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Nieft / Secola <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 2 Mar 1999 18:36:52 -1000
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Hans:
>I am reading "Evolution And Healing" by R M Nesse and G C Williams,
>a very intresting book. They point out that _all_ foods are more or less
>toxic, especially vegetables, and among them the ones with strong taste
>(they mention broccoli as an example of a poisonous veggie) are the worst.
>The body is however prepared to cope with certain amounts of evolutionary
>"known" poisons, but kids cannot cope with so much, and that is the reason
>why they often dont like vegetables.
>A man would not be able to eat what a deer eats, and a dog would be
>poisoned if it ate an ordinary salad (that is why dogs don't eat it).

I'd guess the "toxins" are in all foods and it's simply more easy for
chemists to recognize them in veggies. If there is any pattern in Jaloa's
eating, it is that she like concentrated foods. Who knows? But she gets
(apparently) a instincto "stop" with any paleo food (including sweet
potatoes ;)), cooked or raw. We give her the choice of each. She sometimes
switches back and forth between the two...

Cheers,
Kirt

Secola  /\  Nieft
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