bad science has always made for entertaining reading On Saturday, November 8, 2014 6:50:58 AM UTC-6, Garth wrote: > > Yes Patrick Moore ! > It is all rather silly . All these "names" for diets . HaH ! > > The funny thing about them all, is that once they are defined , they are > impossible to follow , as they create a prison within their own rules . > > For every theory, there is another to refute it. For every refute, there > is a counter . It never ends . > > So to I, it's all false . Truth , real Truth to I , is irrefutable , > unchangeable and Eternally Good (and I do not mean this as a corporeal > perspective only). And no man-made diet or way is any of those . All > these false ways of eating or fasting are an attempt to Free themselves > from self begotten subjective woes of living , and the only true way to do > this , is to see clearly the falsity of self begotten woe itself . That > food or conditions are never the matter, but the Spirit who is All , is the > only matter as without the Spirit of the man, there is no man . > > The irony is , we're All Already Free ! So all these attempts to free > ourselves with this and that way of eating and doing all eventually fail > because there is no bondage to free oneself from ! > > > > On Friday, November 7, 2014 5:17:27 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote: >> >> It's hard to get annoyed at people who discover a way of eating that >> makes them feel much better in many different ways, so I have no beef >> against the -- what do you call'ems, those who eschew starch and eat mostly >> protein and fat. My own take is that this is just one more example of how >> people thrive on so many different diets. The Inuit, of course, were >> traditionally notorious for living largely on meat, fat, and fish and, from >> what I've read, they were normally healthy. OTOH, Orthodox monks, who never >> eat meat, and eat dairy only on special occasions -- the very strict eat >> only vegetables, and oil only on non-strict-fast days -- are themselves >> notororious for living long and healthy lives, free in particular from the >> chronic ailments (almost wrote aliments) suffered by the old accustomed to >> what I think should be called the American commercial diet. >> >> I was amused and annoyed to see that there is even a formal diet, with >> websites, called the Daniel diet, after Daniel who refused Nebuchadnezzer's >> rich palace food for legumes and who, with his friends, were healthier >> after several months on them than the better fed. >> >
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