Look, just level with me before I go to the trouble of visiting the website and reading everything there: does it involve drinking my own urine?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "amarnath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > apparently the culprit was huge cholesterol build up and rupture of > vein, > or something like that. > > what could have helped him is Dr Fuhrman's "Eat To Live" approach which > I have been enjoying for about eight years now. www.drfuhrman.com > > Dr Fuhrman, MD specializes in getting people of unnecessary medications > and reversing the major diseases ~ heart, weight, diabetes, > cholesterol buildup, minimizing risks of cancer etc. > > According to Dr Fuhrman, your waistline is a more telling health factor > than your blood tests, etc. He is a genius at "aggressive" nutritional > healing and has formulated the health equation: > > NUTRITIONAL HEALING POTENTIAL = NUTRIENTS / CALORIES > > Thousands of his patients, hardly ever have to see him in his office > after they get better and simply follow his "excellence in nutrition" > approach. > > I'm not pushing "to live long" I'm 68 and ready to go whenever; just > pray it will be as quick as Tim Russert. > > But while we are here why not take advantage of the "Best Diet on Earth" > www.drfuhrman.com > > I have been vegatarian for 38 years mostly Vegan because of allergy to > dairy and now also because if my wife. Took 30 years to stumble on this > during which time I experimented with many ~ fruit, macrobiotic, > ayurvedic, super-foods, super-supplements, etc. > > Take my word for it, "Eat To Live" is the simplest best approach. > Once your get the basic core diet, you can build around it to suit your > body's needs. > > God Bless, > anatol > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Alex Stanley" > <j_alexander_stanley@> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine salsunshine@ > > wrote: > > > > > > On Jun 13, 2008, at 6:14 PM, curtisdeltablues wrote: > > > > > > > Nicely said Louis. He was one self actualized human IMO. A real > > > > intellectual asset in my life. > > > > > > > > 58! That bullet is a bit too close for comfort. > > > > > > And so suddenly too. It's not really the age that gets to me, > > > it's that someone who appears to be in good health just drops. > > > Not a bad way to go, really, but at 78 or 80 or 85, not 58. > > > > Appeared to be in good health? I've never watched him, and I don't > > know much about him, but from pictures, he certainly didn't look > > healthy to me. On seeing his pudgy face, I wondered if he had > > diabetes. I did a Google search, and sure enough, his Wikipedia entry > > mentions a history of both diabetes and coronary artery disease. > > >>>> >
