Re: [cancercured] Re: I am new & have BC & HL -Genetics

As for dieting, I would suspect the grains and the legumes like soya and
beans (see www.deflame.com) and the plants that are looked upon as
vegetables but are really poisonous to many people's health:
nightshades: tomatoes,potatoes, bell peppers, eggplants.

Many vegans are eating poisonous vegetables. Somehow they have trained
their taste buds to ignore the awful taste of many vegetables. If it
tastes awful, it's not food.

I subscribe to the raw paleolithic diet theory. fruits + animals is the
natural diet of humans. (proportion varies where you live). When you
eat animal foods, you need to eat them with fat and more fat than the
lean portions. There is an optimal ratio. See homo optimus diet: 1
part lean, 2.5 to 3.5 parts fat.

As to the other causes of cancer, perfect diet is no assurance, but it
helps.

There is external pollution avoidance, nurturing and detoxing that are
all needed to be done still to prevent cancer.

Arlyn Grant wrote:
>
> Hi Elliot,
>
> I agree - that makes a lot of sense.
>
> But it also doesn't give us the full picture. Again, I have met
> wonderful women who were doing everything right and still developed
> breast cancer. So there must be another component.
>
> And my biggest problem with Cambell's work is that he doesn't even look
> at the health problems related to vegetarians. Tell me how many vegans,
> raw foodists, and vegetarians develop cancer and why. I want to see
> studies showing THAT information. It's pretty darn easy to say that
> animal product consumption is the trigger, but it sure doesn't answer
> the question about how these people who don't eat animal products
> developed cancer.
>
> There are quite a few vegans and vegetarians with cancer - developed
> years after they made the dietary switch.
>
> ar

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