Re: carbs and mental health

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TC

It still seems that even as they go further and further down the right
track they still can not help spouting out all kinds of absurd
statements and flawed recommendations.

Could you clarify what you mean by that?

Thanks,

TC

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TC

It still seems that even as they go further and further down the right
track they still can not help spouting out all kinds of absurd
statements and flawed recommendations.

Could you clarify what you mean by that?

Thanks,

TC

What I mean is even though they are beginning to understand the
role of nutrition and the dangers of refined carbs and even promoting
grass fed beef they still make absurd low-fat recommendations like
low/non-fat dairy which is a completely unnatural and unhealthy food.
The full fat in dairy is one of the things that makes them so healthy.
they also recommend "low fat versions" of other foods which is
totally ridiculous considering they are mostly processed, unnatural
foods. They also promote toxic oils like canola and other
polyunsaturated poisons. That said they still are on the right track
in other areas but as is often the case even those on the right track
can not shake the old outdated and flawed ideas low fat, anti
saturated fat pro unsaturated fat.

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> http://www.mcmanweb.com/article-13.htm
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> TC

It still seems that even as they go further and further down the right
track they still can not help spouting out all kinds of absurd
statements and flawed recommendations.

Could you clarify what you mean by that?

Thanks,

TC

What I mean is even though they are beginning to understand the
role of nutrition and the dangers of refined carbs and even promoting
grass fed beef they still make absurd low-fat recommendations like
low/non-fat dairy which is a completely unnatural and unhealthy food.
The full fat in dairy is one of the things that makes them so healthy.
they also recommend "low fat versions" of other foods which is
totally ridiculous considering they are mostly processed, unnatural
foods. They also promote toxic oils like canola and other
polyunsaturated poisons. That said they still are on the right track
in other areas but as is often the case even those on the right track
can not shake the old outdated and flawed ideas low fat, anti
saturated fat pro unsaturated fat.

I agree whole-heartedly.

TC