I hope you understand that I personally don't believe what I quoted. The
article made me laugh and I thought it would amuse other meat eaters as
well.

Fredrik


Lynnet Bannion <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>Fredrik Murman wrote:
>
>>Meat was high in a substance called uric acids which stressed the kidneys
>>so that edema conditions started in middle age. Vegetarian proteins would
>>sail through human kidneys with ease while meat protein did not. Animal
>>flesh puts uric acid 'puff' on our faces over the years as a kind of edema
>>built up. The proof is that elderly meat-eaters all look alike, having
>>faces like round meat pies at age 60. You can see no resemblance to the
>>person they were at 20, whereas vegetarians keep the facial contours of a
>>20 year old until
>> they are 90.
>>
>How Ridiculous!  Eating non-Paleo puffs out my face like crazy.  Eating
>Paleo I get my cheekbones
>back, even before the weight loss.  Eating Paleo has caused my wedding
>ring to become loose.
>The actual fact is exactly the reverse of what this writer says..
>
>I have seen some vegans whose faces are very shiny; they are not puffy
>but look overly scrubbed
>with high color.
>
>>What is less known to conventional science is that the human body tends to
>>view animal protein as a 'foreign protein invader,' hence the meateater's
>>immune system is always deployed, on a state of Red Alert by all the
burger
>>coursing through the veins. Meat eaters never have really good immune
>>systems and are vulnerable to viral and bacterial attack.
>></quote>
>>(Anita Sands, http://www.rense.com/health/soyitisntso.htm)
>>
>>
>>
>Another exact reversal of the truth.  When eating vegetarian, I was sick
>constantly.  And I have
>vegan friends who have colds and viruses for 6 months at a time.  When I
>went Paleo, I stopped
>getting all these infections.  There are a multitude of people on this
>list who have experienced the
>same results.
>
>Just another batch of propaganda by the militant vegans; no resemblance
>to the truth.
>
>    Lynnet