sumbeotch at scumbum dot *** wrote:
> like i said... you're either built for it or not.
Correct!! However, there is NO credible scientific
evidence that humans are "designed" to consume animal flesh.
NONE!.
http://ecologos.org/anatomy.htm
http://ecologos.org/omni.htm
http://ecologos.org/chimphunt.htm
http://ecologos.org/pix/primatediets.gif

Further, there is unavoidable evidence that shows that
consuming animal protein and animal fat are THE causes of
currently-popular Western "degenerative diseases".
TCCampbell; The China Study
http://tinyurl.com/2v689m
http://ecologos.org/ttdd.html#meat

This is the reason that the meatarian propagandists here
are uncivil and only are here to disrupt meaningful
conversions among sincere people.
Read the cortisol section:
http://www.ecologos.org/anxiety.htm

Action speaks louder than words; watch what they do.

A prophesy: some mindless meatarian propagandists here will:
1> issue floods of personal insults, name-calling, vulgarity,
2> make all sorts of pseudo-scientific nonsense using
scientific words, trying to sound credible,
3> NEVER try to refute ANYthing I say with facts and logic,
in a polite manner,
4> NEVER supply one scientifically-credible support for
their claims when challenged to do so, ...
5> NEVER engage in polite academic exchange, ...

> ... don't be something you can't handle...
Why do disease statistics prove that NO one can "handle"
animal products?

> ... doesn't mean it'll work for you


Are you REALLY claiming that different humans have
radically different digestive biochemistry? How about some
real science to back that up?

> ... you don't eat it well balanced....
http://ecologos.org/balance.htm

>>>>> I'm new to this forum and I'm having a hard time
>>>>> maintaining the vegan diet. I have cravings for
>>>>> meat! What do you do to overcome these cravings?
You will notice that there was NO relation to the
conversation, just "I like it" propaganda. I responded with
some applied biochemistry to help the original poster.

Laurie
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Scientifically-credible info on plant-based human diets:
http://ecologos.org/ttdd.html
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