Quick definition of food:
What keeps me in good health.
I am not in good health. I cannot get the same food as our paleolithic
ancestors. I cannot get the modern equivalent of paleolithic food.
By testing various foods on myself, and reading this list (and others), I
am guided into a better state of health than I could otherwise realise.
I (and I think all of us) accept what we permit ourselves to believe,
sometimes as a result of evidence.

William




On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 10:15:31 +0200, Eva Hedin <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

> Coming from a country where there are not so many foods to choose from
> I'm
> interested in what you people think is paleolithic food. I would also
> like
> to know why you accept this but not that.
>
> Eva
>
>
>>  From paleo-perspective, none of the veg listed qualifies as food.
>>  From my own experience, all of the listed veg. are mistakes.
>>  From a book entitled "cellular nutrition", these are not food.
>>
>> Your question is puzzling; if these "foods" are not good for us, what
>> makes you think they are good for babies?
>>
>> William
>>



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