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From: "Todd Moody" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 7:18 AM
Subject: Re: Rebutting a dietitian


> I would imagine she'll be pushing oats, among other things.  I'm not
> sure that oats are non-paleo, since oat groats are edible raw and widely
> available, so I wouldn't use that argument.

to make oat groat you have to use steamed oat ,overwise you end up with
flour.i it is not raw , soaked oats is edible raw but unless with a machine
it is very difficult to close to impossible to hull by hand .
with sprouted oat , you probably get rid of antunutrients ?


  I imagine that
> these grains will be "pushed" as a foundation of one's diet, the base of
> the food pyramid, etc.  That is what's problematic, in my opinion.

they don't need to be pushed because of grain's  own addictive nature ,once
you start you want more and get stuck .that is what happen to humanity 10
000 years ago . opiod in grains makes people feel good but at the expense of
their own endorphin getting them dependant on the substance .

jean-claude