> >>You can use RAW Olive Oil and put it in the fridge, way better for you

> >>and " buttery " and RAW! Butter has negative PH, makes body acidic, also

> >>high in cholesterol and bad fats! Olive oil is good! Plant based,

> >>positive, etc.

> >>

> >>

> >>http://www.Rawinten.com

> >>

> >>

> >

> >You must be passing through and actually got on the wrong list, right?

> >

> >Are you familiar with the work of Weston Price?

> >

> >

> >

> I dunno. He has a book to sell. Where is Uncle these days,

> anyway?

I don't see any reason for to step in. If the guy wants to argue

about the efficacy of a 100% raw vegan diet or whatever he believes in on

this list, let 'em. I'm sure he will learn something or unsubscribe in

the process. For starters, maybe he will learn that while raw olive oil

is tasty (assuming it really is low heat processed) raw butter is a

premier health food that puts olive oil to shame, so to speak.

As for his website/book its in his viral signature. Nothing wrong with

that.

> , please do take the fabulous vegetarian tour at the

> Weston A. Price Foundation. I found this group after I experienced

> deficiencies on a raw vegan diet. I have never looked back. Raw food

> is great, so long as animal foods factor in somewhere, like vitamin rich

> raw butter.

>

> http://www.westonaprice.org/tour/vegtourindex.html

Good advice, lol!

" This is what is meant by " sacrifice " , literally, the " making sacred "

of an animal consumed for dinner. Yet sacrifice, because it dwells

on the death, is a concept often shocking to the secular modern

Western mind - to people who calmly organize daily hecatombs

of beasts, and who are among the most death-dealing carnivores

the world has ever seen. "

Margaret Visser: The Rituals of Dinner