On Jul 15, 5:09*pm, Alan Mackenzie > wrote:
> white, fat and fugly > wrote:
>
> > today i just talked to someone who thinks yogurt is healthy.
>
> Isn't it? *Actually, yogurt is neither healthy nor unhealthy - just the
> people who eat it. *Some will be, some won't be. *It's a milk product,
> with fairly high carbohydrate, so obviously for a diabetic, it's not to
> be eaten too casually. *It seems reasonable food to me, if it's well
> made and eaten appropriately
>
> > processed food diets are a scam.... crap and why they're getting away
> > with murder is of course.. * * simply put... * *who's going to
> > question yogurt?
>
> I eat lots of processed food - meat, which has been processed by a
> butcher, then further processed by me by cooking, a fair amount of
> tomato juice, smaller amount of fruit juice, which are obviously highly
> processed, muesli which, again, is very highly processed, coffee,
> sometimes beer (the best there is in the world, brewed to Bavarian purity
> laws), .... *Heck, it's difficult to think of anything I eat which isn't
> processed food. *Even the water I drink out the tap is (thankfully)
> processed.
>
> > it's SHIT!
> > eat your yogurt and put on 20lbs. a year.. and get gurd and whatever
> > else if your system is sensitive to it other than the constipation and
> > bloated belly from it.
>
> How about eating yogurt, and thereby maintaining a healthy weight, and
> having energy available for one's daily business?
>
> > it's easy to marker me off as a fruit in a situation like this.
>
> Processed fruit or unprocessed?
>
> > but why folks take that shit i quoted seriously.... it's all under the
> > same scam...
> > instead.. eat pure.
>
> Eat pure what?
>
> > and good luck on that.. i even hear that seeds from mass production
> > veggies is hard to get the shit out of.
>
> You have got some issues with shit, haven't you?
>
> > ug!
> > maybe we should wish for the mushrooms now!
> > (as in clouds)
>
> Oh dear!
>
> --
> Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).



garden.. grow one.


seeds from a local farm.


(no, i'm not a yuppy wannabe who is pretending that i can make a
garden grow)

many years tilling dirt, seeding dirt and hulling, husking, blanching,
churning, canning, weeding, re-seeding so on blah blah.


the fresher the better. folks are plastic now because of "shelf
life".