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To: Eric Blair 2084

I think there are several issues with the way foods are processed and the ingredients used. Over the years I have a bigger and bigger problem with processed foods. Almost everything has some form of soy now. They also take normal things, and process it down to just the particular thing they need for it’s qualities, whether it be thickeners, emulsifiers, or other enhancers etc. I think this breaking of food from whole natural ingredients is a problem for our bodies to process. The obsession with adding protein isolates and selective ingredients to make the product “look better” on nutrition labeling is harmful. We should be just eating normal food as it’s produced by nature. That doesn’t mean people won’t still have allergies but I think it will eliminate a lot of “created” allergies.


59 posted on 05/04/2013 6:46:33 AM PDT by visualops (artlife.us)
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To: visualops
No doubt ancient humans could all eat wild wheat, rye and barley. Then, somebody domesticated this otherwise NATURAL product and it's been downhill ever since. BTW, the folks with the most problem all lived in the Arctic or Subarctic and there's no wheat there!

Give me some doultz, thin slices of chilled northern fish flesh, and imported wasabi, and it's all good!

60 posted on 05/04/2013 10:23:23 AM PDT by muawiyah
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To: visualops

You are right. There is some weird stuff going on. I don’t know what it is.

Fortunately, I’ve been on airline flights where guys have been downing cashews and peanuts and almonds. Nobody got sick.


78 posted on 05/08/2013 7:38:47 PM PDT by Eric Blair 2084 (I don't always drink beer, but when I do, I prefer to drink a bunch of them. Stay thirsty my FRiends)
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