On Fri, 4 Sep 1998 07:30:20 -0400, Don Wiss <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >Amadeus Schmidt wrote: > >>Kindey problems come over the years..... >>Excess purins, nitrogen and acid (bad balance protein to calcium) >>puts stress on one's kindeys. Everybody can decide to think if thats >>normal and healthy or not. > >Excess stress? Do you not believe in keeping muscles, which the kidneys >are, exercised? Or is it better to let them atrophy? > Oh, what concerns my muscles apart from my kidneys i admit that i use to give them a little more execise as would be necessary for my profession - just because it gives me a better feeling. Concerning my kindeys I try to exercise them not tooo much since i think they were not designed for this kind of exercicse, from my anchestors' fruitarian times. Weeeell i've heard that that purins are reminiscents of the dna-material of the food we eat. And humans can't really digest it, they have to convert it to uric acid and dispose it. Two gigabytes of dna-information per animal cell. wow. If I ate, say one monkey-brain, several billions of cells times 2GB. So much information converted to uric acid..... That could easily overload my hard(not disk but)kidney... :-) Maybe if i get an upgrade? ;-) Amadeus >Don.