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Hello T. M.
>Mahesh wrote:
>> >also have one of the shortest life-spans on earth. In northern India,
all
>> >kinds of foods are eaten and the life span is much longer. I don't
remember
>> >the exact citation, but the above is from Sally Fallon and Mary Enig's
book
>> >Nourishing Traditions (available from the Price Pottenger Nutrition
>> Foundation at 1-800-FOODS4U).
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>> I question the reliability of the source you cite as it has an agenda to
>> promote the consumption of animal products.
>
>I wonder if you could explain this statement. Do you mean that Fallon and
Enig
>have an agenda? What do you mean, exactly?
>
What I mean is, when that when statements are made that are not verifiable
and the same statements used to fit a "theory".
I have met Sally Fallon in person and also have her book "Nourishing
Traditions". She has no scientific credentials.
To the extent that her "recipes" encourage persons to move away from the
"SAD" diet, I expect individuals would benefit. I do not believe she has the
"last word" on the "ideal" diet.
Mahesh
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