"Beach Runner" > wrote in message
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> usual suspect wrote:
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>> Beach Runner wrote:
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>>> I'm embarrassed about my many typos.
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>> You should be.
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> I wonder how you would type if you can't feel some fingers.
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>>> It is a step up the moral ladder to care about animal
>>> suffering.
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>> No, it isn't, at least inasmuch as veganism is offered as a
>> solution to it.
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>>> And American vegetarians live longer.
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>> Wrong.
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>> According to Dwyer, vegetarians' longevity is similar to
>> or
>> greater than that of non-vegetarians, but is influenced in
>> Western countries by vegetarians' "adoption of many
>> healthy
>> lifestyle habits in addition to diet, such as not smoking,
>> abstinence or moderation in the use of alcohol, being
>> physically
>> active, resting adequately, seeking ongoing health
>> surveillance,
>> and seeking guidance when health problems arise."
>> http://www.fda.gov/fdac/features/895_vegdiet.html
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> Yes, I will agree to the fact the vegetarians are more health
> oriented.
> However it reduces blood chemistry and bowel cancer. And if you
> go organic, pesticides residuals which are harmful.
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....are still there fool. Again, dolt, organic does not mean
pesticide free. In fact, they may use even more pesticides more
often. That you continue to foster your lys and delusions is a
sure sign of your total ignorance and brainwashing, killer.

btw, where's you water calculation?


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>> Those other factors are paramount.
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>>> The Bone Density documents how vegetarian diets build
>>> stronger bones.
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>> No, it hypothesizes about such things without any substantial
>> evidence.
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> No, like he teachers at college the way bones are built and
> rebuilt their entire lives. It's a well understood process.
> BTW, calcium is so needed for other purposes, you body will
> take if from your bones. They are many vegan sources of
> calcium. Also, excess meat or diary protein causes to body to
> steal calcium.
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> Your making a statement without obviously having looked at his
> book.
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