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Ancients 'had heart disease too'
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Danny Nov 18.
Processed food linked to depression. Now there's a surprise.
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I was referring to the Eat processed food
Bread is processed. So was Egyptian Beer of that time, which was most likely drank by those high socio-economic status. I'm sure those high socio-economic status ate way more than the average Egyptian of ...
Yes I think grains are a lot more damaging than most people think. Also if they were using torches for light that gave off smoke they could have been suseptible to lung cancer without smoking. Heart disease can be caused by low niacin levels and o...
hi guys,
I believe "the culprit" was a combination of factors. Not just heart disease, but obesity, diabetes, arthritis, and many other conditions existed -- but only among the upper classes. The diseases that we suffer from today were once calle...
'That's misleading, they ate breads & other grains'
But do you think bread and grains could lead to heart disease? If not then the culprit must be animal flesh.
Fascinating, thanks for posting.
eat processed food
That's misleading, they ate breads & other grains.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8363200.stm
'The researchers said that while ancient Egyptians did not smoke tobacco, eat processed food or lead sedentary lives, they were not hunter-gatherers.
Agriculture was well-established and meat consump...
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- About Me:
- Raw since July 2007. I have lost 50 pounds improved my eyesight, cured my chronic fatigue, improved my circulation, lowered my cholesterol, cured acute backache, don't snore anymore, don't get BO. My body is much more flexible, my skin is much softer, my memory has improved, my mind is sharper, from being extremely unfit I recently ran a half marathon and cycled 52 miles 1 week later. Why don't I eat cooked food? See above!
- How can the community best support you in your journey? (moral support, transition advice, fitness tips, etc)
- Send me organic bananas
- Relationship Status:
- Married
- Favorite Raw Food or Recipe?
- Bananas, Mangos, Dates
- Favorite Books or Authors:
- How Scots Invented the Modern World- Arthur Henman, The Impossible Just Takes a Little Longer- Art Berg, Think and Grow Rich- Napoleon Hill, The Man Who Found Time- Jack Repcheck
- Favorite Quote:
- Luck is when preparation meets opportunity
- GI2MR Oath: I promise to do my best to keep this community drama free. I will not name call or throw around personal attacks. I pledge to be respectful even if I do not agree with another member's opinion. When possible, I'll try to smile : )
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Comment Wall (135 comments)
- At 9:18pm on October 8, 2009,
Michele said… - Are you the moderator of the water fasting forum?
- At 3:29am on July 3, 2009,
AwesomeUniverse!!! said…
- You're beautiful!
- At 8:05pm on June 19, 2009,
Erin said… - LOL! I think the Scottish branch needs to host me at a Highland castle- maybe get the queen to let Balmoral for a weekend?I demand the very best!!
- At 3:24pm on June 15, 2009,
Emma said… - Ha ha you know me too well, double helping of anything is always good. See you in a few weeks!
- At 1:07pm on June 15, 2009,
Emma said…
- Aw bless you Chris you can come anyway seeing as you're a vip and a source of entertainment for us all! Kate Magic put her in touch with me via the wonders of facebook. I'm glad it didn't have a mental slant :)
- At 4:25am on June 15, 2009,
Emma said…
- Ha ha yeah but I'll remember my grassroots pun intended :)
did you like the article?
- At 4:04am on June 15, 2009,
Gail said… - Oooh the pressure! ;) x
- At 6:41pm on June 14, 2009,
Gail said…
- OOoh thanks! Can't wait to make both recipes! I think I've accidentally come up with a fabby yoghurt recipe so will maybe bring that to next potluck along with the Haggis possibly ;) if I can get it right! Def onto Em or Paddy about the water! Nice tip ;)
xxx
- At 5:51pm on June 14, 2009,
Gail said…
- Hey Chris! Glad to see you back here ;) Also, good to meet you the other day at fabby tasting potluck afternoon! Please let me in on the satay sauce recipe and the HAGGIS!!! ;)
- At 10:17pm on June 7, 2009,
Erin said…
- Gosh- I don't know when I'm coming to your neck of the woods. We just bought a house and I started a new job recently, so I don't think we'll be traveling much for awhile- unless we can score some work across the pond or if my friend in London decided to get married! Can you help me get a grant to search for Nessie? ;-)
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Raw Fusion Canapé
Marinated daikon slices topped with crunchy sprouts and delicious raw eggplant dip with lots of citrus flavor.
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Raw Foodies who are in the San Francisco Bay Area
I've started this group in order to find and link with people who eat raw food in and around London too. We can share ideas and books, meet up for potlucks and even go out for meals together
Madhava Agave Nectar is truly raw and unrefined and therefore healthy for you.
Night swimming, but that's perhaps the southern sorceress in me, only doing things under a moon and in muddy water
In the past couple of days, I have had some ugly and unwelcome visitors knock on my door. Their shadows have darkened my doorway, and these guys really want to be heard!
When your “demons” come knocking at your door, and you are forced to look at...
Parsley, spinach, cucumber,celery,carrots, Apple, banana. Every now and then i throw in: avocado, pom, blueberries
I like to keep the majority of my shakes/juices made up of the greens. I throw in a dense fruit to feel full longer.
After only a ...
thanks....
would definitely like to find out some more...
all the love and fruit
elliot :o)
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