Gary,

You mean one size fits all. Do you really think that everyone's body chemistry is the same?

Don

Gary Orlando wrote:

> (It's gamut....)
>
> I'll just say that my experience has been that meat even in small
> quantities, after the
> body has been cleansed of the years of cooked food debris, causes muscle
> pain and tension,
> among other things.  But this is sashimi from a restaurant, and may not be
> considered truly fresh.
>
> So, maybe some people can do a lot of meat, and others not?
> Hard to believe there's such variation in dietary needs.
>
> Certainly making the generalization, "humans" can eat a lot of meat doesn't
> seem to be valid to me.
>
> I suppose we can acclimate to anything, which may explain the variation,
> but I believe there's
> a price to be paid with eating what you call a lot of meat.
>
> Anwar J Goins <[log in to unmask]>@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU> on 09/26/2001
> 01:57:16 PM
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> Subject:  Meat eating
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> Has anyone read Vonderplanitz's book? His and another I researched and
> found to be quite old and unique(in all meanings) talk about eating raw
> meat. I wanna get some opinions on eating meat from the supermarket. I
> believe meat is very good nutrition and that humans are fully capable of
> using and utilizing it on a daily basis and in high
> quantities(preferably if raw) so we are not talking about this.
> Rather, I want to discuss supermarket meat quality. I would prefer to buy
> organic but I just don't have the resources for that and would like to
> include meat in my diet more often than buying organic will allow.
> Therefore I'd like to hear the whole gamot(if I spelled this right) on
> what people on this list think of pesticides and antibiotics in animals.
> i don't buy organic produce(most of the time) either (I'm a college
> student,
> for God's sake!)
> and though I believe in organic(and mixed organic farms) and that it is
> better and makes for
> better food and more responsible farming practices which sustain land
> resources and improve it I just don't have the resources to buy organic.
> So all you folks that have good info on raw supermarket quality meats,
> beef, lamb, turkey, chicken AND farm raised fish, throw it at me. Thanks.
>
> Godbless,
> Anwar