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Re: RAW VEGAN DIET: I Now Ovulate Reugularly, Menstruate Regularly, and

From: Renee (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 15 Nov 2001 08:42:42 -0800


Ireland wrote: >
> Second, I disagree that people eating cooked food are healthy. All
> cooked food people including children experience disease even if it is a
> cold or flu. As people age they experience more and more health
> problems. For example, 50% of all people in the US get heart disease
> and 10% get type II diabetes mellitus, 1 in 8 women get breast cancer,
> etc. This is not a sign of cooked food eater being healthy.

And people eating a raw diet don't get colds? Ever? Or cancer or other other diseases? They're embodiments of perfect health their whole lives? I doubt it.

>
> Third, I do contend that PCOS is a disease. However, PCOS like all
> diseases is caused by eating cooked food. Animals don't eat cooked food
> unless they find human food or unless they are house pets and these
> house pets do get diseases, because guess what?? They eat cooked food.
> Animals in the wild when not exposed to toxicity produced by humans do
> not get disease.

Animals in the wild do get diseases. Rabies, for example. A squirrel or racoon or other animal in the middle of the woods with no people around still gets ill. Not all animals die of old age or trauma/attack. Where is your support for the claim that all disease is caused by cooked food? That's a pretty strong statement to make without support (more than a chapter in a book by raw-food-activists---where is their support?). There are many animal illnesses. Why do whales beach themselves. The manatee die off? The list goes on.

>
> It may sound weird to us who grew up eating things we can't pronounce
> (read the ingredients list of any processed food item and compare your
> reaction to canned peaches verses a fresh one) and calling it food, that
> a raw food diet can heal disease and restore the vitality but it is also
> the way humans ate before fire was discovered.

You're right. There are many chemicals in our foods. But, processed food is very different than cooked food. You can't use the argument of one to support the other.

>
> To me at least, it is empowering to know that my disease is my
> responsibilty, so I no longer have to wait for someone else such as a
> doctor to treat me.

You are absolutely right! It is your responsibility. It's all our responsibilites. We can't blame anyone else. We are need to learn about our condition (which everyone on this list does), and act to address it (again, we all are). You found that the raw foods helps. I'm happy for you. I just don't buy all your claims. But I'm glad you feel good.

Reneex

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Renee Cordrey, MSPT, MPH, CWS
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